Lucia Greenhouse
Lucia Ewing had what looked like an all-American childhood. She lived with her mother, father, sister, and brother in an affluent suburb of Minneapolis. Lucia had no doubt she was loved and cared for. But when it came to accidents and illnesses, Luciaâ€™s parents didn't take their kids to the doctor's office--they prayed, and called a Christian Science practitioner.Â  ,Â ,fathermothergod, is Lucia Greenhouse's story about growing up in Christian Science, in a house where you could not be sick, because you were perfect; where no medicine, even aspirin, was allowed. In 1985, when Lucia and her siblings discovered that their mother was sick, they came face-to-face with the reality that they had few--if any--options to save her. ,Lucia pulls back the curtain on the Christian Science faith and chronicles its complicated legacy for her family.Â 
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fathermothergod: My Journey Out of Christian Science