I was a child in Tehran when at the age of seven I contracted tuberculosis
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Tihrán (today: Tehran, Iran)

I was a child in Tehran when at the age of seven I contracted tuberculosis. There was no hope of recovery. The wisdom of this sickness became clear later. If I had not been ill, I would have been obliged to go to Mazindaran but because of this sickness I stayed in Tehran ..This was when the Blessed Beauty was in prison in Tehran. Therefore, I was afforded the honor of being in His company during His journey to Iraq. When the right time arrived, I suddenly became well, after the doctors had given up all hope of recovery.
Source: Stories Told by ‘Abdu’l-Bahá, p. 104
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