Coronavirus Pandemic: Apocalypse Now! Or exaggerated scare story?

loreta said:
Very strange little aparatus. Are they telling us that very soon we will not be able to be able to touch anything, that the only way to touch things will be with mechanical fingers, are they trying to say that touch things is dangerous, feel things from our flesh is not anymore acceptable? Our hands, this magnificent part of our body that makes us different from the rest of the animal realm, what about them? This little tool is very disturbing. It is very robotic. It shows the craziness of this world, now completely nuts. Not anymore kisses, not anymore hugs, not anymore love, not anymore laughs, now what! I am exaggerating, evidently. But wait.

Now try to imagine a zombie with this tool in every hand.

Changing subject: I am starting to see that people now don't think correctly because of the absence of oxygen in their blood due to the masks. When you go to the stores or cafeterias, the employees are slow. When I say slow I mean slow mentally. They are like... too gentle. People also in the stores, with their masks, are like... zombies waiting something. Very disturbing. They are quiet, too quiet. It is like to be at the brink of an horror story. The day when the mask will fall is the day when people will wake up. And this for now is not possible. That's why I think with Hesperides that the mask will be there eternally.

Yesterday we went downtown Hesperides and me, as every Friday. At one moment at a one street corner there were maybe 6 cops there, doing nothing special just being there. In front of them, at the other corner many people with masks looking at them, just there, looking without talking, like zombies. It was very strange to see all this people looking like expecting something but without talking, it was almost funny but it is not funny. And later in a cafeteria-bar we took a coffee and there were people playing guitar and singing rumbas. So I see two type of humans on the street: those that wear masks and those that are not wearing masks. A clear division.
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How slow will we go?
 
@Jefferson
It seems to me that you are still describing the beginning of our story, because we are at the beginning: if I try to imagine the near future many of us may be worried. It is about trauma in what is caused and all of us are more or less sensitive to it, especially over time.
Please stay calm and keep the faith. You can give a lot of help.

@Jefferson
Il me semble que vous décrivez encore le début de notre histoire, car nous en sommes au début : si j'essaye d'imaginer le proche avenir beaucoup d'entre nous peuvent avoir du souci. Il s'agit de traumatisme dans ce qui est provoqué et tous nous y sommes plus ou moins sensibles, surtout avec le temps.
Je vous prie de rester calme et de garder la foi. Vous pouvez donner beaucoup de soutien
 
Jefferson said:
Also I do not want to distract from this thread and turn it into a thread focused on my issues. I know the forum is here and there are other threads where this personal issue can be dealt with - I just wanted to emphasize that the fallout from this Corona/Covid debacle is still upon us, and more than ever we need to keep vigilant and aware, even though there are other chaotic events happening at the moment.


Moderators: if I've divulged too much personal information here in this thread, likely in my emotional state, please feel free to move it to somewhere else.
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Jefferson, my heart goes out to you and I understand your anguish. It does seem like the ones who don't want to bother anyone with their own troubles have the hardest time internally. If you take away the things that help get them through the days as was done with the lockdown, there is no where for them to work through the things that are going on inside them. Thank you for sharing this personal information because it is truly reflective of the unseen consequences that most people don't, can't or won't think about much less admit to outside of this forum.
 
Jefferson said:
We have been pointing out here on this thread and in social media for months how Covid and the disastrous effects of the lockdown are inextricably connected. You just can not speak of one without the other, although we do see how many people do try to separate the two, and we understand the psychological processes that creates this lack of clarity in the minds of most people.

Yes, for a very small percentage of the population, particularly elderly with comorbidities, the virus can be deadly, especially when not treated properly. The exhortation from those who know this has been to keep the immune system strong and not succumb to the stress created by the media and government lockdown hype. It is also clear that the fomentation of the riots is also be used to cover up the absurdity of the lockdown, plus to distract from the fact that Coronavirus is not that big of a deal.

It also has been pointed out that deaths via lockdown and the anxiety and depression from the lockdown will cause more harm - @Joe and many others have consistently and continually pointed this out for a long time. Quite frankly we have been railing against the lockdown and the hysteria.

