Healing / Medical Reversal & Remission

Lucy Grant Cannon — Miraculous Healing in Washington, D.C.

1840s
Washington, D.C.
Lucy Grant Cannon, Heber J. Grant

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While visiting Washington, D.C. with her father, Heber J. Grant, young Lucy Grant (later Cannon) became dangerously ill. Her condition deteriorated to the point that her life was 'all but despaired of' by those attending her. Through the power of faith and the administration of priesthood blessings, she experienced a marvelous and complete recovery. This specific incident was considered so remarkable that Heber J. Grant frequently related the account to the Saints, and it was formally recorded in Volume 34 of the Young Woman's Journal as a testimony of divine intervention.

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Lucy Grant Cannon - HISTORICAL GENERAL CONFERENCES (https://historicalgeneralconferences.weebly.com/lucy-grant-cannon.html); Young Woman's Journal, Vol. 34 (research confidence: high)

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