Carolyn T. from Texas

I attended the Miracle Crusade in Georgetown, TX, in September of 2022. On the final evening when praying for the sick, Pastor Nancy and Dr. Hattabaugh said something about praying for people with eye issues. He mentioned astigmatism, and I wasn’t sure if the meaning was "don’t come if it’s just normal stuff like needing glasses," but finally I decided to go forward for prayer since I have had some eye issues.

The power of God was extremely strong. I couldn’t even stand in the line without falling under the power, but I managed to get back up in time to get prayed for. I got prayed for, fell under the power again, and then eventually went back to my seat.

A few weeks later, I went to the optometrist because I wanted new frames for my glasses. Since my prescription had expired, I had to do a new eye exam. The optometrist said that the astigmatism in my eyes was less severe than before. One eye had significant improvement, and the other eye had small improvement. The optometrist said that with most people it goes the other way - meaning usually the astigmatism gets worse if there is any change. They had to change my prescription to make adjustment for less astigmatism instead of more. An added benefit is that now with less astigmatism, it is easier for me to wear contact lenses.