I am not surprised at what @Gaby wrote about depression and anxiety being triggered, and there has been a significant increase in suicide watches. In my country, although all the statistics are not in yet, there have been suicides, and increase in depression, and strange “accidents” (increased number of cars with single drivers in head-on collisions with semi-trailer trucks, for example).

Well, the depression and anxiety triggered by the lockdown has come into my home and become personal. 😢

My highly sensitive 17 year old son has always been one to stress little things and be a bit obsessive in his pleasing of others. He has not required mental health care as he has managed quite well by keeping things in order and diligently carrying out his responsibilities. He is outgoing, has friends, even has an innocent “hand-holding” girlfriend, got a summer job, completed this year of school with a scholarship, and is liked by literally everybody. His sister and I have noticed that he has been almost “too joyful”, and doesn’t seem to have a bad day, and does not complain or talk back, or show any normal teenage rebelliousness. Truly a “golden boy” who volunteers to walk the dogs of his elderly friends, goes for long walks with friends his age, socializes, does not do drugs or alcohol, spends time with his elderly relatives – he is loved by everybody.

Then the lockdown hit in April. He had really found martial arts to be therapeutic, and that was cancelled. His choir performances and practices were cancelled. His work practice place was cancelled, there was no more meeting at school – everything changed. Although lockdown measures were not overly strict in the country where we live, and within our family things were calm and the virus was understood to be a nothing burger, and I thought everything was quite balanced – well, a storm was brewing within my son. He stepped up his conscientiousness, went for walks with friends, fastidiously worked at his school tasks, diligently completed housework and all other duties, sent in job applications and called potential employers. So we didn’t know how much he was suffering as he did not talk to us about it.

Well Wednesday evening when the house was mainly empty he went up to his room and attempted suicide by two means – he was serious! I won’t go into the raw and horrendous details now but fortunately there was some will to live as he called the emergency number, however the suicide was still in session when the paramedics arrived.

Afterwards in the observation room at the hospital there were many hours of Mom and Dad with him, with very long moments of silence, and us just letting him talk when he felt like it. He relayed in his own words how he has struggled for a long time with stress and anxiety, but he has managed and slept well over the years, and the anxiety has been manageable, but he related in April things turned for the worst and “I could not handle the anxiety anymore, every day was worse, as everything changed, and the restrictions and not being able to go to school, or do my work practice, or anything, made my stress and anxiety worse”. He has mentioned this April time frame several times when talking to his family and the medical staff: when the lockdown was in full force it was obviously the trigger, and his will to live decreased each day. He did not speak of this though, he thought it would go away, and he was worried about putting pressure on his close ones. He said he could not take the anxiety and pain any more, and just wanted to end it all.

I am going through various emotions and at times I do feel an anger that wants to lash out: “YOU LOCKDOWN SUPPORTERS AND THOSE OF YOU THANKING THE GOVERNMENT AND MEDIA FOR CREATING HYSTERIA AROUND COVID, DO YOU KNOW YOUR DAMN LOCKDOWN ALMOST KILLED MY SON!!!”

Therefore I am not surprised, as Gaby mentioned she knows of patients under suicide watch. My son is at a very well-known and respected youth psychiatric hospital under suicide watch right now. There is hope, as even though the desire to live has not fully returned, as he says he “wants to leave”, he said he is open to get help and treatment. Yesterday he had a good talk with the psychiatric staff and psychiatric doctor, and my son told us it was helpful. All of us close to him feel he is in the right place and that there is hope, and there is a sense of relief that he is getting help and the tools to deal with this anxiety and depression.

This has been a huge learning lesson for myself us as a family. This is a "billboard dropping on my head" moment, in terms of a sign from the universe. We are getting support. Thank you forum for being here to help maintain my sanity during this extremely troublesome times.

Also I do not want to distract from this thread and turn it into a thread focused on my issues. I know the forum is here and there are other threads where this personal issue can be dealt with - I just wanted to emphasize that the fallout from this Corona/Covid debacle is still upon us, and more than ever we need to keep vigilant and aware, even though there are other chaotic events happening at the moment.


