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  • Cheryl Nelson May 5, 2011 at 6:47pm
    The PTB don't like him.  Keep him in your prayers.
  • Alesiah May 5, 2011 at 6:34pm

    Well, Dutchsinse is doing a radiation test in St. Louis, then heading across the country to test other areas.

  • Rosemary S May 5, 2011 at 5:06pm

    Neat picture Alex. Are they genetically modified animals that received a fluorescent gene? Ha!! That baby monkey looks so quite.

    Do we have specific level of radiation detected? That makes a difference between a low does or more severe exposure.

  • Alex Cortes May 5, 2011 at 12:03pm

    Rosemary ...... its not too far off......

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  • Cheryl Nelson May 5, 2011 at 10:26am
    Yes, a better prognosis with fractures, rather than breaks.  I fractured a rib coughing so hard when I had pneumonia.  Very painful for quite a while.  We will keep your mother in prayer.
  • Rosemary S May 5, 2011 at 1:30am

    Just send her an aura of love Coedwing. If you have a picture of her, use that to focus the energy on her body. Love heals a lot. It is her choice to leave or to be present for the earth changes. Yes it is easy to say, but hard to accept.

    Speaking of glow in the dark. For people like me who talks with their hands, we would look like amoeba on LSD. Imagine opening your mouth to read a book. That would be impossible with all the flying creature of the night dancing around your open mouth.

  • Coedwig the Druid May 4, 2011 at 11:16pm

    Thank you all for your good wishes for my mother.  The Doctors seem optimistic since they are fractures and complete breaks.  The big concern is the fact that there were so many this time.  Her bones are just crumbling.  What is most difficult for me however, and this is selfish, is that she is so far away and I am not at liberty to just drop things and go to her, especially since there is little I could do other than to sit with her during the day while my sister is at work.  Oh well, such is life.

    Cheers,

    Steve

  • Cheryl Nelson May 4, 2011 at 10:58pm
    Oh, Steve, I am so sorry to hear about your mother.  For the aged, a broken pelvis can be devastating.  Prepare for the worst but pray for the best.  It would be a mercy to spare her from what is coming but I would not give up trying to do everything to assist her.  We don't condone putting our moms to sleep because bad times are coming, ya know?
  • Brad Leathery May 4, 2011 at 10:51pm

    Steve, you and your Mom are in my prayers tonight.

    So right, Keith, as we put together our bug out bags, we need to grab the love and leave the fear behind. When it all starts to shake rattle and roll, the implications on just the radiation part alone are overwhelming.... I just hope I can hang around long enough to see the red sky devil with my own eyes.

  • Coedwig the Druid May 4, 2011 at 10:05pm

    @ Brad and Cheryl!  Thank you for the chuckle.  I needed that today.  Been a rough week.  My 86 year old mother fell and fractured her pelvis, both hips and a vertebrate!  The doctors are hopeful but I worry about her giving up because of all of the pain.  Maybe with what's ahead of us that would be the merciful thing to happen?

    Namaste,

    Steve

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