Hi everyone!
Good news! The wound on left leg is healed. Right leg is still being wrapped by the visiting wound nurse for now, more as a precaution until the skin is a little thicker, it was the deepest wound. I still don't know the exact cause of the wounds. It was not a diabetic wound, my blood sugar is low enough they don't give me insulin in the hospital.
My strength is returning as I am able to move about and work now. I drove several days this week, although it was slow at first as far as passengers. Some days I work longer than others. I do what I can, each time out makes me a little stronger and I have spent far too much time in this apartment. The college students are back in Austin and demand has picked up quite a bit in the last couple of days. The Christmas break period has always been a slow income time here.
I've learned a lot about my body the last few months, I've learned I have to push through when I don't feel like it. Joe Rogan calls it "the inner bitch". My inner bitch has a really loud voice. But I push on anyway. It's really use it or lose it, especially after age 60. Muscles move the body, which moves the heart blood and fluids which increases oxygen, which feeds into a virtuous loop if done properly. The role of fascia tissue with the bloodstream and lymph systems is also important. Water is stored, and moved within those tissues. CO2 can be sequestered in the blood plasma. The calves act as a second heart for the veins. I'm also doing breathing exercises because my breathing pattern was a little off kilter.
I've noticed how fatigue, mood and what foods/drinks I eat affect the levels of oxygen. It's all inter-related. But one step at a time, recovery doesn't happen all at once. It can (and I have had miraculous healings) but usually its will power that gets you through the every day small stuff. I didn't take the COVID vax but I did get out of the habit of walking during the lock downs. And that was a big mistake on my part. I think the rest is physical conditioning and watching my fluid intake. I had the underlying condition since 2009 and went to Morocco and Italy. I did a lot of walking, I had to, I had no car. When I came to Texas in 2016 after hiking in the Italian Alps I was in very good cardio shape.
I would like to raise $800 or more. I've got a $250 copay for the vein clinic coming up soon. I delayed it once already, I was a bit shocked when the copay went from $30 to $250 due to the sonogram examination. Medicare does pay the rest. However that flows. I think the treatment will help but I am open to whatever is the best path forward for my health.
I love you all so much! I think the words of thanks I get privately from my readers is the best motivation.
Terran
PS: I try not to repeat what is commonly known now. Even the Universal Security Agreement (Heather's UCC filings) are pretty widely known now. They stand in law as her body of work laying the foundation in law of what is to come. I don't need to rehash it all. It was her mission, she did it with honor and integrity in the face of incredible opposition and at the end an illegal false imprisonment for a time. They stand un-rebutted. I had the opportunity to assist in certain moments and I witnessed a lot. The outcome in TN was heartbreaking, instigated by Janet Yellen of the FRB, but it was not the end. The prison in Dublin was closed. Almost everyone involved in that case has since lost their jobs in the FBI. Even Jack Smith, who was the DOJ man in Knoxville, and went on to be the special prosecutor against Donald Trump and raided his home in Mar-a-Lago home. Jack Smith is under deep scrutiny by the new DOJ.
And now the Federal Reserve is under the search lights to show it is not Federal (subject as a cabinet agency to the Executive branch). The charges filed against Powell, are there to unmask the FRB. The DOJ knows exactly what it is, the public doesn't. So IMO filing charges is like breaking a spell on the public mind. Who do they answer to? Certainly not the President! But sometimes you gotta "spell" it out for people before they see it. That herd instinct is not always healthy. It also reveals who in Congress and the courts is beholden to the Federal Reserve rather than the United States.