Moderators: if I've divulged too much personal information here in this thread, likely in my emotional state, please feel free to move it to somewhere else.
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Session 28 December 2019


Now, we would like to say something of interest to all: Soon things in your realm will become very chaotic and strange. It will give chills to many. Be not alarmed! It will pass and there will be a new reality to explore. Cosmic forces will be displayed and there will be many searching for answers. Be prepared to give the help that is needed. Be together in love and peace. Goodbye.
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My utmost respect and love towards you ... for "staying" and "being".

Courage mate.
 
Jefferson said:
We have been pointing out here on this thread and in social media for months how Covid and the disastrous effects of the lockdown are inextricably connected. You just can not speak of one without the other, although we do see how many people do try to separate the two, and we understand the psychological processes that creates this lack of clarity in the minds of most people.

Yes, for a very small percentage of the population, particularly elderly with comorbidities, the virus can be deadly, especially when not treated properly. The exhortation from those who know this has been to keep the immune system strong and not succumb to the stress created by the media and government lockdown hype. It is also clear that the fomentation of the riots is also be used to cover up the absurdity of the lockdown, plus to distract from the fact that Coronavirus is not that big of a deal.

It also has been pointed out that deaths via lockdown and the anxiety and depression from the lockdown will cause more harm - @Joe and many others have consistently and continually pointed this out for a long time. Quite frankly we have been railing against the lockdown and the hysteria.

I am not surprised at what @Gaby wrote about depression and anxiety being triggered, and there has been a significant increase in suicide watches. In my country, although all the statistics are not in yet, there have been suicides, and increase in depression, and strange “accidents” (increased number of cars with single drivers in head-on collisions with semi-trailer trucks, for example).

Well, the depression and anxiety triggered by the lockdown has come into my home and become personal. 😢

My highly sensitive 17 year old son has always been one to stress little things and be a bit obsessive in his pleasing of others. He has not required mental health care as he has managed quite well by keeping things in order and diligently carrying out his responsibilities. He is outgoing, has friends, even has an innocent “hand-holding” girlfriend, got a summer job, completed this year of school with a scholarship, and is liked by literally everybody. His sister and I have noticed that he has been almost “too joyful”, and doesn’t seem to have a bad day, and does not complain or talk back, or show any normal teenage rebelliousness. Truly a “golden boy” who volunteers to walk the dogs of his elderly friends, goes for long walks with friends his age, socializes, does not do drugs or alcohol, spends time with his elderly relatives – he is loved by everybody.

Then the lockdown hit in April. He had really found martial arts to be therapeutic, and that was cancelled. His choir performances and practices were cancelled. His work practice place was cancelled, there was no more meeting at school – everything changed. Although lockdown measures were not overly strict in the country where we live, and within our family things were calm and the virus was understood to be a nothing burger, and I thought everything was quite balanced – well, a storm was brewing within my son. He stepped up his conscientiousness, went for walks with friends, fastidiously worked at his school tasks, diligently completed housework and all other duties, sent in job applications and called potential employers. So we didn’t know how much he was suffering as he did not talk to us about it.

Well Wednesday evening when the house was mainly empty he went up to his room and attempted suicide by two means – he was serious! I won’t go into the raw and horrendous details now but fortunately there was some will to live as he called the emergency number, however the suicide was still in session when the paramedics arrived.

Afterwards in the observation room at the hospital there were many hours of Mom and Dad with him, with very long moments of silence, and us just letting him talk when he felt like it. He relayed in his own words how he has struggled for a long time with stress and anxiety, but he has managed and slept well over the years, and the anxiety has been manageable, but he related in April things turned for the worst and “I could not handle the anxiety anymore, every day was worse, as everything changed, and the restrictions and not being able to go to school, or do my work practice, or anything, made my stress and anxiety worse”. He has mentioned this April time frame several times when talking to his family and the medical staff: when the lockdown was in full force it was obviously the trigger, and his will to live decreased each day. He did not speak of this though, he thought it would go away, and he was worried about putting pressure on his close ones. He said he could not take the anxiety and pain any more, and just wanted to end it all.

