ACCIDENTS WILL …

How life can turn on a sixpence! One minute we’re coasting along, the next, dramatic news can barge in and we have to rise to whatever has been thrust at us. 

Since my last post, Leaf’s life has changed. He fell and broke his leg – the femur up near the ball-and-socket of his left hip, and he landed a black eye too. 

The nurses noticed he was having trouble walking and immediately realised what had happened; broken limbs are not uncommon among dementia sufferers. Being on-the-spot was a Godsend. they whipped him round to the X-Ray department then into a private room in the surgical wing. This had happened on a thursday morning, they rang and told me in the afternoon. He was operated on the following morning when they put two pins in to hold the bone together. I went to see him on the Saturday afternoon having been informed that he had woken up from a long sleep following the op.

I don’t what I expected to find and was surprised that he wasn’t in bed but sitting in a chair looking out of the window into the carpark below. His leg was clearly ‘bandaged’ but not in a caste. I explained what had happened. I can’t claim he was attentive but he was certainly not drugged. I didn’t stay too long as he wasn’t really responsive and anyway the nurses needed to perform ‘whatever’. They told me he would return to the dementia unit on the Monday, all being well. In fact, he returned on the Tuesday. I visited the next day and combined it with a meeting with the gerontologist and the head physio. What they had to say was depressing but not without hope. It would be down to Leaf himself.

The ‘prognosis’ is: if he responds well to the physio and they can get him walking again, he can stay where he is. If not, he will have to go into another unit, be permanently strapped into a chair and not have nearly as much attention as he would in the dementia unit. I have visions of him being left in his room for hours on end. A sure recipe for accelerated deterioration. I begged the doc and physio to give him as much time as possible to get walking again as I certainly didn’t want him moved. They took that in but were obviously not able to promise anything. As I said, it would be down to Leaf himself. 

After the meeting I went to the unit. He was sitting strapped into a chair on wheels. In the privacy of his room, I explained again what had happened and told him that he had to muster up all his strength and determination to get back on his feet. I kept repeating it in the hope it might sink in somehow (no, I don’t give up!) I also gave him loads of appreciation, admiration and affection. He smiled a lot and responded well. However, he had little to say apart from ‘Yes’ or ‘No’.

The next week, following a prior arrangement, the nurses and I transferred him to a wheelchair which necessitated him standing and moving over. Then with a coat and a rug over his knees and wearing a woolly hat and gloves, we set forth for the great outside world! Where he hadn’t been for over two years! 

A girlfriend and the dogs were waiting in the car.   Leaf was silent – no real reaction. We took the dogs out which seemed to register. Mizzy bouncing on the spot could wake Rip Van Winkle! It helped. I was struggling with his lead which became tangled in the excitement. Leaf was sitting a foot or so away. Suddenly he appeared to ‘wake up’ and mumbled something I didn’t get (not wearing my hearing aids). My friend told me later that he’d said ‘Put it on/over the top’, referring to the tangled lead!!!  Clearly there’s a part of Leaf’s consciousness still awake, which is fantastic.  

We set off for a short walk round the carpark, swapping dogs at half-time!  It seemed to go okay but then I realised, as the pusher, I can’t relate to him, we can’t see each other’s faces.

Phew!  Anyway, according to the nurses, he’s trying hard to walk with the physio but it’s difficult. I gave him lots of words of encouragement. My brave husband is still in there, I know he is, soldiering on, as we must.

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Furthermore…..

Not exactly the right word, but I like it so …

I feel the need to be more active and, as this is my blog and I said at the beginning, it wouldn’t always stay on subject (which it hasn’t), I’m again taking the opportunity….

WARNING: Please, if you decide to read this, it’s at your own risk. If you think you might not want to hear what I have to say, then don’t. There is certainly no obligation and I can’t be responsible for upsetting equilibriums. However, I imagine most of you would say you believe in Basic Human Rights, such as Freedom of Speech.

