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Suzanne Woods Fisher, Amish Proverbs, expanded editionRevell Books, a division of Baker Publishing Group, © 2012. Used by permission.
TimeDon’t hurry, don’t worry, doyour best, leave the rest!Linda sat with her son in the emergency room of theirlocal hospital, waiting to be seen by a doctor. Her sonhad twisted his ankle playing a game of basketball, andshe worried he might have caused serious damage to it.After ten minutes, her son grew fidgety and impatient. “This isgoing to take forever,” he moaned.Seated across from them was a young Amish couple. The wifehad taken a spill and hurt her shoulder. They sat calmly, thoughLinda noticed the wife wince in pain whenever she shifted in herseat. Finally, the nurse came out and motioned to the Amish man.17Suzanne Woods Fisher, Amish Proverbs, expanded editionRevell Books, a division of Baker Publishing Group, © 2012. Used by permission.
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