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This and some of my other blogs are all about EXPOSING FRAUD. There are many on the net and in the world today screaming about medical fraud. All that is said is not even the tip of the iceberg. There is MEGA FRAUD because the whole of disease is being misrepresented. The truth? Humane people can make themselves well, by themselves and stay well even in the worse stress when that person understands the foul games that are being played by toxic people with whom they are related. A threat was made to me very recently by means of a word "telescope". This is hash. Hash is taking a word or words and re-cooking it or hashing it to convey a different meaning. The hash is "tell less cope". They have embarked on a campaign of brutally stressing me. And I strongly believe that "they" includes toxic and greedy doctors involved in trying to take my life to stop me from exposing the truth about disease. My response is I will tell ALL and I will tell all and I my two dogs survive all UNSCATHED and we conquer. We defeat all evil. It is total victory for the humane. I will soon have knowledge about all of the foul play of the evil subculture that is etiological in disease. It is unsuspecting, misinformed people who get caught and get sick. Turn on the lights and the devil is dead. I am victorious! It is a game of GO and I will soon have all of the territory.
Some years ago I heard an American commentator on television say
"We are bringing down the crime rate, now all we have to worry about is disease".
He as everyone that is non-toxic saw disease as the result of natural causes. It is after all what we are told by the medicos! What I have found since then is that DISEASE IS THE DAMAGE TAKEN as a result of crimes of terror! However the crimes are not obvious. The picture is ugly but despite that I bring you very good news! YOU have it in your power to overcome disease, without drugs and medical procedures, without special diets and weird alternative methods either. First you need to understand the reality and accept honesty, reject artifice and promises. You need to be in the driver's seat where your body and your health is concerned and not someone else. I share with you my findings, but information is not enough. You need to investigate what I am putting forth in order to realize the truth. Only then will you become empowered and not only to overcome disease, but to realize far broader horizons, to experience to a new, higher level of living. You will also realize that ethics is the foundation stone of health.
To Best Understand Diseases it is very important to understand the Underlying Conditions of Disease. I realized that this was a shortcoming of my work so I have started a series of videos to help explain these underlying conditions.
The video series Introduction is here on youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7nxUl19yZU0 and in it I share with you a personal experience that made me rethink my basic university education regarding the body as a machine and disease as a malfunction in the machine. The next video will be on how beliefs can be manufactured and I expect the series will be seven videos in all. I am hoping to keep them as concise as possible. This first video is 23 minutes and the next one probably also around 20 mins.
I have started a new blog here https://kyrani99videos.wordpress.com/
where I will post all of my videos. I have realized that there are important aspects about toxic people's foul play that is very important in understanding to fully appreciate my blogs so I am making videos to explain these.
1. This post is both an introduction and a contents page so that it is easier to navigate around my blog. You can use your back arrow to return back from each area.
2. I have begun to write this in a simpler form on another blog at http://kyrani99book1.wordpress.com/ Here I explain the basic cheat and how it is used. It's aim is mainly to manipulate and control another person or to punish them or to extract revenge but there are a multitude of uses. Some result in damage, disease and death while others do not create health issues but may disadvantage a person in other ways..
I have now started the second book, which I have called "Is there disease?" at
http://kyrani99book2.wordpress.com/ In this book I set out what I have discovered and by which not only can I use to stay healthy but serious question whether the major diseases at least are legitimate medical conditions at all. )
There have been two main classes of disease. Firstly there is the communicable diseases that have been conquered largely by the discovery of antibiotics and the use of vaccines. However as a country industrializes a new form of disease has appeared, the non-communicable diseases, such as cancer, heart disease and diabetes. Certainly there has been the mass migration of people from the country side and a rural lifestyle to the cities and an urban lifestyle, which may be far less active. However this is not enough to explain the trends we see. We could further say that where people lived in small communities they now live very close to one another in large complexes. And we could surmise that maybe people politics has something to do with the matter. However I doubt that even this is enough because the average person will not resort to underhanded violence of the sort that causes an unsuspecting person to react as to generate somatic malfunction for any reason whatever. It takes a particular type of person to act maliciously and most particularly in an ongoing manner. What the evidence shows, when you see what underlies non-communicable diseases, is that there is a rise of evil people in society, since the 1960's and in the last twenty or thirty years in particular. I would estimate that it may be as many as 15% of the population.
Since the early sixties, the medical industry as an industry has grown and expanded as to control not only the manufacture and sale of drugs and medical products but a lot more. It control the education of doctors and nurses, the research facilities, the medical journals, It's influence what papers get publish and what don't. It influences the medical associations and through them has given doctors the power to exclude all those that are not practicing strictly and only allopathic medicine. In the US they made it a felony for a doctor to treat a patient with any other methods. Doctors have ended up to jail and died in jail for treating and curing patients by other methods. Big Pharma influences and even controls in many cases a country's drug watch dog, which ought to be an independent body. In the US it has a great influence over the decisions of the FDA and it is Big Pharma that tests all drugs for toxicity. They control research into diseases and drugs and the journals in which the results are published. Big Pharma also holds substantial influence in the decisions of governments, where their interests are concerned. They need many diseased people in society to make money. Profits are the life blood of any and all companies and the medical companies are no exception. They need people on drugs for an extended period of time and in many cases for a lifetime. It is in the interests of Big Pharma and the doctors of allopathic medicine to see disease flourish and that is exactly what has happened.
We are bombarded with statistics about mortality rate, which look good at a glance BUT they give a false impression. Most people who get diseases such as cancer and heart disease don't live longer than 5 to 7 years after treatment. So while the figures indicate that more people survive these terrible diseases, they don't show that survival in most cases is only for another few years. The person will still die prematurely.
Take cardiovascular disease (CVD)..
If we only look at one or two year charts there seems to be a downward trend but if we look at the big picture one is alarmed. The figures for women are difficult to obtain. There is a lot of secrecy about the data. But data even for both sexes it is difficult to find if we are looking for data on incidence or prevalence. However even from the death rates from cardiovascular disease (CVD) we can see the trend:
And I think it is useless to believe that heart disease is due to all the risk factors we are told about because even fit women have heart problems. So the message is whether you look after your health or not you are still a candidate for heart disease! This fact in itself smells of rats.. the two legged variety with horns on their heads, the manipulative, controlling types!
Diabetes has also likewise escalated. There are around 300 million with the disease worldwide.
Mental disorders have gone from around 1-2% in the early 20th century to 20% or more in the early 21st century.
What's going on?
Look at these interesting correlations:
It appears with women's liberation there is an escalation in disease. What has happened is with the adverse influences on women for the sake of power and influence, means that their children are also affected, the next generation is affected. If we had figures about the rise of toxicity in society, then we would see it that coincides with the escalation of disease. The psychiatric profession talks about psychopaths as being 2 or 3 in every hundred (2-3%) but the reality is far worse. They are only quoting figures on those that do obvious crimes, those that end up in the criminal justice system.
Psychiatric classifications of "behavioral disorders" are really a general group, that of people who are toxic and harmful towards others. They look normal but they are surely not normal. These people are seriously criminal. They exploit and abuse others through toxic relationships. And while they don't actually cause the diseases, their actions are designed to cause an unsuspecting person to react in such a way as to bring about malfunction in their bodies. And blaming the victim isn't of value because every victim has also the burden of the medical misinformation to blind sight them and makes them more vulnerable. All of the major diseases and premature deaths are manufactured for the sake of power and influence and for the sake of money. Hitler killed 5 or 6 million, even the second world war in total killed 25 million.. small chips when you see the bigger picture, that of crime created. Worldwide there are 300 million with diabetes, 600 million with heart disease, 450 million with cancer and a huge death rate in the tens of millions every year. The Second World War and Hitler pale into insignificance by comparison.
"The evidence.. where's the evidence" is the immediate catch cry of all toxic people. And they are aggressive.. sounding confident. Of course, of course because they know full well that you won't find any in any medical texts. Why? Because the research that is done only reinforces the medical narrative about risk factors, eating fat and sitting around all day watching the footy is bad for you stuff. They know this is not true but that is where the money is. Certainly a balanced diet and some exercise every day is good for your health but diet and lack of exercise won't make you sick. On investigating these matters, you will find the evidence for yourself. There is no mental disorder and physical diseases. The only reality is that idea that are upheld as true act as directives on the body, so body function is altered in some way either causing organs conflict or overexertion. Thus there is bodily malfunction.
