I called Sister Cannon and asked her what she thought I should do and she and President agreed that it would be better safe than sorry and encouraged me to go to the hospital. I remember President saying "You'll have to drink some pretty gross stuff for the CT Scan, which might make you sick to begin with." I did not want to drink that stuff.
I hesitated and pondered but finally decided to go, all the time dreading the "CT Drink." I got dressed and was tying my shoes when I realized that I wasn't really in pain anymore. I froze. I didn't know if the only reason I didn't hurt was just because I was sitting a certain way. Slowly, tentatively, I laid down. No pain. I sat in a chair. No pain.
I stood. I walked. I bent over. Nothing.
Still in disbelief, I called Sister Cannon and told her the pain was gone and that I wasn't going to go after all. She said "Wow. Really? that's interesting because we just finished saying a prayer for you."
I slept like a rock and woke up the next morning feeling great, albeit a bit hungry.
It's humbling to know that God really does watch over us, especially so when we're in His service. It was a miracle, to be sure.
-Elder Hopkins
PS - Maybe I was just feeling sympathy pains for my sister's pregnancy. (It's going to be a boy!)
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