"As promised I hereby send my testimony. The last two months I have been seeing a cardiologist .I had the following symptoms: tightness on my heart, I could not do any hard work and my blood pressure was too high. I also had to take medicine, but I already gave thanks for my healing.

On December 14 2008 Paul and Annick came and they prayed for healing. I experienced the Lord doing surgery on my heart. I felt warmth in and around it. At home I tried to do all sorts of things, like playing with the kids and fortunately I did not feel any tightness around my heart. The Lord had healed me! An MRI-scan and a CT-scan are scheduled for me in January 2009, but I know that the Lord has healed me and I will not allow anyone or anything to steal it from me.

Dick M.”

Below is a report from the cardiologist, written after Dick had his heart checked out again:

Association of Cardiologists Zwolle     

W.P. Beukema            Dr. J.C.A. Hoorntje

Dr. M.J. de Boer            Dr. E.P. de Kluiver

Dr. A. Breeman            Dr. A.H.E.M. Maas

Dr. J.H.E. Dambrink         Dr. J.P. Ottervanger

P.P.H.M. Delnoy   Dr. A.R. Ramdat Misier

Dr. A. Elvan        Dr. H. Suryapranata

Dr. A.T.M. Gosselink

To the honorary Mr. H. van Meeteren, GP

Straussplein 1

8031 AE  Zwolle (43)

Your reference: 3556776/VR/FS

Zwolle, April 29th, 2009

Esteemed Colleague,

On April 29 2009, Mr. Dick M., born 09-11-1967, residing in Zwolle, consulted me at the cardiology clinic.

CARDIAC HISTORY: ECG with picture of left ventricular hypertrophy, normal echocardiogram, SPECT with irregular uptake without evidence of ischemia, MRI minor hypokinesia front wall, somewhat wide cavum.

PREVIOUS HISTORY: blank.

RISK FACTORS: hypertension.

ANAMNESIS: patient has been doing great for months now. Has no more problems. Patient himself is convinced that he is healed through prayer. After prayer his symptoms quickly disappeared.

MEDICATION: none.

ECG: sinus rhythm, 57/min, intermediate axis. Very high voltages. Aberrant ECG.

MRI: good left ventricular function, some hypokynesia in distal front wall. No convincing late enhancement.

REVIEW: this concerns a 42 year old man who came for the results of the MRI-scan, which was performed to diagnose cardiomyopathy. The MRI-scan showed no obvious abnormalities, except for a minor hypokinesia. I had arranged for a CT coronary to take place, but unfortunately it had not been done. Patient's symptoms have now completely disappeared. I do not have a clear explanation for this clinical picture. Since there are no clear symptoms anymore I suggest an expectative policy for the time being. Given the possibility of a cardiomyopathy, I do want to monitor the left ventricular function by means of an ultrasound in one year, in order to rule out a future deterioration of the left ventricular function.

With collegial regards,

Dr. J.R. Timmer, assistant physician cardiology,

on behalf of V. Roolvink, cardiologist