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THE CURES WHICH HAVE BEEN SCRUTINIZED BY THE MEDICAL ASSOCIATION OF LOURDES: Mrs Latapie - CHOUAT Catherine, of Loubajac (France). Ulnar Paralysis due to traumatic elongation of the bracial plexus for 18 months. About 38 years old on 3 -1-1858. Mr Bouriette Louis, of Lourdes (France). 20 year old injury to the right eye with blindness for 2 years. 54 years old in March 1858. Tarbes,Mandate Mrs Cazenave Blaisette, Blaisette, (Born Soupène)of Lourdes (France). Chemosis or chronic conjunctivis with ectropion fo r 3 years. About 50 years old in March 1858. Of Monseigneur Mr. BUSQUET Henri of Nay (France). Fistular adenitis of the base of the neck (undoubtedly tuberculous) for 15 months. About 15 years old on 4 -28-1858. Laurence, on 1 -18-1862. Mr. Bouhort Justin of Lourdes (France). Chronic post-infective malnutrition with retarded motor development. Diagnosis at the time: "consumption". 2 years old on 7-6- 1858. Mrs. RIZAN Madeleine of Nay (France). Left hemiplegia for 24. About 58 years old on 10-17-1858. Miss MOREAU Marie, of Tartas (France). Major diminution of vision with inflammatory lesions especially of the right eye, progressing over 10 months. About 17 years old on 11-9-1858. Mr. DE RUDDER Pierre, of Jabbeke (Belgium). Ununited fracture of the left leg with pseudarthrosis. 52 years old on 4- 7-1875. Bruges(Belg) 07-25-1908. Miss DEHANT Joachime, of Gesves (Belgium). Ulcer of the right leg with extensive gangrene. 29 years old on 9- 13-1878. Namur(Belg) 04-25-1908. Miss SEISSON Elisa, of Rognonas (France). Cardiac hypertrophy with oedema of the lower limbs. 27 years old on 8- 29-1882. Aix-en-Provence 07-02-1912. Sister EUGENIA, (Marie MABILLE), of Bernay (France). Abscess in the right iliac fossa with vesical and colic fistulae. Bilateral phlebitis. 28 years old on 21-8-1883. Evreux 08-30-1908. Sister Julienne, (Aline BRUYERE), of La Roque (France). Cavitating pulmonary tuberculosis. 25 years old on 9- 1-1889. Tulle 03-07-1912. Sister Josephine-Marie (Anne JOURDAIN), of Goincourt (France). Pulmonary tuberculosis. 36 years old on 08-21-1890. Beauvais 10-10-1908. Miss CHAGNON Amélie, (Nun of Sacré Coeur on 25-9-1894) of Poitiers (France). Tuberculous osteo-arthritis of the knee and second metatarsal of the foot. 17 years old on 8- 21-1891. Tournai (Belg.) 09-08-1910. Miss TROUVÉ Clémentine, (Sister AGNES-MARIE) of Rouille (France). Osteo periostitis of the right foot with fistulae. 14 years old on 8- 21-1891. Paris 06-06-1908. Miss LEBRANCHU Marie, (Mrs WUIPLIER) of Paris (France). Pulmonary tuberculosis (Koch's bacillae present in sputum). 35 years old on 8- 20-1892. Paris 06-06-1908. Miss LEMARCHAND Marie, (Mrs AUTHIER) of Caen (France). Pulmonary tuberculosis with ulcers of the face and legs. 18 years old on 8- 21-1892. Paris 06-06-1908. Miss LESAGE Elise, of Bucquoy (France). Tuberculous osteo-arthritis of knee. 18 years old on 8 - 21-1892. Arras 02-04-1908. Sister MARIE de la PRESENTATION, (Sylvanie DELPORTE) of Lille (France). Chronic tuberculous gastroenteritis. 46 years old on Cambrai 08-31-1893. 08-15-1908. Father CIRETTE, of Beaumontel (France). Amyotrophic lateral sclerosis of spinal cord. 46 years old on Evreux 08-31-1893. 11-02-1907. Miss HUPRELLEW Aurélie, of St. Martin-le-Noeud (France). Acute pulmonary tuberculosis. 26 years old on Beauvais 08-21-1895. 