A big problem for society as a whole is that the foul play of toxic people can only be done with the involvement of like-minded others. They never act alone. As a result they necessarily all need to network. The evidence is seen when we see how diseases are brought about and how many people it takes to play the foul games that cause an unsuspecting person to react adversely. Then you will realize that there is no "paranoid conspiracy theories" that anyone can put forth as the culprits are quick to suggest, but a real conspiracy going on. I would estimate based on the figures for diseases and the number of people it takes to pathologically stress a person, that the number of toxic people is possibly as much as 15% of every nation's population, possibly more. The situation worldwide has reached a critical level.
Toxic people are the darlings of the medical industry since they help generate diseases and medical conditions from which profit are made. Little wonder that the true causes behind disease are obscured by medical misinformation. A toxic subculture proliferates, while Big Pharma makes humungous profits every year. But where does that leave the vast majority of the population who are humane? Where are we headed? This problem is the real big problem. Only by addressing the problem of toxicity, we don't have a chance to address and fix the other problems because it is the primary cause, if not sole cause of all the other problems.
The medicos do not give evidence of disease. Of course not, the evidence is their Achilles ' heel. That is why they only talk about risk factors such as lifestyle choices, diets, a sedentary lifestyle, age, gender, genes and toxins in the environment. And these days they are even trying to attribute some cancers to viruses when there are no real pointers. The number of women with cervical cancer and papilloma virus is a tiny percentage of those with the cancer. And yet they are inciting the public to launch into an immunization program of young girls that could cause harm in some cases and when the truth is known, is of no benefit. This is just another example of how all the research is geared around risk factors. Disease is not being properly investigated but rather with profits in mind. And sometimes they make it up as they go along. I saw one place on the net (pointed out to me by a toxic person on a forum) that claimed the lymph glands drained out cancer cells and kill them. Garbage, firstly the immune system does not kill cancer cells, outside of apoptosis which is cell death that every cell undergoes when it is aged or damaged. That is well known but little spoken about with the public. Secondly the lymph nodes are accumulations lymphoid tissues organized as definite lymph organs and are sometimes called lymph glands. These contain lymphocytes and are part of the defense mechanism of the body. Cancer cells are immunological products and thus find their way to these organs. What's more is that if they were killed in the lymph glands why then do they get to travel to other parts of the body? Their statement is not the result of observation but conjecture because they are committed to the rogue cells story. That's where the money's at..
In countries like the USA the medical/pharmaceutical industry constitutes 1/6 of the country's economy and it is headed for greater heights. How happy are you to have to suffer serious diseases such as cancer and have your life cut short, for others to have a job and more to the point for a tiny percentage of people to become rich and live a life of luxury?
The reality is that the average person can make themselves well, without drugs and medical procedures. Lay people can put forth the evidence needed to prove that disease is about crime. They can do this with neither medical degrees nor multi-million dollar research budgets. High school biology and some crude equipment that can be bought from pharmacies and fitness stores are enough. You only need to understand why your body is reacting.. nothing more! This is easily seen when experiments are done by lay, humane people that mimic the foul game play. When a person sees and understands this they become empowered and are able to stop reacting. The body will do the clean-up job, even without any further ado, but you can hurry up the processes that restore normal function of the body using mental prescriptions.. ideas formulated in a particular way. I have also found that the so-called healing that some people are supposed to do from afar, claiming to affect tissues and organs directly with thoughts is also a load of garbage. The only way that the body is restored to health is when the person stops reacting adversely. This is my testimony and it can work for you too but you need to first understand what it is all about first.
HERE IS THE EVIDENCE, when you understand all the parts of this formula, not of risk factors but cause factors.
The causes formula for pathological stress and disease.
The three keys of medical misinformation are those of the human condition. With these misrepresented the real causes stay hidden. So let's tackle these first.
KEY #1 The EMOTIONS. what are they really? Are they psychological? Or are they PHYSIOLOGICAL!
If they are physiological then the whole medical picture changes because our emotions are part and parcel of pathological stress and not the ordinary everyday life stress that we experience and which doctors insist is the problem together with bad lifestyle choices.
I have found that..:
emotions are the rational changes to whole body function because some job needs to be done in or by the body!
This means that emotions are the bodily reactivity that arises owing to ideas we deem real or relevant that point to some action that needs to be done. So ideas of danger lead to fear, ideas of injustice and violations lead to anger, ideas of loss lead to sadness, ideas of gain and pleasure lead to happiness and perplexing ideas lead us to search for solutions and when we don't have enough information circular thinking or worry develops.
The changes in all instances are changes to organ function. Most particularly affected are the heart, the lungs and organs of the digestive system. To effect these changes there are changes in body chemistry and hormonal levels in the blood stream etc. Some of these are the supposed "chemical and hormonal imbalances". When pathological stress reaches a certain stage disease develops.
Medical science classifies the emotions as inner feelings or mental states, which arise in some area of the brain and are experience in the brain. And they thus call psychological so it is little wonder then that "emotion" is a word rarely found in textbooks of physicians. The view that there are such things as emotions residing or activated by certain areas of the brain means that the body and the reactions in the body can be seen as "accompanying events". This view, as you will see, in part hides the true causes of disease. They have created the illusion of there being mental and physical diseases, when in reality disease is all physical dysfunction and nothing else. This division of disease is the highway for drugging people as the sole solution to their problems and drugging them for what are really normal body functions to boot!
You can read more about emotions in this post https://kyrani99.wordpress.com/2011/12/26/the-emotions-what-are-they-exactly/
KEY #2 ESP.. what????
ESP or what is known in science as psi, is NOT BEING INVESTIGATED HONESTLY. All experiments are double and triple blinded. ESP is never investigated within relationship. If we add conditions of danger then ESP is even greater. With fear there are higher levels of mental perception which are NEVER investigated. The claim made to me is that such experiments would be unethical. These experiments would inform people not harm them. Danger is not harm, but the possibility of harm. DANGER is used in foul games TO DO HARM. Keeping people ignorant allows the crimes that are going on! That is unethical!
The ESP that is admitted is so small you need a magnifying glass to see it on the graph. The ESP that is not being investigated under claims of not being scientific and not ethical is nearly as great as sensory perception. Why not do this research? It would point to the true causes of disease! They know that the 80% of people know to one extent or another that they do possess extra sensory perception, the ability to perceive mentally. Thus they cannot deny ESP. (And I might add that the vast majoritiy of those that deny ESP would be toxic people, those that have vested interests in denying it.)
ESP experiments are done in such a way as ti belie the truth owing to the scientific communities insistence that all the experiments have to be double and triple blinded. And there is an endless army of so-called skeptics that sound their loud horns.. pooh, poohing ESP based on nothing but unfounded opinion, the "it just can't be real" opinion. The vast majority of scientists claim reality is only physical and ESP goes against their paradigm! And then there are people like Randi out there who claim that if something can be done as a trick then why wouldn't it be done as a trick? What garbage! And every psychic that he tests of course is double blinded, so the means by which the psychic knows, ie ESP, are taken out of the experiment. Of course with blinds ESP is seriously diminished as to be just a bleep on the graph.
You can see for yourself, how experiments are done and how they need to be done and the implications of those experiments best here http://stressanddisease.blogspot.com.au/2012/06/esp-scientific-posted-on-december-29.html
( https://kyrani99.wordpress.com/2011/12/29/esp-the-scientific-evidence/ )
and here https://kyrani99.wordpress.com/2011/12/29/esp-the-scientific-evidence-2/
I have also given here a couple of example of the uses of ESP in foul game play here https://kyrani99.wordpress.com/2011/12/31/two-simple-uses-of-fear-and-esp-in-foul-game-play/
One example is "how a person can be made to fall in love at first sight" and the other is "the basic way an allergy is created".
KEY #3. The COMFORT ZONE.
Heck this has got to be psychological.. aye?? Isn't it?? NO! The comfort zone is a zone of mental fuzz.. yes.. BUT it is brought about by manipulating the breath.. and that means body function is affected.. Heart function and the metabolic rate is affected AND with dire consequences for a person's health where there are fear conditions as well. I have found nothing in the medical literature admitting the physical aspects. You won't find it mentioned in a physician's handbook, while psychiatrists pass over a comfort zone as hardly relevant to anything. And why not, when you see the damage it can do, you'll realize that it's a drug pusher's paradise; profit taking guaranteed. I explain the comfort zone and the two basic coping habits that bring it into being here https://kyrani99.wordpress.com/2012/01/01/comfort-zones-coping-habits/
Once you understand these three keys (in other words you overcome the medical misinformation) you get a hint about pathological stress. All the changes in the body, in cardiovascular activity, in liver function and so on to changes in brain activity are all due to emotion and when emotions are brought on, and particularly when they are prolonged due to toxic relationship and accompanied by a comfort zone. We begin to see that the pathological stress that leads to disease is none other than the bodily malfunction. Then the lights can come on. There is nothing psychological about stress. It is NOT in your head but in your body. Intense and/or episodic, either short or long-term stress, leads to organ and tissue damage so the symptoms that doctors call "clinical symptoms" come into being. When clinical symptoms appear the pathological stress has become the disease..
