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    While shopping for medical supplies, the author overheard a woman tell the store owner that her husband's CPAP machine, nicknamed "Mr. C-PAP", had died. The woman reverently placed the machine on the counter as if preparing it for burial. However, when the store owner plugged it in and pressed some buttons, the machine's screen lit up, to the woman's delight. She decided to rename the resurrected machine "Lazarus".

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    While shopping for medical supplies, the author overheard a woman tell the store owner that her husband's CPAP machine, nicknamed "Mr. C-PAP", had died. The woman reverently placed the machine on the counter as if preparing it for burial. However, when the store owner plugged it in and pressed some buttons, the machine's screen lit up, to the woman's delight. She decided to rename the resurrected machine "Lazarus".

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    Miracle

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    Dorothy-Jean (Dody) Chapman
    While shopping for medical supplies, the author overheard a woman tell the store owner that her husband's CPAP machine, nicknamed "Mr. C-PAP", had died. The woman reverently placed the machine on the counter as if preparing it for burial. However, when the store owner plugged it in and pressed some buttons, the machine's screen lit up, to the woman's delight. She decided to rename the resurrected machine "Lazarus".

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    MIRACLE

    Dorothy-Jean (Dody) Christian Chapman

    While purchasing medical supplies for my mother at the local home health store, I overheard a lady tell the proprietor that Mr. C-PAP had died. The lady proceeded to reverently unshroud a small machine and arrange it and its cord upon the counter as if she was preparing it for burial. The proprietor asked the lady a few pertinent questions, examined the machine, plugged the lifeless cord into a nearby outlet, and punched a few buttons on the machines top side. To the ladys great pleasure, the machines LCD face lit up, looking like a miniature green, smiling skull. The lady scooped up her ghoulish treasure exclaiming, Mr. C-PAP, youve come back to life! I think Im going to call you Lazarus from now on. (To the uninformed, C-PAP stands for continuous, positive air pressure and is used by those who need an unobstructed airway to breath at night; in other words, a measured flow of air to keep tissues in the airway open enough to prevent snoring or blockage.)

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