I am going through various emotions and at times I do feel an anger that wants to lash out: “YOU LOCKDOWN SUPPORTERS AND THOSE OF YOU THANKING THE GOVERNMENT AND MEDIA FOR CREATING HYSTERIA AROUND COVID, DO YOU KNOW YOUR DAMN LOCKDOWN ALMOST KILLED MY SON!!!”

Therefore I am not surprised, as Gaby mentioned she knows of patients under suicide watch. My son is at a very well-known and respected youth psychiatric hospital under suicide watch right now. There is hope, as even though the desire to live has not fully returned, as he says he “wants to leave”, he said he is open to get help and treatment. Yesterday he had a good talk with the psychiatric staff and psychiatric doctor, and my son told us it was helpful. All of us close to him feel he is in the right place and that there is hope, and there is a sense of relief that he is getting help and the tools to deal with this anxiety and depression.

This has been a huge learning lesson for myself us as a family. This is a "billboard dropping on my head" moment, in terms of a sign from the universe. We are getting support. Thank you forum for being here to help maintain my sanity during this extremely troublesome times.

Also I do not want to distract from this thread and turn it into a thread focused on my issues. I know the forum is here and there are other threads where this personal issue can be dealt with - I just wanted to emphasize that the fallout from this Corona/Covid debacle is still upon us, and more than ever we need to keep vigilant and aware, even though there are other chaotic events happening at the moment.


Moderators: if I've divulged too much personal information here in this thread, likely in my emotional state, please feel free to move it to somewhere else.
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I’m truly sorry for what you’re son has been going through, Jefferson, it must be terrible for him. Holy ****, witnessing that must be the worst thing a parent can experience, next to your child dying-which was close. Damn this whole Covid scheme, manipulation and psychopaths in charge!!!

I wish you, your son and family strength, and let me know if there’s anything I can do to help.

And thanks for sharing this!
 
Jefferson said:
We have been pointing out here on this thread and in social media for months how Covid and the disastrous effects of the lockdown are inextricably connected. You just can not speak of one without the other, although we do see how many people do try to separate the two, and we understand the psychological processes that creates this lack of clarity in the minds of most people.

Yes, for a very small percentage of the population, particularly elderly with comorbidities, the virus can be deadly, especially when not treated properly. The exhortation from those who know this has been to keep the immune system strong and not succumb to the stress created by the media and government lockdown hype. It is also clear that the fomentation of the riots is also be used to cover up the absurdity of the lockdown, plus to distract from the fact that Coronavirus is not that big of a deal.

It also has been pointed out that deaths via lockdown and the anxiety and depression from the lockdown will cause more harm - @Joe and many others have consistently and continually pointed this out for a long time. Quite frankly we have been railing against the lockdown and the hysteria.

I am not surprised at what @Gaby wrote about depression and anxiety being triggered, and there has been a significant increase in suicide watches. In my country, although all the statistics are not in yet, there have been suicides, and increase in depression, and strange “accidents” (increased number of cars with single drivers in head-on collisions with semi-trailer trucks, for example).

Well, the depression and anxiety triggered by the lockdown has come into my home and become personal. 😢

My highly sensitive 17 year old son has always been one to stress little things and be a bit obsessive in his pleasing of others. He has not required mental health care as he has managed quite well by keeping things in order and diligently carrying out his responsibilities. He is outgoing, has friends, even has an innocent “hand-holding” girlfriend, got a summer job, completed this year of school with a scholarship, and is liked by literally everybody. His sister and I have noticed that he has been almost “too joyful”, and doesn’t seem to have a bad day, and does not complain or talk back, or show any normal teenage rebelliousness. Truly a “golden boy” who volunteers to walk the dogs of his elderly friends, goes for long walks with friends his age, socializes, does not do drugs or alcohol, spends time with his elderly relatives – he is loved by everybody.

Then the lockdown hit in April. He had really found martial arts to be therapeutic, and that was cancelled. His choir performances and practices were cancelled. His work practice place was cancelled, there was no more meeting at school – everything changed. Although lockdown measures were not overly strict in the country where we live, and within our family things were calm and the virus was understood to be a nothing burger, and I thought everything was quite balanced – well, a storm was brewing within my son. He stepped up his conscientiousness, went for walks with friends, fastidiously worked at his school tasks, diligently completed housework and all other duties, sent in job applications and called potential employers. So we didn’t know how much he was suffering as he did not talk to us about it.