I’ve gone way past worrying what people think of me. There are plenty who believe as I do – millions in fact, so I’m not alone. We’ve all taken the slings and arrows: being called Conspiracy Theorists (that old chestnut!), liars, undesirables, dangerous etc. etc. In the so-called ‘Truther Movement’, insults have almost become badges of honour. It’s felt that standing up for our ‘counter official narrative’ views is an indication that we’ve bothered to do our research (usually hours and hours of it), value our freedom of speech and believe in the Human Right to decide what medical procedures we will agree to. Also, we have courage! There are people who don’t want to be unpopular and will ‘forget’ their declared principles to be acceptable in their chosen social circle. The coercion that has gone on amongst families and friends to ‘tow the line’ has been deeply disturbing.

Some time back, I had the temerity to try and alert readers to what’s happening on our planet. I didn’t do it to be clever, alarmist, negative or know-all. I did it because I actually care about people. In this case, my readers. I consider it right to warn if I can see danger on the horizon and I always encourage everyone to do their own research – particularly re. the jab. Some of the emails I received for my efforts were, frankly, appalling, vindictive and even vicious. 

I won’t call the jab a vaccine because it isn’t. It’s been heavily promoted as ‘safe and effective’ against CV19 ….??? The truth is that it’s gene-therapy and, judging by the number of jabbed people across the world who are going down with a long-drawn out flu-like bug, and calling it CV19, it cannot claim to be a safe and effective vaccine. And there’s far more …

The jab has become the elephant in the room. Here is Neil Oliver illustrating just that point.

Please note that I’m not posting a load more links because there are far too many. I’ve written about effective uncensored research in previous blogs, ditto alternative media/independent journalism sites.

They are the places to go if we want to find the truth about the following: 

• what’s actually going on in Ukraine

• the DUMBS (Deep Underground Military Bases) – thousands upon thousands of miles of tunnels worldwide

• underground trafficking routes and activities – human, child, weapons, organs, drugs etc. 

• the extent of money-laundering – much via and out of Ukraine

• bio-weapons labs worldwide – vast numbers in Ukraine and Taiwan for instance

• MKUltra – terrifying CIA mind-control – massive numbers of potentially highly dangerous victims

• Satanic practices – Alistair Crowley lives on

• slavery – abolished? No, far from it

• air pollution – geo-engineering 

• control of officials – blackmail techniques (Epstein’s island for example)

• bribery within the medical industry – large sums paid to hospitals NOT to do the right thing

• doctors and medical workers going against their oath – Above All Do No Harm

• Big Food – what’s really in processed foods – OMG!

• Big Pharma – why cures are being kept from the people and how they hide them

• hidden books of the Bible and ancient texts – religious institutions have a lot to answer for

• off-planet activity/ETs etc. – massive cover-up

• 15-minute cities – the latest insanity! The UK government proposals are preposterous

• and most important CBDC (Central Bank Digital Currency). It equals total control. SAY NO!

We live in a world where to get on beyond a certain level of influence, blackmail and bribery are almost always involved. Very high status comes with a price and ‘good behaviour’ must be maintained. Whistleblowers or public dissenters risk not only losing their jobs but their reputations. They will be ‘hatcheted’ in the press and lucky to be able to recover. Some will ‘disappear’. 

Of course, there is far more to be said, but this is enough. To close, I must add the following:

From the off, I have played my part in the effort to spread the word about the horrific fix we earthlings find ourselves in. Probably no-one on the planet is unaware that there is something radically wrong. There are good forces doing their darnedest to save us from what is, frankly, evil, but they can’t do it alone. If we don’t back them up, their job will be that much harder and take that much longer. The sooner we all resist the WEF Globalists and their dystopian Agenda 2030, the sooner the job can be done and we can move forward into a fairer and better world.

Although the media is not reporting this, there are literally, and increasingly, millions rising up in countries all across the planet and more power to them. They are the heroes fighting for our rights. But we don’t all have to go out onto the streets, we can sit at home, do some worthwhile and thorough research, spread the word to friends and family and, above all, SAY NO to all edicts that are clearly not in our best interests.

For those who are interested in matters off-planet, either for fact or fiction reasons, this should fascinate you: 

MICHAEL SALLA – EXOPOLITICS TODAY – even if you think we’re the only inhabited planet in the universe. Preview of what promises to be extraordinary. THE RISE OF THE EARTH ALLIANCE – Enjoy!