Our emotional responses are part and parcel of how we relate and respond to any given situation and none of us are blocks of wood. You can be sure that those that look like cool cucumbers on the outside no matter what, are really boiling infernos on the inside. The only thing that makes them "keep their cool" is the knowledge that they can do deadly harm in the shape of revenge through their toxic network.. BUT not anymore – the truth is out and they haven't been able to "make the messenger go away permanently" to use their jargon.
I am sharing this information for your benefit. These are my scientific findings, since I have approached these matters as a scientist. The evidence you find for yourselves when you understand the foul game play.. when you see what happens in the body. Thus I have set the work out with experiments, which mimic the foul play. These can be done and need to be done by lay, humane people. This work needs to be "peer reviewed". The peers here are the humane people needed to repeat the experiments. I doubt the medical researchers will ever do this research because disease is big business. Out of possibly two thousand doctors I have reached only one spoke positively to say "you are doing good work". The rest were mainly offensive.
The main reason for you to do the research is for your own benefit and not just to prove these matters academically. To become empowered one certainly needs information but that information is of little use when it remains simply intellectual. To become empowered you need to reach a stage of realization. You need to undergo the early stages of pathological stress and disease to realize what they are and how they feel in the body. You will realize that you have total command over your body-mind. You need to understand and realize how you can overcome any and all adverse influences. You can restore your health. You can overcome all of the major diseases and medical conditions that plague the human kind. You can even protect your children and pets as well. YOU have it in your power to overcome disease WITHOUT the assistance of doctors. You need no medicines, no surgery, "no cook, fry and marinate procedures" to get well and stay healthy. Peer-review of my work is for the benefit of the humane and not for my work's sake alone. This work is not for me but for humanity.
Here I share with you the true reasons for what are written off as panic and anxiety attacks as so-called mental disorders. These are physical and the heart is primarily affected. Through an understanding of the basic foul game play and the biological consequences in the body, you will see how pathological stress is the somatic dysfunction and nothing else. The medico's claim that it is the "fight and flight response going haywire" is just garbage. The unsuspecting person suffers somatic dysfunction owing to maltreatment by a toxic mob. To call panic and anxiety "mental disorders" is criminal in itself, for it not only discredits the victims, it also allows for the problem to perpetuate and become a serious cardiovascular problem over time. You need only high school biology to understand it.
Danger and ESP are key ingredients in the foul play to cause the other person to react with fear and a coping habit. Fear, as you will have seen earlier creates a blind spot because the person becomes highly perceptive and less discriminative. Perception is favored until the person has the information that they need to decide what to do next. This blind spot is exploited by toxic people to cause the person to react and in the process suffer somatic malfunction.
So here is the NEXT PARAMETER in the formula, the 'how' of the foul game play, ie how do toxic people operate?
I have described it in the following posts:
Our first Hints of Foul Game Play.
The Basic Elements of Foul Game Play 1.
Element 2 Creating issues: The purpose of Relational Entanglements.
Elements 3 and 4 Issues of danger and presented ideas.
The victim's "bad experience" and the Medical Evidence that shows up foul game play.
Mental Attacks and the very stuff of physical disease.
DISEASES are SERIOUS HUMAN RIGHTS VIOLATIONS.. CRIMES OF THE WORST KIND.. MURDER 1 when a person dies of them. They are crimes of terror, the real terror. The incidents we see, such as 9/11, are just the tip of the iceberg. These crimes are done in all areas of life DAILY.. from the home front –(being the personal politics of toxic spouses and toxic siblings), to the workplace, to social situations of all kinds right up to politics. These crimes are done in every area of life because at the heart of these matters is the gaining of power and influence, to manipulation and control others within relationship. If we act now we can fight and won this war IN THE MIND! Remarkable but true!
The worst of the news about these crimes is that maltreatment is most commonly meted out by someone that the victim knows and trusts, namely spouses, siblings, even parents, "best friends", confidantes, trusted workmates etc., etc. They do not look and act like criminals. On the contrary most appear attractive, even seductive, friendly and comforting. In some cases they are those we trust the most.
Yes indeed it is very hard to appreciate that others, with whom you are related, in some cases those that you consider your nearest and dearest, that those you trust would betray you and violate you in this hideous manner. I understand that because I have been there myself. Indeed it was a desperate move of my husband's to reveal his foul actions and associates that turned the lights on. If you are interested you can read the account here http://stressanddisease.blogspot.com.au/
I call these people "toxic", they call themselves evil and the medical industry through psychiatry and psychology have created categories and call them by a variety of names including narcissistic, antisocial, psychopaths, sexual deviants etc. These people are NEVER "stand-alone items", they never act individually, but ALWAYS act as a group. They cannot play these devious games to gain power and influence over another person, while appearing uninvolved and innocent of wrongdoing themselves, without like-minded others involved, "their toxic friends". There are mobs /networks, and networks of networks them, but there are no formal organizations with signed up members. It is all word of mouth and people networking with likeminded others for mutual benefit. But they do have deadly codes like all other mobs.
To understand these people a little more and to appreciate how they are recruited and made go to the following two posts.
The Toxic People and their networks.. Who are they? PART1.
Toxic people, their networks and 21st century organized crime. PART 2
In misrepresenting emotions and comfort zones and denying ESP sure a lot of money can be made because the true causes of disease remain hidden and DISEASE IS BIG BUSINESS! But in doing so they hide the culprits.. the worst criminal elements in society. They ensure that toxic people can play foul games with impunity. They ensure that toxicity can proliferate in society. So they put the average person's health and wellbeing and even life at stake and for money. Little wonder that community is fragmented and falling apart, people are isolated, life is for many nothing but drudgery and disease flourishes.
This is where we discover the LAST PARAMETER in the equation above. The unsuspecting person's bodily reactions can be seen in their many facets, from all angles.
In what areas can a person be attacked?
Number 1. The heart.
If the victim is "prepped" first, then the standard panic/anxiety attack will procure a serious heart problem.
Have a look here in these posts.
Heart Disease: The games get more serious AND deadly.
The preparing an unsuspecting person for a heart attack!
How lay people can do the experiments needed for discovery.
Staging a serious heart problem
SOLUTIONS. What you can do to prevent heart problems!
Enduring anger is used creatively in a lot of heart attack prepping. Anger can also be used episodically. Then a different sort of problem arises for the victim. As you can see in these posts here (these are still pending).
Diabetes Type 2. Part 1
Diabetes type 2 Part 2
Number 2. The brain.
The brain can be attacked either directly or indirectly. And some of the methods used can be used more subtly so that no damage is done but the person can be seriously mentally disabled for a short while, especially in causing temporary confusion and memory losses. This gives the offenders the opportunity to take a live, unharmed adult out of a busy shopping center for instance.. abduction for a very dark purpose.. a hate crime.
Strokes or cerebral vascular accidents are no accidents.
How can strokes be silent?
Number 3. Any organ or tissue in the body..
hence Cancer.
I have started a blog to make my criticisms of Richard Dawkin's book "The God Delusion" and in it I am using cancer as an example for various criticisms. In order to use this example I have written a "brief" account of cancer but while it is brief relative to the amount of material I will eventually post here, it is still several posts long. If you go to the blogs contents page (see link below) you can find the posts.
I am also in the process of making some videos to help people understand how they can effect spontaneous remission from any cancer deliberately. The cancer will not dissolve overnight. The immune system may take several weeks to dissolve it away completely.
Cancer is a paper tiger!
Anger and the flu-like symptoms in cancer!
The Role of Fear in Cancer Creation
Hate Video and the images of Hate
Why does the cancer form? Part1
Part 2
Some background issues to help understand why a person is affected by the foul play in relation to cancer.
Re-examining fear using the second example of esophageal cancer to give more light on the issue.
A post about awareness that will help understand more about fear and it's implications but also later with respect to mental prescriptions.
I am still posting here at this point.
But reality is bare rocks and demons!
AND they have an Achilles' Heel!
- The real medical evidence that lay, humane people can research and verify..
- The reality that you need no medicines and no doctors will free you, ensure your health!
