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'''Betty Daugherty recovered spontaneously in 1945''' of a mental/nervous disease thought to be St. Vitus Dance . | '''Betty Daugherty recovered spontaneously in 1945''' of a mental/nervous disease thought to be St. Vitus Dance (Sydenham’s Chorea). This is the miracle that triggered William Branham's healing ministry. However, most patients spontaneously recover from St. Vitus Dance within 2 – 6 months. | ||
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In 1960 Betty Daugherty walked across the platform in Jeffersonville, Indiana, so that [[William Branham]] could pray for cataracts that had seriously affected her vision | In 1960 Betty Daugherty walked across the platform in Jeffersonville, Indiana, so that [[William Branham]] could pray for cataracts that had seriously affected her vision. William Branham prayed "Let the power that healed Betty Daugherty the first time, and this also the second time, let it heal our sister, in Jesus' Name. Amen." | ||
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==As published on pages 86-87 of [[A Man Sent from God, by Gordon Lindsay|William Branham, A Man Sent From God]]"== | |||
:''Our little girl, Betty, had been sick for three months. We had two noted doctors of the city, but seemingly they could not find the cause of her sickness. We also had many outstanding ministers of the city and country around, praying for her. She steadily grew worse. Then we sent to Jeffersonville, Indiana, for a man by the name of Rev. William Branham, who has the gift of divine healing. Brother Bill, as he is called, came to us at once. After hours of praying, he came in and told us that the Lord had showed him a vision of what to do for our little Betty. She was mere skin and bones and shook all the time as if she had palsy. | :''Our little girl, Betty, had been sick for three months. We had two noted doctors of the city, but seemingly they could not find the cause of her sickness. We also had many outstanding ministers of the city and country around, praying for her. She steadily grew worse. Then we sent to Jeffersonville, Indiana, for a man by the name of Rev. William Branham, who has the gift of divine healing. Brother Bill, as he is called, came to us at once. After hours of praying, he came in and told us that the Lord had showed him a vision of what to do for our little Betty. She was mere skin and bones and shook all the time as if she had palsy. | ||