Vicki!  After all the years of knowing the Lord, I still stand in awe at
His goodness and care for us.  I rejoice with you that He has answered our
prayers for the book you need.

Loving you, because of Him,
Helen

Earlier, Vicki and The Rors wrote:
>Here's the long and short of how God worked in this class situation.  Keep
>in mind that there are lots of econ classes with other instructors.  This
>instructor has several sections of the class.  I had almost decided that
>since the textbook was not available anywhere that I'd go to this first
>class and then probably drop.  Sure I could scan the book, but lots of
>graphs and geometry and algebra.  Considering that I am math challenged,
>sounded like the best solution to me after having had a day that was a
>Monday on a Tuesday; if you know what I mean.  So I showed up in class, as
>did the whole room full of other would-be students.  During the class, the
>instructor made reference to this woman in his class as a student this
>Semester, having been in his class last Semester.  At the end of class, I
>heard him ask her when her other kornea transplant was scheduled.  Naturally
>my ears became antenna-like.  More information forth coming was that she was
>now fully able to read print.  So that was miracle one.  Miracle two is that
>disability services office who specifically told me that this book was not
>in their catalog had actually recorded it for her and when she tried to
>return it to them, they refused to accept it back.  Therefore, she still had
>it in her possession.  So she will bring the tape recordeded text book to me
>next class.  Miracle 3 is that we could have been in the same class at all.
>There are lots of Macro Econ classes.  This instructor teaches 6 or 7
>sections alone.  Then there are all those taught by other instructors.
>
>Thanks for praying.  Best of all, God gets all the glory.  What a
>prayer-answering God we serve.  I have no objection if you pray me through
>the rest of the class.  Grin.
>
>Vicki