Knowledge is POWER.
To understand what sort of dirty games are play and how the body reacts.
Knowledge is FREEDOM.
To understand how a person can be manipulated and controlled and in that understanding being able to overcome the evil and walk away free.
Knowledge is LIVING MORE ABUNDANTLY.
This knowledge opens up a new landscape in ways that were unimaginable before. We have the opportunity to gain enormous mental /spiritual strength when we become true warriors for truth and justice and understand our true innate abilities.
A worldwide movement of humane people is needed, people who are empowered and realize their full spiritual potential. TOGETHER humane people can take a very powerful stance, to stand against the evil and destroy it.
WE CAN WIN. And not only regain our health and wellbeing but we fight corruption as well and restore community in its deepest most satisfying sense.
I am under heavy fire, a most vicious, dirty war is waged against me, with toxic people including police and those in "high places" involved, and it has gone on for more than 10 years now. My personal life has been reduced to rubble and I have lost three cats in the process, but I am alive and healthy and so are my two dogs. And I use nothing more than mental prescriptions. If I can stand under such punishing conditions, every other person out there who is humane can also survive and regain their health.
If you are a theist you will particularly benefit from the use of mental prescriptions. Certainly they can be useful to agnostics and atheists as well but for them they have more limited use. Theists gain the greatest benefit because God is where the power is. And for this reason evil people, who are haters of God, have no benefit whatsoever.
The mental prescriptions I use are really no different to specific forms of prayer. It doesn't matter what religion you belong to, a belief in God is enough for you to be able to pray. And when you can ask for specific things from God, then you benefit far more than you can from vague prayers. All that you ask for, for yourself and those under your care, such as children, pets and anyone else for whom you are a care-giver, will be given to you.
If you are a young person who finds life has become weird, who is losing or lost friends and who may be experiencing disease, whether called mental or physical then you will benefit. I strongly believe that the older generations have a duty to enlighten the youth as to the sorts of evil that are to be found and to assist them in every way to overcome that evil and destroy it. Young people have a right to live in a good world and not one that is a living hell. And the world can become a very good place if we all work together to expose the evil everywhere and restore community, health and wellbeing to all humane people everywhere.
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NOTE: All this information is to be treated as the author's opinion. You need to investigate for your own benefit, not only to arrive at your own informed opinion, but to empower yourself to beat disease and stay well. I found that asking other was not good enough, not even asking "the experts" because other people may have their own agendas and interests to serve. Only when you investigate by doing experiments together with others, to experience first-hand the stress and early disease conditions can the knowledge you gain move from being simply intellectual to a full realization of the truth!
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__DENVER, Colorado - October 10, 2011 - An 80-year-old woman was hospitalized Sunday after carbon monoxide seeped into her home from an old heater. Levels of the gas were so high that firefighters had to wear protective breathing gear to rescue her.
So I know this makes me sound a little twisted - and I *have *noticed that some people do tend to sidle away at parties - but for almost two years now, I've been tracking Google alerts on the subject of poison and poisoning. It's a habit that began when my book, The Poisoner's Handbook, was published in 2010. As that story took place mostly in the 1920s, I found myself wondering about today - about the chemical web that we continue to navigate, about the poisons that we continue to use (and sometimes abuse). About how far we'd come, I suppose, in the 70-odd years since the the first forensic medicine program was established in the United States in 1934.
__FRISCO, Texas - October 9, 2011 - Fifteen people from this small town north of Dallas were sent to the hospitalwith carbon monoxide poisoning Saturday after the gas seeped into a hair salon from a loose heater vent. Most of those sickened were high school girls visiting the salon to get ready for a Prom night dance. __
We don't poison in the free-handed manner of the early 20th century - thankfully. We've moved on from the days of confident poison killers, sure they wouldn't get caught. We no longer have major American cities warning that "skillful poisoners can operate almost with impunity", as New York City's commissioner of accounts did in the winter of 1915. That doesn't mean that we've left the age of homicidal poisoners entirely behind.
COAL TOWNSHIP, Pa - October 4, 2011 - An elderly couple and their 43-year-old daughter were found dead in their apartment after co-workers began to worry when the younger woman failed to show up for work. Police said all three were killed by carbon monoxide seeping into their home from a faulty gas heater.
This week, for instance, a South African woman was arrested for killing her three-month-old daughter by mixing a pesticide into her cereal. Last week, a New York state man tried to kill both himself and his daughter with ammonium chloride, a toxic compound found in household fire-extinguishers. Last month, a Utah woman was charged with trying to kill a former roommate by stirring antifreeze (which contains the poison, ethylene glycol) into a fruit smoothie. We haven't entirely left behind our poison paranoia either. In August, a San Diego man stabbed his wife after deciding that she was trying to poison him, slashing his daughter and son-in-law as they rushed to the mother's defense.
CAPE CORAL, Fla - September 27, 2011 - A 76-six-year old woman died and her husband was hospitalized due tocarbon monoxide poisoning, after she left the car running in the garage after she returned from some late evening errands.
More often than we poison each other, though, we poison each other's pets. Cats. More cats. More cats. Oh, and more cats, although these just represent a scatter of the cases that jam my mailbox. Not to mention dogs. More dogs. Way too many dogs. Not to mention wild birds, wild elephants, lions, horses...I keep promising myself I'll do a full post on this subject and but reading the stories always leads to the moment when I'm out the door and walking off a clouding case of depression.
CLEMENTS, California - September 20, 2011 - A grandfather and his 14-year-old granddaughter were found deadin their horse-trailer-camper this weekend, both killed by carbon monoxide poisoning. Rescuers said they had been cooking inside on a charcoal grill.
I don't mean to give you the impression that all poisonings are homicidal or deliberate. Most are accidental - an encounter with the wrong container, a malfunctioning piece of equipment, a genuine mistake. According to the Journal of Pediatrics, the accidental poisoningof children by prescription drugs rose 22 percent between 2001 and 2008. We use more of them is all; there's more opportunities for kids to pick up a container from a bedroom dresser or kitchen counter.
We worry so much about exotic chemical exposures that I can get 44 million hits on Google if I type in the phrase "chemical free", leading me down the path where dwells such improbable ideas as a "chemical-free bug repellent" or a "mattress that is free of chemicals" (although, um, containing latex among other materials.) I mention this in case you feel the need here for some comic relief.
But my point is that we far too often dwell on the risks that aren't and are careless with the risks that are. What do we make of two teenage boys who are poisonedby anti-freeze because a family member had stored some left-over amount in a whiskey bottle? But as you may have already guessed, my real focus here is on the most routinely lethal poison in our lives.
CLARKESVILLE, Tenn. - September 19, 2011 - Five bikers at a charity event for needy children died when carbon monoxide seeped from a faulty heater into their rented camper during the night. They were found dead in the morning by other friends gathered for the Bikers Who Care festival.
You'll notice by the title of this post that is the second Poisoner's Calendar post to appear on Speakeasy Science; thefirst appeared last fall. You'll also find that they have a remarkably - okay - identical structure. That's because of all the poisonous tales that come my way, carbon monoxideremains the perpetual murderous star of the story. The U.S. government estimatesthat it kills about 500 people in this country annually and puts at least another 15,000 or so into the hospital. We're hardly alone; a report released this week in the United Kingdom found a tripling of carbon monoxide related deaths over the last year.
I've picked a few random examples of carbon monoxide poisoings from the last few weeks, at the moment they seep in at about one or so a day. But that will change for worse as predictably as the weather chills. In winter, leaky furnaces and aging generators and the way snow seals off ventilation in houses combine to push the numbers up. Already you can find stories out there, with headlines like "Cold Weather Serves a Reminder to Check Gas-Fire Appliances." Or at least install a carbon monoxide detector or two (above your head, by the way. Carbon monoxide is light. It rises to the ceiling, fills a room from the top down.)
And if such standard reminders don't work, try this one:
MIAMI, Fla - January 8, 2011 - Services were held today for five teens killed when the poisonous gas carbon monoxide seeped into their hotel room, drifting from a car left running in the unit garage.
Don't make me write this again next year.

