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Last week, the “wildfire smoke” mostly just made me have cognitive issues once I hit my limit. So this past Monday I figured it would be more of the same.
And thus, I headed out in my ninja combat gear to fearlessly battle the thorn bushes and rescue wild black raspberries for my belly Monday morning, as is my norm this time of year. I would gander that I would probably outside 3 hours picking berries, hollering “hey! that’s my hat!” and “ow!” while trying not to wipe out with a bowl of berries.
Also, there are quite a few brown cottontails here now, so I like to talk to them, even if they don’t quite understand English and are mostly hiding or running from me. OK, end digression.
I didn’t expect to end up with a sort throat, persistent cough, aches, Fibromyalgia pain all over (the first flare-up in years), and stomach cramps.
But I did! And guess what?
The sky wasn’t smoky or hazy, and I didn’t smell anything at all. I have quite the impressive little sniffer, too.
It’s probably been a good 7 or 8 years since I was this sick. Oy.
And to top it off, on Wednesday I had some real stomach fun! I’ll spare you the details, but…
Coincidences are just so hilarious these days! The cyclospora outbreak just so happens to coincide with incredibly toxic air quality over the Midwest. Where’s the outbreak? The Midwest.
The symptoms I’ve had line up perfectly with cyclosporiasis, but correlated precisely with exposure to the toxic outdoor air. I’ve eaten food from my garden. I did not contaminate it with a farm worker from Mexico. I’m fairly certain of that. Good grief, they blame those folks shamefully.
This isn’t some sort of delayed parasite overgrowth as I’ve prepared every meal I’ve eaten from scratch since 2018, when power went out twice so I ate fast food.
Correlation isn’t causation though, as Big Pharma rams down our throats. As though they don’t know their science is actually pseudoscience- at best!
Here’s the most hilarious coincidence of all: cycloporiasis is diagnosed via the PCR test, which was used for COVID.
As we all were rolling around laughing about years ago, the CDC publicly yet quietly admitted that they didn’t have any isolates, while insisting everyone should get tested.
And we all know how reliable the PCR test is in itself, as disclosed by the very inventor of the test. The last time I looked at some PCR test manufacturers and on-demand PCR test labs, there were disclaimers that stated clearly “not for diagnostic purposes.” As a matter of fact, those disclaimers are still live for a wide variety of PCR tests!
Tip: Go to any search engine and type in: pcr test manufacturer “not for diagnostic purposes”
Be sure to include the quotation marks.
But what do I know? I’m just a gal whose life depends on knowing root causes and avoiding toxic junk, and I happen to have a little discernment to boot.
To be clear, these symptoms suck. But symptoms, news propaganda, and a junk test do not a proper cause make.
Ain’t no party like a Leanna-party, because a Leanna-party never has just one thing!
Last weekend I had vision disruption associated with microwaves again, and both Dave and I had arm/hand nerve pain. We both kept saying the same thing:
“But this should not hurt now!”
“I did less with my arms this week!”
“I didn’t strain my arms this week! What gives?”
Kitty was mum on the subject.
With it happening to both of us, and both of us trying to talk over each other at the same time about the same sudden, inexplicable symptom, I think it’s safe to say that there wasn’t any subconscious influence at play here.
“I’m telling you- this shouldn’t be!”
“But I’m telling YOU that THIS shouldn’t be!”
We’re such adults sometimes.
It could have been ELF (extremely low frequencies) or some other frequency I can’t detect, but microwaves seem the most likely culprit based on the eye issues I had.
I’ve been concerned enough about my eyes this week* that I went ahead and paid all of the bills for the next 2 weeks and ordered a month ahead of things we use like eggs and such.
I’m so grateful I’m able to do that, as that has generally not been the case for most of my adult life! Yes, I did so while sitting in bed and barely moving for half of the week.
This is how I am able to do what I do. Since I was 14, I have operated with the knowledge that tomorrow I may be less functional than I am today. Tomorrow I may be unable to move in pain. Tomorrow I may be unable to read the computer screen or do a multitude of things- not that any of us are promised tomorrow. So I do as much as I can now, with that knowledge, because no one can berate me as effectively as I can myself.
That’s life when you are a natural overachiever in a body that is basically just one thorn in the flesh, so to speak!
If you struggle with chronic illness, and are new to it, know that it can take time to know where your tipping point is at. I stop at my tipping point so that I don’t cause the next day to be even worse than it might already be.
This might sound depressing, but this is just my life, and it has been my reality for 31 years now. I know when to push, I know where to push, and I know when to throw in the towel for the day and call it, and accept that tomorrow will just have to take care of itself.
Not that I’m ever anxious for tomorrow. Bring that righteous Kingdom without chemicals, toxic water, polluted air, fake food, or harmful nnEMFs!
Be not therefore anxious for the morrow, for the morrow shall be anxious for its own things; sufficient for the day [is] the evil of it.- Matthew 6:34
*My eyes seem to be recovered now, but I do try to avoid compounding issues and think ahead. With more launches planned to microwave the skies and beam everyone/ everything from above for nonsensical reasons, it’s not a bad idea for me to be ahead in something in life!
My old article on allergy masks shows the different masks I’ve used over the years. It had been easily 5 or 6 years since I wore my respirator, but my Cottoniqe cloth mask was pretty much useless this time.
I use the respirator with the vapor cartridges (same models as in my article) and I was alright. If you had told me 10 years ago that I would be marching into a berry briar thicket with it on with my head held high, I would have laughed in your face.
But here we are. :)
And I took it slow, which allowed me to breathe more easily. These are worst case scenario in my book, but if you’re in the sensitive population…. consider trying them out.
I find the ones from Lowe’s most tolerable, ideally if Dave goes and picks it up for me. The last one I got from Amazon reeked to high heaven. There was no off-gassing that puppy.
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