How would you take it if...

Heightend-Awareness · #1 09-09-2020, 06:27 AM

... you lost a limb or two?

#2 09-09-2020, 06:37 AM

... Hi... And of course I guess it's impossible to say until it happened... I know an elderly gentleman where I live that recently lost a leg due to illness. I thought "mentally" this might be too much for him to cope with, as he hadn't been coping well with life in general.... But surprisingly, he is doing great. He looks well... He is laughing and joking again...The best I've ever known him..... If it was me, I think I would be accepting of the situation... And adapt to my new way of life. I think I would adapt better to losing a leg . I can image , as difficult as that would be, I would maybe prefer that , to losing an arm...

inavalan · #3 09-09-2020, 07:23 AM

I suggest not to think about such things. Is bad for you (you create your reality based on your beliefs and focus).

Maybe I shouldn't have started that thread with the French woman ...

#4 09-09-2020, 07:58 AM

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Originally Posted by inavalan

I suggest not to think about such things. Is bad for you (you create your reality based on your beliefs and focus).

Maybe I shouldn't have started that thread with the French woman ...

...Hi... I do actually think it is human nature to think about things and wonder "what would we do" in a situation... I have done it many times.... Because none of ever know when we may be faced with anything .

one-light · #5 09-09-2020, 07:58 AM

I had a stroke probably six - nine months ago Heightend-Awareness - early one morning, and a mark on my head where energy hit, wife said how did that happen - it was part of my teaching with my aura research - lost the use of my arm for 15 mins - I seen my support working on repairs all day shivering in bed with dressing gown on - power of prayer also - full recovery, on mountain bike next morning... I 'know' what it feels like for the mind/brain to command the arm to move with no response from it...

Heightend-Awareness · #6 09-09-2020, 08:19 AM

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Originally Posted by inavalan

I suggest not to think about such things. Is bad for you (you create your reality based on your beliefs and focus).

Maybe I shouldn't have started that thread with the French woman ...

Lady in red...
You can cheat it. The thought that is. Once thought, dismiss it and don't dwell on it. Don't and you will manifest it.

Heightend-Awareness · #7 09-09-2020, 08:31 AM

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Originally Posted by one-light

I had a stroke probably six - nine months ago Heightend-Awareness - early one morning, and a mark on my head where energy hit, wife said how did that happen - it was part of my teaching with my aura research - lost the use of my arm for 15 mins - I seen my support working on repairs all day shivering in bed with dressing gown on - power of prayer also - full recovery, on mountain bike next morning... I 'know' what it feels like for the mind/brain to command the arm to move with no response from it...

Thats some weird stuff.

I too had a stroke when I was 36. Lost a half a leg 6 years ago. Hence the topic.

#8 09-09-2020, 08:49 AM

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Originally Posted by Heightend-Awareness

Thats some weird stuff.

I too had a stroke when I was 36. Lost a half a leg 6 years ago. Hence the topic.

Oh my goodness H.A.... I am so sorry to hear this...And maybe you can tell us how you coped , or didn't cope with this?...

one-light · #9 09-09-2020, 09:39 AM

I just been thinking about your new 'quote' Heightend-Awareness... I was just chatting to my support just in the garden having a skinny cig, and asking shall I say something, and I think they do agree - its a 'one way conversation' with my Angels but 'I get clear knowing' still not 100% sure i'm to say, so I said to them i'll write it out and if it doesn't 'feel right' then i'm not posting...

Yesterday we had a mouse got in a cupboard so i'd set a safe trap yesterday, been checking it every hour or two... Then when just starting writing this, wifes screaming top of her voice - she'd picked up the glass 'safe mouse trap' to move it and there was a mouse in it, she doesn't like them one bit... But she didn't drop it on the floor and escape in the house so that's a positive...

So I write this and see... I just want to say, when people like me and you and others here try to put something across thats 'different' - right or wrong and we sail into uncharted territory with the ship, we are going to get hit and even sunk in battles - what we do is get in the lifeboat 'stay strong - deep breath' and get on another ship, have a good think and go again... I am not inviting arguments here one way or the other on anything from other posts of ours, and rights or wrongs, just want to say there's no giving up with us, and I think you know that anyway - I just wanted to say it...

Such a strong feeling to say this so I hope its taken in a good way - have a nice day...

Heightend-Awareness · #10 09-09-2020, 09:45 AM

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Originally Posted by Elfin

Oh my goodness H.A.... I am so sorry to hear this...And maybe you can tell us how you coped , or didn't cope with this?...

Don't be sorry Elfin. I asked for it in my soul contract, and to be apart of my awakening (the stroke). Both were very challenging to overcome. More so the stroke. As it affected my speech, r/h leg and r/h arm. Walking came back first. Took about 4 weeks. I was determined to walk to the hospital bathroom to go tinkle. 1st box ticked. Speach came back next. Slurred and frustrating. Knowing what you want to say but to find it difficult to get it out. Took 6mths to talk coherently. Arm and hand took the longest. I began to write and sign my signature with my left hand. Always was ambidextrous, but not writing, new trick. Working in the timber yard helped with my own literal occupational therapy. Took 5 years to get my arm and hand to work again. Just by placing my hand on all different section sizes of timber to grab until the new neural pathways were built and strength and continuity returned. Had to jump through hoops to get my driver's licence again. Blitzed the cognitive and memory tests. It wasn't a requirement, but my assessor was impressed that I noted even the slide numbers the questions were on and the number plates of cars on them too. I am about 99.98% recovered.
With my leg, lost it because I thought it was a muscle-related injury from karate sparring. I got kicked really hard. Which caused a massive clot 20cm long to be precise in my calf muscle. When I did seek medical advice it was too late. An attempt at bypass surgery failed. 2 weeks later a day before my 45th B'day off it came from the knee down. My mate rang me for my birthday and asked what's going on? I replied, "just getting legless". A bit of an adjustment but I ok with it now. Many say how well I've coped with these two issues. I just smile and wave. In a way, I'm glad they happened in my life when they did. I've achieved all my physical challenges (karate/military)in my life. I think it's the universe's way of telling me to slow down. I now work my mind and spirit, and a little on the body.