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Five Things Harder to Buy Than Guns
With no background check required, buying a gun in the U.S. is easier than buying a number of other things. MarketWatch's Rex Crum reports. (Photo: Getty Images)
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I ... the ... the debate is raging in America because buying it goes actually use today is to buy five other common things in this country Rex Crum MarketWatch with a look at some of those things of what they are ... one of them is cold medicine a thing of all the pseudo up the trend because of its use of methamphetamine ... now it is very controlled it going by so much every month I don't have to be eighteen by God we have to be twenty one to buy alcohol in all fifty states across the country ... following in effect a few years ago when now swung the hardest things for anyone under the age of twenty one to acquire ... another thing that's more difficult to acquire than the gun as a wireless phone contract no actually you can get one with out a credit check but my FB willing to put down five hundred dollars for security deposit to do so ... and everybody loves puppies but probably not everybody should be adopting one the American Society for the Prevention of cruelty to animals says you have to be at least twenty one years old to adopt a dog ... an ally cases of people will send representatives over to check out her home to make sure it's OK for you to have a puppy and outs ... and finally utility this'll security number to buy a gun but you do if you want to get a hunting or fishing license ... and states will often keep you from getting a license if your back and tell sport because they can use that so secure number to track it down if your of delinquent on payments


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One last thought about common sense. People often have little of it.
In fact, I recently saw a sign in a fitness facility that explained another sign in the facility. The sign I saw was located above the water fountain on the free-weight floor, and it explained a sign that hangs in both the men's and women's locker rooms.
The fact that a locker room sign needs further explanation is beyond me. What's next? A sign explaining the lighted exit sign? But the need for this particular sign in the locker room is even more baffling to me. Have we really come to a point when we must remind people with a "Please Cover Up With A Towel" sign?
OK, I realize what seems like common sense activities such as re-racking weights, wiping down sweat, letting people work in and other gym-specific endeavors may need reinforcing with signs, especially for new users. But wrapping up in a towel seems second nature and should be understood by most everyone, right? Obviously, many more people walk around their houses naked after showering than I would imagine and figure they should do the same in the locker room.
These people may think they look great naked. Hey, maybe they do, but not everyone wants to see it.
Still, though, they feel they must shave naked, comb their hair naked, blow dry their privates for the entire world to see (don't ask me, I just report it), and worst of all, talk to me naked.
They may like to parade around the locker room with their prized possessions hanging out (and this goes for women, too — I have heard many a tall tale of women who are not shy) and talk about the weather or gossip about their training partner, but many more of us prefer to get dressed, or at least wrap up in a towel before talking politics, sports, training methods or any topic at all with another person — especially a practical stranger.
This sign is a great start. But, there are plenty of other missing signs in this and other facilities. For example, I'd like to see some of the following signs:
- "Don't Use a Stopwatch when an Hourglass Will Do."
Do members really need a stopwatch to time rest between sets when that rest lasts long enough for them to talk about the weather or last night's game? Well, at least they are clothed for this chat.
- "Run or Get Out of the Way."
Sure, walking is good exercise, but if a person is going to read a book while walking on the new treadmill at a slower pace than they walk the aisles at the grocery store. Then stop wasting my time.
- "Get Real."
Why is it that the biggest guy in the gym can squat 400 pounds, but the 20-pound dumbbells he's using for lateral raises are too heavy to rack. Even worse, they are so heavy that they have to slam to the floor in a loud crash just to get attention. Moreover, don't grunt and groan when changing in the locker room (considering all the nudity in locker rooms, getting dressed must be hard work for many people) just to prove you worked hard in the gym.
I hope I will see these signs in facilities throughout the country someday. But for now, all I can say to the facility managers that put up the "Golden Towel Rule" sign — and the sign to explain the sign — is THANK YOU!


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During Noel's "platinum blond" phase, so 2010? Anyway, it works well in black and white!
When I get interested in something, I tend to obsess. At present, my obsession is anything The Mighty Boosh related. Other things may slip in once in a while, but mainly you will find this site to be fairly single minded, focusing on one subject! I have a tendency to include Boosh stuff into everything I do these days, so instead of including them in my other Blogs, I thought I would deposit them here. This way, I can have my favorite videos, pictures, gifs, etc. all in one place!
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There won't be a reunion of Martin and Lewis, Bert and Ernie or Beavis and Butthead, but one buddy team is getting back together - Matt Damon and Ben Affleck.
The pair are in negotiations for a first-look producing deal at Warner Bros. Variety.com reports that a formal announcement is expected within days. The childhood friends have worked together recently -- most notably on "Project Greenlight" with Chris Moore.
But naturally everyone thinks of the two as the writers and actors in 1997's "Good Will Hunting." The Oscar that year didn't just go to them for their original screenplay. It went for the personification of the Hollywood dream in two over-the-moon newcomers. The applause when their name was announced was staggering, making it one of those great Oscar moments that actually really lives up to the hype.
They are no longer newcomers to the Hollywood game. They are the establishment. But the decision to work together is a reminder that friendship can last in Tinseltown and that at times, it can be a lot of fun.


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Topic #1
In the first five scenes of Richard II, Shakespeare depicts his protagonist as a weak, capricious king with a number of less than admirable qualities. However, in later scenes Richard becomes a more sympathetic character. Write an essay that examines what we learn about King Richard's personal qualities in each of the play's five acts, focusing on the ways in which he changes and grows during the course of the play.
I. Thesis Statement: Although Shakespeare depicts King Richard as weak and capricious in the first five scenes of Richard II, the King becomes a more sympathetic character during the course of the play.
II. Act I
A. King Richard is revealed as ineffectual when he is unable to arbitrate a quarrel between two of his noblemen
B. In Scene 2, we learn that King Richard was responsible for the murder of his uncle, the Duke of Gloucester
C. In Scene 3, King Richard capriciously halts the trial by combat of Bolingbroke and Mowbray before it can begin and imposes unequal sentences of banishment on the adversaries; he banishes Bolingbroke for ten years and Mowbray for life
D. The King is flippant when he remarks that he has "plucked four away" from Bolingbroke's sentence, and when he tells Gaunt, "Why! uncle, thou has many years to live"
E. In Scene 4, we see King Richard mocking the banished Bolingbroke; the King also reveals that he has little concern for the common citizens of his realm
F. King Richard reveals his lack of scruples when he decides to mortgage royal lands and authorizes blank checks to be written in the names of his subjects; he is shockingly callous when he expresses the hope that his uncle, John of Gaunt, will die so he can seize his estate for the crown
III. Act II
A. In Scene 1, we learn through the conversation of Gaunt and the Duke of York that King Richard is extravagant, listens only to his flattering courtiers, and cares little for wise advice; Gaunt laments that his beloved England under Richard's reign has fallen into a perilous state of decline
B. When Gaunt, on his deathbed, scolds King Richard for ordering the Duke of Gloucester's murder and bringing England to the brink of financial ruin, the King, unable to accept criticism, becomes furious and calls his uncle a "lunatic, lean-witted fool"
C. After the news is brought of Gaunt's death, Richard, without considering the potential consequences, seizes Gaunt's estate to finance his Irish campaign, disinheriting Henry Bolingbroke
D. Richard callously ignores the Duke of York's warning that in seizing Gaunt's estate he is challenging the entire system of inheritance that made him King
E. We learn in the conversation between Northumberland, Willoughby, and Ross that Richard has been "basely led by flatterers"; we also learn that he has imposed unpopular fines and taxes on the nobles and commoners and has lost the respect and allegience of many of his countrymen
F. In Act II, Scene 2, the Queen reveals that Richard, despite his many faults, is a man who is loved and missed; her concern for her "sweet Richard" represents a turning point in the way the King is depicted and casts him in a more sympathetic light
IV. Act III
A. Richard returns to England after his Irish campaign a changed man; in Scene 2, he expresses a love of his native land
B. Confronted by a series of disasters—the loss of his Welsh army, Bolingbroke's growing strength, and the capture and execution of his favorites—Richard reveals a new dimension to his nature: he emerges as a sensitive, imaginative poet-philosopher who muses eloquently about the "death of kings" and the "hollow crown"
C. In this same speech, Richard reveals that he is an ordinary man who suffers as well as a king when he comments poignantly to his remaining supporters: "I live with bread like you, feel want,/ Taste...
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Stevens Alumni Weekend Breaks Attendance Record
Hundreds of people returned to campus recently for Alumni Weekend '13, as beautiful weather helped to make this year's event the biggest turnout in alumni history.
With more than 800 people attending at least one event for Alumni Weekend, from Friday, May 31, to Sunday, June 2, the Stevens Alumni Association broke their attendance record for the second year in a row. This year marked the 93rd year that Alumni Weekend has occurred.
The theme of this year's weekend was "Return, Reunite, Rediscover'' and many alumni chose to do just that. Steve Bryk '73 returned to campus to celebrate his 40th anniversary, his first time back on Castle Point since his graduation. As he stood outside the Hanlon Financial Systems Lab in the Babbio Center, he marveled at some of the changes to the school and the curriculum in the last 40 years.
