posted February 20, 2008 06:48 AM              

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July, 21st, 2007:I had undergone a 5h surgery in attempts to have my life saved because of a stupid home accident in which my bedroom door's glass broke onto me that lead to a loss of more than half the normal quantity of blood,3.5l out of 5l. Acute bleeding. Severe hemorrhagic shock. Multiple injuries on both hands. Major troubles for the ones in the emergency room in finding right veins for the necessary catheters. The left one was severely wounded: complete cut-off of the muscles, brachial artery, median and ulnar nerves. A peripheral arterial bypass was needed. The graft came from the left wrist, a place where there was also another injury. The right one had some veins and muscles cut and one of the nerves ‘touched’ a little but that was all. On the next morning I had another near-death experience because of the tracheal intubation. As a result of these, I had to stay about a week and a half with the left hand in plaster while having pains in both of them:the elbow joints were stuck. Moreover, due to the trauma, the neural motor and sensory functions of the left arm were affected. The right had only its sensory ones damaged, fortunately.
August, 6th 2007:Went to Bucharest for physiotherapy and to further investigate whether I was going to need a reintervention. The joints problems solved at the right hand and partially at the left. The pains only slightly diminished. After the results of the examinations and the peripheral angiography of the left arm(an ultimate unpleasant procedure http://www.nbc5.com/encyclopedia/6864867/detail.html ) it was discovered that the lack of pulse and hand coldness were results of the arteria failing to function. Aside, other diagnosis was high paralysis of the median and ulnar nerve...the odds were against me.Troubles laid ahead… August, 24th 2007:I had undergone a surgery of 9 hours! The arteria was reconstructed again but properly this time. The graft used came from my right leg’s long saphenous vein now; the limb had to be incisioned 4 times. The nerves were sewn at the microscope with great difficulty because of the cut edges which had retreated a lot, making them impossible to be found, thus implying a long and deep incision from the axilla to 12.8 cm above the wrist. From the palm of the problematic hand a long piece of glass which had been omitted by the 'doctors' in Galati was extracted, formerly believed to be something else. Complications appeared. Struggles to survive because I already had tachycardia and a thyroid nodule. Big hematomas on the arm and leg as a result of the heparine from the automatic injectable device. The next day, after the uncommon procedure of undoing a row of threads, I had to stay with my left arm up permanently suspended at 120 degrees, fully in plaster again, tied at the top to a stand from where it hanged for almost three weeks !!! My right hand had both joints from the wrist and elbow blocked again while being stung by catheters from that device. Blood samples for analysis were heavily needed. Lack of pressure in the feet’s veins(the only ones remaining available becauase I didn’t have any longer the catheter which was inserted into my right radial arteria during the surgery; immediately after I woke up from anaesthesia I ordered it to be taken off because of the unbearable pains). The ways in which blood was taken were very odd and I felt it boiling inside while my fingers and lower arm gave me the feeling they were going to explode, especially when the catheter needed cleaning. My anaemia required blood and plasma transfusins...again. I couldn’sit, stand or learn again how to walk for more than 10-15 minutes a day and only with the help of at least two people-someone had to hold the left arm so it didn’t move an inch wherever I had to go; rarely did I manage to be on my own. I got a skin disease and stress caused local hair alopecia. September, 21st 2007 ifficult home come back My diagnosis at the moment is still post-operatory high paralysis. Only in November 2007 did I manage to let my hand down without it being hanged from my neck to a sheet or something specially designed to immobilise one's limb. The wound closed in December, after more than 3 months. I am waiting for the INR to reach the desired value of minimal 2 because I have been taking anticoagulants and to fully use again my hand despite the fact the elbow has been stuck for 7 months and the reinnervation is a very slow process.

Ac in Virgo
Ruler of the Leo 12th house, Aquarius Sun, heavily afflicted by 3rd house water singleton,Pluto, and the Taurus stellium-Mars, Moon, Jupiter. Rx Cancer Chiron trines Sun...
Also Chiron opposes 4th house Uranus. Uranus sextiles direct 6th house Pisces NN. The NN' house is the one corresponding to the sign of the SN!NN conjuncts Pisces Vertex and the Sun.
I have Libra Lilith in the 1st house. It squares Uranus and Chiron. Another T-square, besides the other 3 involving the Sun. Lilith trines Jupiter, ruler of the 4th house and the AC's ruler, Mercury. This strange great trine is in fire houses and Lilith is in a differnt element...

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posted February 20, 2008 07:17 AM            

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Hi Awakening,

I'm so sorry you're going through all of this. I wonder if you can post your chart or provide your birth data so we can get a clearer picture. Another thing, with all of the focus on blood and your vascular system, where is Neptune in your chart? what was transiting Neptune doing? I have a strong feeling that transiting Neptune was transiting your chart ruler, Mercury, or your Sun. Is your Sun or Mercury somewhere between 19 and 20 degrees.

I wish you good productive healing and good health.

Geocosmic Valentine

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posted February 20, 2008 07:44 AM              

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Hello.
This is the chart.

Thank you for the good thoughts. All the best!!! I always pray to God because he is the only one who can light up my path as He always did. He's the only one who can help me.
My life's been a tragic, disgusting, unbelievable soap-opera in which the paranormal blended with the normal enough to prove wrong the most ardent skeptic. I hate so much that side of science which is narrow-minded...Only the ones who are close to me, or either have been at the same time or at different times through ...(I simply cannot find enough words to describe...:thumbsdown can really know how it's to be me.

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