01-05-1908. Miss BRACHMANN Esther, of Paris (France). Tuberculous peritonitis. 15 years old on Paris 08-21-1896. 06-06-1908. Miss TULASNE Jeanne, of Tours (France). Lumbar Pott's disease, with neuropathic club foot. 20 years old on Tours 09-08-1897. 27-10-1907. Miss MALOT Clementine, of Gaude Miss CLAUZEL Gabrielle, of Oran (Algeria). Rheumatic spondylosis. 49 years old on Oran (Algérie) 08-15-1943. 03-18-1948. Miss FOURNIER Yvonne, of Limoges (France). Extending and progressive posttraumatic syndrome of left upper limb (Leriche's syndrome). 22 years old on Paris 08-19-1945. 11-14-1959. Mrs MARTIN Rose, (Born PERONA), of Nice (France). Cancer of the uterine cervix (epithelioma of the cylindrical glands). 46 years old on Nice 07-03-1947. 03-17-1958. Mrs. GESTAS Jeanne (Born Pelin), of Bègles (France). Dyspeptic disorders with postoperative obstructive episodes. 50 years old on Bordeaux 08-22-1947. 07-13-1952. Miss CANIN Marie-Therese, of Marseilles (France). Dorso-lumbar Pott's disease and tuberculous peritonitis with fistulae. 37 years old on Marseille 10-09-1947. 06-06-1952. Miss Carini Maddalena, of San Remo (Italy). Peritoneal, Pleuro-pulmonary and bony tuberculosis with coronary disease. 31 years old on Milan (Italy). 08-15-1948. 06-02-1960. Miss FRÉTEL Le Mrs MARTIN Rose, (Born PERONA), of Nice (France). Cancer of the uterine cervix (epithelioma of the cylindrical glands). 46 years old on Nice 07-03-1947. 03-17-1958. Mrs. GESTAS Jeanne (Born Pelin), of Bègles (France). Dyspeptic disorders with postoperative obstructive episodes. 50 years old on Bordeaux 08-22-1947. 07-13-1952. Miss CANIN Marie-Therese, of Marseilles (France). Dorso-lumbar Pott's disease and tuberculous peritonitis with fistulae. 37 years old on Marseille 10-09-1947. 06-06-1952. Miss Carini Maddalena, of San Remo (Italy). Peritoneal, Pleuro-pulmonary and bony tuberculosis with coronary disease. 31 years old on Milan (Italy). 08-15-1948. 06-02-1960. Miss FRÉTEL Leanne, of Rennes (France). Tuberculous peritonitis. 34 years old on Rennes 10-08-1948. 11-20-1950. Miss ANGÈLE Théa, (Sister MARIEMERCÉDES) of Tettnang (Germany). Multiple sclerosis for six years. 20 years old on Tarbes-Lourdes 05-20-1950. 06-28-1961. Mr. GANORA Evasio, of Casale (Italy). Hodgkin's d --- THE LIST GOES ON TILL 1999. I CANTPOST THAT MANY

we are off on holiday on Sunday 13 may 2012 for 2 weeks would love to know more about jabbeke and also the camp-site called camping Klein stand then we are off to Holland to 5 days so anything to do there to do

The medical Bureau in Lourdes France has conclusive medical evidence of healings of Cancer, blindness, M.S. I have pasted from WIKI the details of such healings. Pieter De Rudder Visited Lourdes: After his healing, from 9 to 15 May 1878 Pieter De Rudder was a farm labourer, born Jabbeke July 2, 1822, died March 22, 1898[5]. His recovery from a broken leg (1875) is one of the most famous recognized Lourdes miracles (a bronze cast of his bones is exhibited in the Lourdes Medical Bureau[6]), although it is not supposed to have occurred in Lourdes itself, but in a sanctuary of Our Lady of Lourdes at Oostakker near Ghent (Belgium, East Flanders). [7]. [edit] Jeanne Fretel Visited Lourdes: 10 May 1948. Age 31, a student nurse from Rennes, France. Tubercular peritonitis with complications for seven years, extreme emaciation and oscillating fever. Comatose when brought to Lourdes, was