Do you believe it will heal?

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That was what my grandmother was asked by my great uncle when my grandmother was just a little girl. She had warts on her hands (she was a farmer's daughter). Her uncle rubbed her hands, said something under his breath, and then asked if she believed they'd be gone. She said Yes. About a week later they were gone. Her brother had the same thing, was asked the same thing and said No. His did not go away so quickly. Coincidence and / or luck? Maybe. Quite Possibly. A cousin of my grandmother's was prone to nose bleeds. A few miles down the road lived a woman who supposedly could stop bleeding. She was rang up and the phone as held to the ear of the cousin. Lo and Behold the bleeding stopped very soon after. Coincidence and / or luck? Maybe. Quite Possibly. My Great Uncle was supposed to tell a female the words he used to heal before he died. However, he developed alzheimer's and died without saying anything of it. Was he a medicine man or some sort of voodoo practitioner? Who knows. I never heard of any harm being done by the words he uttered. We aren't real sure what he did say, but according to my grandmother it was a verse from the bible. It's up to you whether you believe in the power of healing, or whether you think it was all coincidence and luck. Me? Oh I won't tell you what I think.