"I'm glad to see that Stevens is not just standing still, that the school has kept up with the times,'' he said, as he looked at the dozens of computers linked to the New York Stock Exchange.
"Alumni Weekend 2013 was a great success,'' said Mike Smullen, associate executive director of the Stevens Alumni Association. "We added a number of new events, like the Hoboken Sampler (with several local eateries offering tasty samples), Alumni Block Party and Greek Open Houses, that were very well received. And, based on feedback we received last year from the post-event survey, the decision to return the Saturday night Alumni Dinner Dance to campus was met with acclaim from nearly all that attended.''
George Tompkins '57 was never inside Davidson Lab until Saturday, June 1, when he took a campus tour with a small group led by a current student. He said he was most excited to see the two wave tanks inside of Davidson. The high-speed towing tank has a length of 320 feet, width of 16 feet and a variable water depth of up to 8 feet. It contains a programmable wave maker capable of generating monochromatic and random wave fields. Nearshore beach conditions are studied by placing 40 tons of quartz sand on a 65-foot-long sloping false bottom. He called the tank amazing.
The weekend promised to have something for everyone, from parents of young children (Lollipop Run, for ages 1-12) to more recent alumni (Beer Tasting) to older alumni who wanted to visit their old fraternities and reminisce.
Sunday, June 2, offered an Alumni Farewell Breakfast and the Stevens Ducks 5K Run. The run, 3.1 miles along the Stevens campus, will benefit the University's cross-country and track and field programs.
The golden anniversary class, the Class of 1963, enjoyed a 50th Reunion dinner cruise along the Hudson River on Friday, May 31. Several dozen classmates and their guests took in breathtaking views of the Manhattan skyline at night. Graduates of the Last Decade (G.O.L.D.) members also cruised the Hudson and enjoyed the photo-taking opportunity as the boat sailed near the Statue of Liberty. The Classes of 2003 and 2008 were highlighted during this new G.O.L.D. Boat Cruise.
Stevens President Nariman Farvardin gave his "State of Stevens'' Address on Saturday morning, and The Harold R. Fee '20 Alumni Achievement Awards, given to the most recent reunion classes, were given out at this event. And, returning to campus this year was the Alumni Cocktails and Dinner Dance, a mainstay of the weekend. Cocktails, a three-course dinner and dancing to live music were held in the Bissinger Room of the Howe Center. The Stevens Alumni Award, given to longtime Stevens supporter John J. Dalton '60, was presented at the dinner dance.
"Thanks to all the alumni volunteers, class leaders and staff members who worked tirelessly to support the event, '' Smullen said.


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We've had a lot of Hitlers in movies. In fact, I'd go so far as to say that there's been a Hitler for just about everyone's taste over the years. Angry Hitler, brooding Hitler, romantic Hitler, wacky Hitler, Hitler's ghost...yeah, we've pretty much covered the spectrum there. But what about those of us pining for a gigantic, mechanized Hitler with giant machine guns for arms? Where is our movie?
Apparently, it's coming. Specifically, it's coming in the form of a film based on the Castle Wolfenstein video game franchise, courtesy of production Panorama Media, who have signed screenwriter Roger Avary to pen the script and direct.
If Avary's name sounds familiar, it's because he's dabbled in the world of video game adaptation before. Though he's likely most well-known in Hollywood for co-writing Quentin Tarantino's Pulp Fiction, and writing/directing the Bret Easton Ellis adaptation The Rules of Attraction, Avary also wrote the script for Christophe Gans' film version of Silent Hill. Most recently, he's been writing the TV series based on the comic book franchise XIII, which had its own game adaptation some years back.
Producer Samuel Hadida, who is credited with producing four of the five Resident Evil movies, as well as both Silent Hill films, is heading up the project on the production side.
The screenplay, per The Hollywood Reporter, "centers on a young U.S. Army captain and a British special agent on a top-secret mission to Castle Wolfenstein, where Hitler will be for the unveiling of a new secret weapon. After reaching the Castle, the heroes are confronted with Himmler's SS Paranormal Division and must fight, not only for their survival, but for a mission that could alter the course of the war."
My guess would be that the movie won't worry too much about trying to adhere to the game franchise's specifics, and more just use the idea of "creepy occult Nazis turning Hitler into a giant mech of doom" as an overall framework for an action movie. Which would be just fine by me, really. After all, who really cares about slavish attention to detail in the Castle Wolfenstein universe? Only two questions need be answered, really. Is Hitler in it? And is Hitler a mech? If the answer to both is yes, then things are officially on the right track.


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Hi I have just had a lumpectomy and unfortunately they found the lump was twice the size the MRI scan showed. therefore my surgeon has advised i now move to a full mastectomy. I want to have immediate reconstruction, but my surgeon is reluctant stating that radiotherapy may impact quality of it - i have undertaken my own research and understand the risks, but immediate reconstruction ( autologous) not implant is my preference, and this appears to carry less risk of being impacted by radiotherapy than an implant also.
Can any of you ladies who have had immediate reconstruction advise if you have had follow up radiotherapy and how that went?
Thanks C
I'm new to this forum and have just had a double mastectomy. I haven't looked into bras yet, I was unsure about styles, plus I wondered if they would ride up if there's nothing there?
I have secondary breast cancer, and had a very aggressive tumour in my left breast which had stopped responding to letrozol. I'm a bit concerned about the amount of fluid in my drains, instead of decreasing it's increasing, it has only been 3 days but I was wondering has anyone else experienced this? Plus the area around one of the drains is very itchy, it's driving me mad!
Hi stargazer 1, I had my mastectomy on 7th Dec and had an immediate reconstruction with implant. My drains are still in place as they are still draining over 50ml per day and my surgeon won't take them out until they are below 20 for 2 days.
ive had no pain from my surgery at all, a bit of discomfort and tightness but nothing more. The drains are a nuisance but you soon learn to live with them. A drain bag is a must ( I got mine from the cancer research on line shop ). I actually purchased a gift pack of soft velvet heart shaped cushion for under my arm - a godsend - a padded cushion to protect you from the seatbelt, a plain black cord drain bag - very discreet, and an eye mask. There is a Facebook group called Jens Friends who will also send you heart shaped cushions for just the cost of the postage. These are much firmer so I use them whilst I'm sleeping to keep my armpit comfy ( who knew ).
i only take paracetamol and ibuprofen ( and now tamoxifen ) so can still enjoy an occasional glass of wine which has been nice over Xmas.
im allergic to waterproof dressings so have now gone 3 weeks having a strip down wash and washing my hair over the sink. Deep joy today they are trying silicon dressings so tomorrow I'm having my first shower. Suspect my drains won't come out for another week. Hopefully like me you'll be amazed how well you feel after the surgery, I stayed in one night because of the reconstruction and low bp but honestly felt I could have come home the same day.
if you have any questions don't hesitate to ask, stay strong and keep your chin up xx Melanie
Dear Starglazer, I had a mastectomy 3years ago, with a reconstruction, left hospital with next day with two drains, was suggested I used soft sports bra for a week or so after approximately 5 days of all goes well your drains will be removed you will then be able to shower, this is a bit uncomfortable, however gets better each day. I put my drains in a little bag with a handle as suggested by BC nurses to carry around with me.
Hope all goes well for you, have lots of rest and take good care BRAVE LADY.
Hi.After previously having bc 5 years ago, a lumpectomy and radiotherapy I have just found out I have another primary cancer in the same breast. I am having a mastectomy on the 2 Jan with an expander implant. I am actually coping quite well, even though i say this myself!, but i like to be prepared and cannot find any information on what I should wear immediately after the mx? I will have 2 drains fitted, what are these like? what will i be albe to wear when i am home from hospital? how will i shower with the drains? will they just hang there? Im sorry for so many questions but I need to be prepared for next week xxx
Dear Carol,
I echo what Helenann has written. Please don't feel bad. As she said, it's traumatic having any surgery. I will really hope and pray that they have got clear margins. If there had been any chance of my having a lumpectomy instead of a mastectomy then I would have jumped at the chance!
Try not to worry about the future, and also don't worry about the cost to the NHS for your treatment. We all contribute and I can assure you that I would far rather be still in the position that I was paying for other people's treatment, rather than having to go through it myself. But it is what it is, and thank goodness that we have the NHS.
Please try to enjoy Christmas and I hope you find peace.