Well Wednesday evening when the house was mainly empty he went up to his room and attempted suicide by two means – he was serious! I won’t go into the raw and horrendous details now but fortunately there was some will to live as he called the emergency number, however the suicide was still in session when the paramedics arrived.

Afterwards in the observation room at the hospital there were many hours of Mom and Dad with him, with very long moments of silence, and us just letting him talk when he felt like it. He relayed in his own words how he has struggled for a long time with stress and anxiety, but he has managed and slept well over the years, and the anxiety has been manageable, but he related in April things turned for the worst and “I could not handle the anxiety anymore, every day was worse, as everything changed, and the restrictions and not being able to go to school, or do my work practice, or anything, made my stress and anxiety worse”. He has mentioned this April time frame several times when talking to his family and the medical staff: when the lockdown was in full force it was obviously the trigger, and his will to live decreased each day. He did not speak of this though, he thought it would go away, and he was worried about putting pressure on his close ones. He said he could not take the anxiety and pain any more, and just wanted to end it all.

I am going through various emotions and at times I do feel an anger that wants to lash out: “YOU LOCKDOWN SUPPORTERS AND THOSE OF YOU THANKING THE GOVERNMENT AND MEDIA FOR CREATING HYSTERIA AROUND COVID, DO YOU KNOW YOUR DAMN LOCKDOWN ALMOST KILLED MY SON!!!”

Therefore I am not surprised, as Gaby mentioned she knows of patients under suicide watch. My son is at a very well-known and respected youth psychiatric hospital under suicide watch right now. There is hope, as even though the desire to live has not fully returned, as he says he “wants to leave”, he said he is open to get help and treatment. Yesterday he had a good talk with the psychiatric staff and psychiatric doctor, and my son told us it was helpful. All of us close to him feel he is in the right place and that there is hope, and there is a sense of relief that he is getting help and the tools to deal with this anxiety and depression.

This has been a huge learning lesson for myself us as a family. This is a "billboard dropping on my head" moment, in terms of a sign from the universe. We are getting support. Thank you forum for being here to help maintain my sanity during this extremely troublesome times.

Also I do not want to distract from this thread and turn it into a thread focused on my issues. I know the forum is here and there are other threads where this personal issue can be dealt with - I just wanted to emphasize that the fallout from this Corona/Covid debacle is still upon us, and more than ever we need to keep vigilant and aware, even though there are other chaotic events happening at the moment.


Moderators: if I've divulged too much personal information here in this thread, likely in my emotional state, please feel free to move it to somewhere else.
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Thank you for your moving testimony.
Good luck! I hope your son will recover quickly.
The big changes of today involve big challenges.
May your family come out stronger !
 
Jefferson said:
Well, the depression and anxiety triggered by the lockdown has come into my home and become personal.
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I am so sorry to hear of your son's ordeal. The whole coronavirus operation is becoming more evil by the day!

That there is something in your son that still has the will to live seems to show that at bedrock, he knows that he is loved and supported. He may come through this learning that he is stronger than he thought. All of you are stronger than you think. You are in my thoughts. :hug2:
 
Jefferson said:
We have been pointing out here on this thread and in social media for months how Covid and the disastrous effects of the lockdown are inextricably connected. You just can not speak of one without the other, although we do see how many people do try to separate the two, and we understand the psychological processes that creates this lack of clarity in the minds of most people.

Yes, for a very small percentage of the population, particularly elderly with comorbidities, the virus can be deadly, especially when not treated properly. The exhortation from those who know this has been to keep the immune system strong and not succumb to the stress created by the media and government lockdown hype. It is also clear that the fomentation of the riots is also be used to cover up the absurdity of the lockdown, plus to distract from the fact that Coronavirus is not that big of a deal.

It also has been pointed out that deaths via lockdown and the anxiety and depression from the lockdown will cause more harm - @Joe and many others have consistently and continually pointed this out for a long time. Quite frankly we have been railing against the lockdown and the hysteria.