given a tiny fragment of the Eucharist and awoke. Reported being "instantly and permanently cured" later that night while lying in her wheelchair beside the spring. She had not yet bathed in or drunk the water. Her cure was recognised officially on 11 November 1950. [edit] Brother Léo Schwager Visited Lourdes: 30 April 1952. Age 28, from Fribourg, Switzerland. Multiple sclerosis for five years. His cure was recognised on 18 December 1960. [edit] Alice Couteault, born Alice Gourdon Visited Lourdes: 15 May 1952. Age 34, from Bouille-Loretz, France. Multiple sclerosis for three years. Her cure was recognised on 16 July 1956. [edit] Marie Bigot Visited Lourdes: 8 October 1953 and 10 October 1954. Age 32, from La Richardais, France. Arachnoiditis of posterior cranial fossa (blindness, deafness, hemiplegia). Her cure was recognised on 15 August 1956. [edit] Ginette Nouvel, born Ginette Fabre Visited Lourdes: 21 September 1954. Age 26, from Carmaux, France. Budd-Chiari syndrome (supra-hepatic venous thrombosis). Her cure was recognised on 31 May 1963. [edit] Elisa Aloi, later Elisa Varcalli Visited Lourdes: 5 June 1958. Age 27, from Patti, Italy. Tuberculous osteoarthritis with fistulae at multiple sites in the right leg. Her cure was recognised on 26 May 1965. [edit] Juliette Tamburini Visited Lourdes: 17 July 1959. Age 22, from Marseilles, France. Femoral osteoperiostitis with fistulae, epistaxis, for ten years. Her cure was recognised on 11 May 1965. [edit] Vittorio Micheli Visited Lourdes: 1 June 1963. Age 23, from Scurelle, Italy. Sarcoma (cancer) of pelvis; tumour so large that his left thigh became loose from the socket, leaving his left leg limp and paralysed. After taking the waters, he was free of pain and could walk. By February 1964 the tumour was gone, the hip joint had recalcified, and he returned to a normal life. His cure was recognized on 26 May 1976. [edit] Serge Perrin Visited Lourdes: 1 May 1970. Age 41, from Le Lion-d'Angers, France. Recurrent right hemiplegia, with ocular lesions, due to bilateral carotid artery disorders. Symptoms, which included headache, impaired speech and vision, and partial right-side paralysis began without warning in February 1964. During the next six years he became wheelchair-confined, and nearly blind. While on pilgrimage to Lourdes in April 1970, he felt a sudden warmth from head to toe, his vision returned, and he was able to walk unaided. His cure was recognised on 17 June 1978. [edit] Delizia Cirolli, later Delizia Costa Visited Lourdes: 24 December 1976. Age 12, from Paterno, Sicily. Ewing's sarcoma of right knee. Offered amputation by her doctors, her mother refused and took her to Lourdes instead. On returning to Italy, her tumour rapidly regressed until no remaining evidence existed, although it left her tibia angulated, which required an operation (osteotomy) to correct. Her cure was recognised on 28 June 1989. She went on to become a nurse. [edit] Jean-Pierre Bély Visited Lourdes: 9 October 1987. Age 51, French. Multiple sclerosis. His cure was recognised on 9 February 1999. There are a lot of comments that mention the power of the mind etc in some case this is true but not in all. How do you explain healings that involve people who do not have any awareness of what is happening, that is, small babies, those in a coma. There have been many documented cases of healings of small children.