EVER THE OPTIMIST

Today, I had a truly extraordinary experience. I rang Leaf just before lunch. He came on the line and said gaily ‘Hello, darling, how lovely to hear from you!’ A lump rose in my throat. We then had a good conversation with him sounding almost normal, just a little slow to respond. My Leaf was back, if only momentarily. I said to him – ‘You’re still in there, aren’t you, darling!’ ‘Yes, I am.’ It was amazing and, by the end of our little chat, the tears were rolling down my face. 

Somehow, against all odds, he was functioning. Some part of his brain isn’t damaged. There is hope. In fact, quite seriously, there is. A cure, yes a cure, is being tested out and I am going to put him forward as soon as it’s available. It’s a completely new approach. Basically it works with energies, vibrations, frequencies if you like. I can’t begin to understand the science, but I think I can understand the basic principles based on the knowledge that we are beings of resonance and light.

In the early days of DOODAH, I wrote about ‘Contributory Factors’ which could lead to Alzheimer’s. The list was long and, frankly, most of them could lead to more than one disease in the long run. What they all had in common was the stress they put on our immune systems. And because most of us would tick the ‘yes box’ to several, it’s reasonable to suggest that our immune systems are overloaded, which can lead to imbalances of all sorts. We’re under bombardment, self-imposed and/or environmentally unavoidable. Recently, of course, our immune systems have been thoroughly drained through lockdown, social distancing and masks, all of which are unnatural. Add fear to this dehumanising trio and it’s not difficult to imagine that our natural vibrations are thoroughly out of sync with our planet. To be in good health, we should be ‘pulsating’ at 7.83 Hz in time with the heartbeat of the earth known as Schuman Resonance. Incidentally, our brain’s Alpha waves also pulsate at 7.83 Hz. 

In order to prepare for the treatment I’m hoping Leaf may eventually be able to undergo, I have been told, for maximum effectiveness, he would need to be as near to 7.83 Hz as possible. This would, I believe, involve several weeks of hard work getting him back to his previous level of fitness. To benefit fully, a thorough detox of all his systems would be important. Normally this would include mental, emotional and spiritual elements as well as physical but, given Leaf’s AD, with me in sole charge, only physical and emotional wellness would be achievable. ie. the right diet and supplements, non-toxic home environment, plenty of sunshine and sleep. A very important factor in his environment would be, as far as possible, no electromagnetic disturbances. Lots of reassurance and affection would boost his emotional state. I have no control over the mental side of course and could only hope that his previous level of 5D consciousness would still be present, albeit tucked away somewhere in his heart. 

With all this in mind, I now have to wait until we get the go-ahead to prepare. I still want him home with me but this would depend on finding the necessary finance to employ a virtually full-time care helper. Naturally, if I have a treatment date to work to, I could manage for a short time. And, afterwards, well who knows, I might not need help!!

I am supremely confident that this all achievable but factors I have no control over, might rear their heads and then who knows what might happen. But if it were to come about and to work, it would be a dream come true. 

A rather long ps: In the post before last, I let off some steam and, upon reflection, feel it is right to tell readers what sparked it off.

About three weeks ago, I came out of the supermarket into the carpark (it was lunch hour and there weren’t many shoppers). I removed my mask from over one ear – I wear it there and only cover my mouth if near to someone – and flung it in my bag. A man nearby was watching. ‘Put that back on,’ he shouted in English. I was completely taken aback and headed off towards my car. He followed me ‘People like you are dangerous. Granny-killers, murderers!’ How I didn’t turn round and lay into him, I don’t know, but something held me back. There was no point in descending to his level. I got into the car and drove off. I noticed my hands were shaking and I was near to tears – yes, I’m that sensitive at the moment. 

Later that evening, when I’d calmed down, I checked through my emails to see which videos or podcasts had come in. There were two I wanted to look at. Lo and behold, one was a veritable tirade from a truth seeker who was fed up to the back teeth with the abuse he was having to put up with, simply because he was questioning the rightness or wrongness of the draconian measures imposed upon us, and the propaganda designed to persuade us to have the ‘vaccine’. It only lasted a few minutes – I think he was so steamed up, it was probably best that he didn’t carry on. 

The second video was two researchers comparing notes about something entirely different but kicked off with one complaining about the ‘trolls’ posting vitriol and accusations in his comments section. The other had had to put up with the same. Both have now discontinued comments on their videos. As they have thousands of followers, I could see that was the best thing to do, but a shame, because sensible, polite and helpful commenters abound. Those of us who have a limited readership and few comments can, of course, decide to reject them. Happily I haven’t had to yet – my readers are nice people! 

Just to get this out of the way once and for all, I have also spoken to like-minded friends and they have had some really distressing reactions to their dissenting views. I said I would air the problem and how it feels in my next blog – so I did just that.

Now we can look forward to a week of sunshine and I will be wearing a halo and working in the garden. There is lots to do and I can manage an hour at a time with minimal bending. The first week of April will, I feel, be interesting and eventful. Enjoy the sunshine if you too are lucky enough to have it in your part of the world.