Love Jane xx
Dear Carol- you don't 'owe' anyone an explanation. What you have been through is VERY traumatic. I'm just so pleased for you that the medical team gave you the choice to try for a lumpectomy (This is still a big operation, so don't feel 'bad' that you haven't had a mastectomy).
I'm glad we were here to give you support and help with our own experiences - it doesn't matter where you're from.
You've obviously had the added stress of all this Brexit stuff to deal with. I really hope it all works out for you and your husband.From what you say I don't consider you a 'guest' here - sounds like you both work hard and as you said pay your taxes etc - so you're just as entitled to treatment under the NHS as anyone - so don't ever feel like 'bad' about it.
Now try and put this to the back of your mind for now, have a good Christmas.
You're only young- in one way much worse for you being diagnosed at such a young age - but with youth on your side hopefully you'll be fit enough to get through any treatment you may need in the future (im 62 so a wise old head hopefully).
I'll say a prayer and light a candle for you over Christmas.
You take good care of yourself- aches and pains will subside as time goes on. Take paracetamol and ibuprofen for now. Much love, Helen😍😍😍xxx
hi Carol Lina,
It is good that you are sounding more positive. I see that you had a lumpectomy rather than mastectomy. I am glad a decision was made with no more delays!
I had my first radiotherapy this morning! I have no effects so far.
Our daughter was back from Uni on Friday, and our son came home from his internship , for the weekend, so we were all together, which made me very happy!! He comes home for the Christmas break this Thursday, so we will have a lovely Christmas, and I must say, I appreciate my family and friends even more, after my diagnosis.
Happy Christmas to you and enjoy your family reunion soon.
Love Jane xxx
Hi Carol -Thanks for posting your update - I've been thinking about you. Great that you were eventually given the choice and well done on geting through the lumpectomy surgery. Don't worry too much about any scar you might have when the dressing comes off - scars fade and you can use all sorts of nice creams and oils to help them fade quicker.
It's quite usual to feel sick after an anaesthetic, I think - I know I felt sick but it soon passes.
I think Asda do some post surgery bra's that are quite reasonably priced - might be worth a look.
When do you go back for your results? Will keep my fingers crossed for you🤞.
I'm doing really well, thanks, starting to feel like 'me' again.
Take care and do keep in touch.
Love, Helen. xxx
Hi Carol Lina - How are you doing? Thinking of you.💖xxx
Thank you Carol Lina,
It sounds like you have had similar frustrations to me. I think we just have to accept that we are just one of many many people, so there are bound to be administration errors at times.
Thank you for your good wishes about my forthcoming radiotherapy. I hope you are right! It will be fifteen sessions, Monday to Friday, but due to Christmas Day, Boxing Day and New Year's Day, it will extend to 10th January.
They just phoned again yesterday and said they need another scan whilst I hold my breath ( as my breast cancer was left breast and it will protect my heart if I hold my breath during the radiotherapy. I had read up on this, but when they took the scan they told me to breathe normally, and then they said, as I was leaving, that they might call me back if the oncologist decided he wanted another scan with my breath held.). So they asked me to ' pop back' tomorrow for another scan. If it's anything like last time then that will be another four hours out of my day! I don't mind while I am off work, but that is why I have asked them if there is any chance of bringing the appointments forward as I really want to complete them before I go back to work. ( They have said it is really unlikely).
Best wishes
Jane xx
Hi Mai, Thank you for your post. You are really good at articulating the emotions regarding mastectomy, and I always find your posts very comforting.
Hi Carol Lina,
Thank you for asking! It was not too bad. Unfortunately, our new radiotherapy unit in our town has been delayed in opening, and opens five days after my last radiotherapy! So it's a forty minute drive- not as bad as some and I have lots of offers of help, though I drove myself today. There was a mix up, and I was supposed to see my oncologist first, but he doesn't work there on a Monday! So I couldn't ask all the questions that I had for him.
There were four people in the room, including a young female student and a young man who seemed to be pottering about in the corner! I felt a bit vulnerable and exposed, as only the surgeon and my breast care nurse have seen my scar, and then here I was, lying with my arms up above my head, having measurements taken, and the tattoos placed. You certainly have to surrender your dignity, but I keep telling myself that they see this all the time.
I am anxious to get on with the next stage, but I feel so well in myself now that I hope it doesn't make me feel too tired, especially as I go back to work on 2nd January ( but mornings only until radiotherapy finishes on 10th January)
Jane xx
Janie123, you are doing really well and the fact that you are able to discuss your mastectomy is part of the healing process. I stuck my head in the sand for a whole year! I like your image of me galloping off into the distance. I think that's exactly what are afraid of, metaphorically, after cancer. We are afraid to move towards a positive horizon and risk stagnating our existence because of it. With the equine therapy you just interact with the horse but don't ride it so its also suitable for non-riders. I had a horse in my youth so it's possibly a place I would seek comfort as it has happy associations for me in the past. I'm sure you'll be able to get back into running soon. I've been running a few times since finishing treatment but prefer to just do a couple of miles nowadays as I don't want to drain my immune system. xx
Hi Mai,
Thanks for your good wishes and I hope you have a wonderful Christmas with your family too. I have always been grateful for my lovely family and wide circle of friends, but goodness, these past seven months have made me appreciate them even more!
I love the imagery of you on a horse, galloping throught the countryside, with a counsellor galloping alongside!
I always used to find running a fabulous release. Headphones on, wind in my hair, and alone with my thoughts. I have a radiotherapy planning appointment today, and I shall ask if I can start running again. It is almost five weeks, post-mastectomy.
Jane xx
Carol Lina, I think it would be a good idea for you to chat with the nurses on here to help you get a bit more clarity on what is happening. xx
Janie, the best counselling I've received has been equine therapy. It was great to be in the countryside with a horse and I had to shout for the counsellor to hear me. That kind of forces the emotion out of you in a strange way. I hadn't been able to talk about my surgery until recently. I just couldnt even begin to put it into words before. I'm sure I'll get there in the end with the decision. My kids too will be home from Uni soon. Glad to have been here for you and I hope you have a fabulous Christmas with your family. xx
Hi Mai
Thank you for posting. I think you are right- I do feel that my trauma has been trivialised. I also feel that I have, on the whole, worked through my emotions by talking with family, friends and ladies on this forum, so I don't feel that I need counselling now, but I needed it at the time. I still have had no follow up to the survey that they sent to me, when I indicated that I was very traumatised by the mastectomy.
I wish you luck with coming to the right decision. Thank you for the pertinent points you make. I, too,am very grateful to be alive, and I am enjoying life too. So looking forward to Christmas- children home from Uni and the house will be full- that's when I am happiest!!
Best wishes
Jane xx
pastamissus, I can keep my mind distracted very well intellectually but I can't sugar coat what I've been through. I think I was very detached about it early on after surgery but less so after a year. I'm pleased that you are able to feel unemotional about it. I'm caught in the middle of making some big decisions at present and it can be a bit overwhelming at times.
I went straight for a mastectomy rather than a WLE, as my aunt has had breast cancer 4 times, and I was worried about needing further operations if the margins weren't clear with a WLE.
I think I am very odd, it didn't bother me at all losing my breasts (got it in the other one, so had second mastectomy 6 weeks later). I live in my head rather than in my body, and am a doctor, so I really didn't feel any emotions about it at all, it was just necessary.
I also didn't want any kind of reconstruction. I now have prosthetics, but am happy flat. For anyone who is also flat (even if temporarily) there is a group called flatfriends which is really good.