I am not surprised at what @Gaby wrote about depression and anxiety being triggered, and there has been a significant increase in suicide watches. In my country, although all the statistics are not in yet, there have been suicides, and increase in depression, and strange “accidents” (increased number of cars with single drivers in head-on collisions with semi-trailer trucks, for example).

Well, the depression and anxiety triggered by the lockdown has come into my home and become personal. 😢

My highly sensitive 17 year old son has always been one to stress little things and be a bit obsessive in his pleasing of others. He has not required mental health care as he has managed quite well by keeping things in order and diligently carrying out his responsibilities. He is outgoing, has friends, even has an innocent “hand-holding” girlfriend, got a summer job, completed this year of school with a scholarship, and is liked by literally everybody. His sister and I have noticed that he has been almost “too joyful”, and doesn’t seem to have a bad day, and does not complain or talk back, or show any normal teenage rebelliousness. Truly a “golden boy” who volunteers to walk the dogs of his elderly friends, goes for long walks with friends his age, socializes, does not do drugs or alcohol, spends time with his elderly relatives – he is loved by everybody.

Then the lockdown hit in April. He had really found martial arts to be therapeutic, and that was cancelled. His choir performances and practices were cancelled. His work practice place was cancelled, there was no more meeting at school – everything changed. Although lockdown measures were not overly strict in the country where we live, and within our family things were calm and the virus was understood to be a nothing burger, and I thought everything was quite balanced – well, a storm was brewing within my son. He stepped up his conscientiousness, went for walks with friends, fastidiously worked at his school tasks, diligently completed housework and all other duties, sent in job applications and called potential employers. So we didn’t know how much he was suffering as he did not talk to us about it.

Well Wednesday evening when the house was mainly empty he went up to his room and attempted suicide by two means – he was serious! I won’t go into the raw and horrendous details now but fortunately there was some will to live as he called the emergency number, however the suicide was still in session when the paramedics arrived.

Afterwards in the observation room at the hospital there were many hours of Mom and Dad with him, with very long moments of silence, and us just letting him talk when he felt like it. He relayed in his own words how he has struggled for a long time with stress and anxiety, but he has managed and slept well over the years, and the anxiety has been manageable, but he related in April things turned for the worst and “I could not handle the anxiety anymore, every day was worse, as everything changed, and the restrictions and not being able to go to school, or do my work practice, or anything, made my stress and anxiety worse”. He has mentioned this April time frame several times when talking to his family and the medical staff: when the lockdown was in full force it was obviously the trigger, and his will to live decreased each day. He did not speak of this though, he thought it would go away, and he was worried about putting pressure on his close ones. He said he could not take the anxiety and pain any more, and just wanted to end it all.

I am going through various emotions and at times I do feel an anger that wants to lash out: “YOU LOCKDOWN SUPPORTERS AND THOSE OF YOU THANKING THE GOVERNMENT AND MEDIA FOR CREATING HYSTERIA AROUND COVID, DO YOU KNOW YOUR DAMN LOCKDOWN ALMOST KILLED MY SON!!!”

Therefore I am not surprised, as Gaby mentioned she knows of patients under suicide watch. My son is at a very well-known and respected youth psychiatric hospital under suicide watch right now. There is hope, as even though the desire to live has not fully returned, as he says he “wants to leave”, he said he is open to get help and treatment. Yesterday he had a good talk with the psychiatric staff and psychiatric doctor, and my son told us it was helpful. All of us close to him feel he is in the right place and that there is hope, and there is a sense of relief that he is getting help and the tools to deal with this anxiety and depression.

This has been a huge learning lesson for myself us as a family. This is a "billboard dropping on my head" moment, in terms of a sign from the universe. We are getting support. Thank you forum for being here to help maintain my sanity during this extremely troublesome times.

Also I do not want to distract from this thread and turn it into a thread focused on my issues. I know the forum is here and there are other threads where this personal issue can be dealt with - I just wanted to emphasize that the fallout from this Corona/Covid debacle is still upon us, and more than ever we need to keep vigilant and aware, even though there are other chaotic events happening at the moment.


