Spalding and Magan's Unpublished Manuscript Testimonies - Ellen G. White

experiences of being carried from her room to the
sanitarium and back again.
Sara mcenterfer, who was her traveling
companion and secretary most of the time for thirty
years, is with her; and so is may walling, who was
brought up in her home, and who has been her
faithful nurse for about two years. Mrs.
Hungerford, a trained nurse from the sanitarium, is
also with her.
Mother occupies her study, where for the last
ten busy years she did most of her writing.
Sometimes when half awake, she asks how long
the journey will take, and when she will get home;
and then, when fully awake, she says, “I am right
here in my own room.” In our seasons of prayer
mother unites with her usual fervor and clearness
of thought, expressing complete confidence and
entire resignation.
Since her accident she has told me that she
feels that her work is done, her battles ended, and
that she is willing to lie down and sleep till the
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