Carol Lina, do you have your full diagnosis? Have they given you scan results? Are they asking you to decide on mastectomy or lumpectomy? If the decision is yours its usually because you are borderline. Mine was a clean cut decision based on having an invasive and diffuse tumour. Will you be going onto endocrine therapy (Tamoxifen or Letrazole) afterwards or are you TNBC? xxx
Janie123, it is a tough call: caught between being grateful to be alive and traumatised by events. When I was told I'd need an mx I said to the nurse "well there's not point in a well conserved breast on a dead body" which I still believe is true. A satisfactory reconstruction is more about sanity than vanity so yes, the emphasis on mental wellbeing should be considered but not hurried at the expense of a better outcome from waiting a bit. Maybe, not being offered proper counselling means your trauma somehow feels trivialised and you are left to muddle along? Just another perspective to consider. I'm a year post-mx now and my mx has only affected how I feel about myself. I keep it covered up all of the time (except in the bath/shower) so I dont have to think about it because I feel that it's a reminder of cancer for me. I should develop an attitude like the "Monty Python - just a flesh wound" scene! I have an appointment over the Xmas period for a second discussion on reconstruction. I don't have any belly fat so a DIEP flap isn't an option. The other complication is that I had symptoms of inflammatory breast cancer and an implant isn't usually an option after that ....... but I'm grateful to be alive and enjoying life, oh yes I am. xxx
You are welcome Daisydi. I have had such amazing support from this forum too. Couldn't do it without all these lovely ladies. I have been following your experiences and I really feel for you. I hope you get the answers you need, on Tuesday. Jane x
Now I understand why they have said that if not clear margins of DCIS this time then they will have to do a mastectomy. I didnt realise DCIS didnt respond to chemo. Thank god for this forum and thank you Janie for explaining. I am really hoping for positive results on Tuesday as I dont think I can take any more surgery
Hi Carol LIna,
I only had one surgery ( the mastectomy). The DCIS is not classed as cancer ( it is pre-cancer) with the potential to become invasive. There are three grades, depending how close they are to normally dividing cells. I had some high grade DCIS, and some low and intermediate grades ( so all three grades). There was 8-9cm of DCIS of these three grades, and the 4cm of high grade became my invasive tumour ( which was resolved with chemo). So I had the mastectomy because,, although all my invasive tumour was gone, the DCIS ( which my bcn called pre-cancer cells), is not treated by chemo- it can only be removed surgically, and as my DCIS was so big in relation to the size of my breast, they had to do a mastectomy. I am still having radiotherapy because tumours of 4-5cm have a slightly higher chance of recurrence, so the radiotherapy will hopefully prevent this.
Maybe some of the above may apply to you, and may be why they are recommending a mastectomy?


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More fun that a barrel of… nah, too cliché.
Guybrush Threepwood.Who can't love that bumbling, wimpy, wannabe pirate, whose
greatest skill is running about the Caribbean, doing pointless tasks and going
on wild goose chases, all the while unbelievably thwarting the evil Ghost/Zombie/Demon
Pirate LeChuck?
LucasArts, the folks behind such adventure classics as Sam
& Max and Day of the Tentacle, have brought forth the next Monkey
Island game, Escape from Monkey Island. Although it is an excellent
game with laugh-out-loud humor and terrific graphics, there are a few small
monkey wrenches in the machinery (hehe, couldn't help myself).
After three games, Guybrush has finally been able to take Elaine's hand in
marriage. After their 3 month honeymoon, they return to their home on Melee
Island to find that most of the populace have been driven away by some Australian
land developer. Elaine has also been declared dead, a man named Charles L. Charles
(hmmm) is vying for the new governership, and Guybrush is framed for robbery.
To make a long story short, pandemonium has broken out like a teenager going
through puberty.
Unlike the previous games, EMI is in the now standard 3D-characters-on-2D-backgrounds
format. The characters look quite good, with very smooth models and lively animations.
Coupled with the backgrounds, things look surprisingly cartoony. Plus, there
is plenty of FMV to move the story along.
However, the FMV looks like it was rendered in software mode, at least with some of the minor characters (Extras. They don't get any respect.) And you never get to see LeChuck in all his gory… err, glory.
Some have voiced concerns about the control scheme. Well, it turns out you
don't have much to fear. If you played the fantastic Grim
Fandango, you already have a good feel for the controls. Using the keyboard,
you can move forward/backward or turn left/right in much the same way as the
Resident Evil style of game. As you pass by items, actions appear at
the bottom of the screen. There is a button to look at stuff and a button to
execute the action. If you have several actions available, you can choose between
them. It takes a little time to get used to, but once you do it works fine.
Of course, the meat of the game is the humor and puzzles. EMI is a
bit of a stylistic change from previous Monkey Island games. Without
giving anything away, let's just say that the plotline is bigger and sillier
than ever before. The game is absolutely hilarious at points and even I, your
stone-faced game reviewer, cracked up out loud a few times.
Puzzles make up the crux of most adventure games, and the best ones are those that make sense in retrospect. Good thing that this is true for most of the puzzles in EMI (even if some use amazingly twisted logic). Like always, there are a few puzzles that will push your capacity for obtuse logic to the limits. But these are few and far between, so you won't be driven completely insane by frustration.
voice of Guybrush Threepwood, Dominic Armato, is back. For those of you who
haven't heard him, his voice perfectly matches the character of Guybrush Threepwood:
Geeky, clueless, and altogether silly (no offense.) The voice acting for the
other characters is also well done, especially Elaine's voice (you can just
hear her frustration with Guybrush). My only complaint is that Murray didn't
get as many lines this time around.
The music is also done very well, with a Caribbean sounding beat (and various
anachronisms when appropriate).
Despite the terrific production values, there is one problem I ran into a
bit too often: bugs. Yup, even in this game the ugly critters show up. However,
none of the bugs are of the game or computer crashing variety.
The first occurred when I tried to pick something up and there was someone
in the way (Sorry for the vagueness. Some people are verrrry sensitive about
me giving away plot points and puzzles.) Our hero just kept walking toward the
object in question, never getting there, and with no way to stop trying to pick
up the dang object.
The other, more sinister bug was a situation in which the game forgot (literally!)
about a previous action, which prevented me from being able to finish the game.
While these are only two bugs, both required me to revert to a previous saved
game, which is the adventure gamer's nightmare.
So what's the final verdict? Escape from Monkey Island is a terrifically
funny, beautiful and great sounding game. A few bugs may mar the experience
at points, but they don't hamper the fun. This makes a terrific addition to
any adventure fan's collection. And if you've never played an adventure game
in your life (oh sad, sad, soul), you still may want to take a look.


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When I was a child my family would travel
Down to Western Kentucky where my parents were born
And there's a backwards old town that's often remembered
So many times that my memories are worn.
For me, it was Western North Carolina. There were and are plenty of dead and forgotten towns there, too. Among these was Dimmette, NC, where my great-great-grandfather was postmaster. Another was Triplett, NC, where my grandfather loved taking us on special trips. There was only one building there, with a store and post office below the house and entered from the back. My grandfather would pick up hams, jams, and the best sourwood honey I have ever had. I would search through the store's change drawer for buffalo nickels and play with the old-fashioned Coke dispenser. The bottles were kept cool by water and, occasionally, ice. To get one, you slid it along a track to the end where the deposit of a nickel (not one of my cherished buffalos) allowed its release.
Like Dimmette, Triplett is gone now. My uncle in Wilkes County says it is now a highway off-ramp.
I am reminded of this, and of John Prine's song, by a story in today's The New York Times. It's about Lindytown, West Virginia, but it might as well be about Prine's Paradise (once a real town):
And daddy won't you take me back to Muhlenberg County
Down by the Green River where Paradise lay
Well, I'm sorry my son, but you're too late in asking
Mister Peabody's coal train has hauled it away.
Paradise wasn't victim of mountaintop removal, as Lindytown is, but strip mining strangled it before the TVA and a coal-fired power plant demolished it. It was the victim of coal as much as any of today's West Virginia ghost towns.
Dimmette and Triplett didn't die because of coal, but their deaths were part of the slow death of Appalachian culture that has been going on, now, for a century. It's a process only exacerbated by coal. The Ohio River town where my father was born is dying as surely as Lindytown, though more slowly. That's my great-grandmother in the picture. Her house, behind her, was still standing when last I was in Gallipolis, about twenty years ago, but had become the office for a motel built in the back. Where she is standing would be, I think, the drive to it. Off to her right and across the road would still be the Ohio River itself.
Appalachia has always had a pull for its dispersed children, a pull I have felt my whole life. It has always been a land of nostalgia and loss, for it was always a hard land settled by tough and often despised "borderers" who had been removed from the Scottish lowlands to Ulster Plantation in Ireland, who had left there for Pennsylvania only to head south, skirting the lowlands of Virginia where the English dwelt, settling in the mountains where few others (mainly Irish and German outcasts) were willing to join them. Outsiders, even in colonial times, they were generally looked down upon, as the English preacher Charles Woodmason did. Their descendants, though, still look back to the mountains as home, as the better place that it never was.
Though I know how tough it was, I join in the idealized vision of life in the hills. I can't help it any more than anyone else with an American Scots-Irish ancestry in the mountains can.
Though I live, today, in New York City and am quite in love with my Brooklyn, there's a part of me that can never be taken from Western North Carolina. That part, when it reads stories like that one in today's newspaper, just wants to cry. West Virigina, Western North Carolina, East Tennessee, East Kentucky, Southern Ohio and more… these are the past, the family history for millions of Americans, but are a past fast becoming no more than fading stories. Soon, the present will contain not even a sign of what was.