Moderators: if I've divulged too much personal information here in this thread, likely in my emotional state, please feel free to move it to somewhere else.
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I am so sorry to hear of the horrible trauma your son, and you and the rest of your family have been going through Jefferson. Big hugs and a healing prayer for you all.
 
Gaby said:
I think that it represents a symbolical anger at the global situation. Pretty much like Louise Hay says, anger, boiling over.
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I respect your beliefs in Louise Hay, and from studying her material in the past, I agree that she was a very gifted medium, and agree that some of her suggestions/affirmations for the "emotional causes" of some of her material had merit.

Unfortunately, as with the example you gave,"symbolic anger" for boils, that is WAY off the mark, or so I think.

Louise Hays didn't base her "reasons" or "causes" on factual evidence of the interconnected elegance of our Psyche/ Brain/Body, to the extent that the Researchers and Physicians of the early 20th Century did. (Many of whom were Executed first, by the Nazis. That is for another post)

Please give this a bit of thought:
Our connective tissue is part of our external protection layer.
Our armor.
If something/or someone is perceived as a "threat to our value, or worth", the logical thing would be to increase the thickness of the armor in that area that was attacked, right?
So, the removal of the "weak tissue" begins.
These areas can feel a bit itchy, or warm but we tend to ignore those little things.
When an area goes into healing mode, that's when fluid, pus, and swelling happen!
We certainly notice THAT!
and...the Medical Circus begins!!

We were Intelligently Designed for SURVIVAL.
Tissues in our bodies respond, and issues like a boil, IS in response to a REAL LIFE issue.

It gets tricky here, because, based on current research, the Intellect/ego sees/feels everything in the NOW.
So, this "healing" this big boil, may have even been a memory of a moment of self devaluation, from the past, that was finally resolved, and by the amount of stuff, it was a BIG issue, that simmered for a while!

As always:
What I am posting is Research for Entertainment Purposes Only.
I have no authority nor license to give any medical, psychological, or life skills advice, I just have information to share, for entertainment purposes only.

I have studied this information for over 15 years, and personally, after having experienced and completely HEALED issues considered by Mainstream Medicine as having "UNKNOWN CAUSES" and there being "NO CURE", my trust and confidence in this Research is based on a very solid Foundation of factual, repeatable results.
No Woo woo!!

Please consider this:
[...]
BIOLOGICAL CONFLICT: The biological conflict linked to the connective tissue is a light self-devaluation conflict or loss of self-worth. The specific self-devaluation conflicts are the same as for the bones and joints.

In line with evolutionary Intelligent Design reasoning, self-devaluation conflicts are the primary conflict theme associated with cerebral medulla-controlled organs deriving from the new mesoderm.

NOTE: Whether the conflict affects the connective tissue of the right or left side of the body is determined by a person’s handedness and whether the conflict is mother/child or partner-related. A localized conflict affects the connective tissue that is closest to the site associated with the self-devaluation conflict.


A carbuncle or furuncle, also known as a boil, develops at the area of the body where the self-devaluation conflict was experienced, for example, on the forehead because of an intellectual self-devaluation conflict.

The abscess originates in the connective tissue layer underneath the skin. Often, a boil starts in a hair follicle, which reaches deep into the subcutaneous tissue. If bacteria such as staphylococcus bacteria assist healing, the painful growth becomes filled with pus, typically accompanied by an inflammation, termed carbunculosis, furunculosis or folliculitis. A carbuncle or furuncle could also originate in the corium skin; in this case, the related conflict is an attack or “feeling soiled” conflict.[...]
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Connective Tissue

Understanding connective tissue sarcoma, keloids, and boils based on the science of German New Medicine (GNM).
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I apologize if you consider it noise, please move it to where ever you see fit.
 
aragorn said:
I’m truly sorry for what you’re son has been going through, Jefferson, it must be terrible for him. Holy ****, witnessing that must be the worst thing a parent can experience, next to your child dying-which was close. Damn this whole Covid scheme, manipulation and psychopaths in charge!!!
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My thoughts are exactly the same as Aragorn, and having a teenager myself, this is just heart breaking to hear. I am so terribly sorry for what your son and your family are going through. Stay strong Jefferson, we are all here for you. :hug2:
 
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