Body Pain, Extreme Fatigue, Headaches, Etc

[maryals]

Hellish pain, weakness....poor Bessie is getting a short walk this morning, potty only. I keep seeing 7.7 When I look at This Map my eyes keep going north, to Southern Alaska, then/or the Northern West Coast....Alaska Panhandle? Canada? Washington? Oregon?Maybe it's just my blood sugar causing it.
I hope within another 12 hours or so you can all laugh at me for being wrong.
How's everybody else?

Mary and Bessie

[Alpha]

Hellish pain, weakness....poor Bessie is getting a short walk this morning, potty only. I keep seeing 7.7 When I look at This Map my eyes keep going north, to Southern Alaska, then/or the Northern West Coast....Alaska Panhandle? Canada? Washington? Oregon?Maybe it's just my blood sugar causing it.
I hope within another 12 hours or so you can all laugh at me for being wrong.
How's everybody else?

Mary and Bessie

Sorry to hear you're still feeling like this Mary

I hope you're wrong.....we have enough disasters happening on this planet at the moment. Take good care...let us know how you'[re doing.

[sunshine]

http://earthquake.usgs.gov/earthquak...us2010xwa7.php

I don't suppose it's this? I personally didn't feel it, but it was felt in lower michigan, very unusual.

[Alpha]

Here too believe it or not!!

t's confirmed. A 5.0 earthquake hit Ontario at approximately 1:42 p.m. Originally it was rated as a 5.5 magnitude earthquake, but has since been downgraded to a 5.0.

The quake hit just north of Ottawa and managed to rumble areas across the province including Windsor, Toronto, Ottawa and Montreal.


The quake lasted for about 30 seconds in Ottawa and rattled several downtown buildings. Some government employees have been sent home in Ottawa as the power was knocked out in parts of the downtown core. There have been reports of paintings falling off walls, some broken windows, toppled chimneys and a TV falling off its stand.


Right now it looks as if the quake was felt as far away as Chicago.


According to meteorologists at The Weather Network an aftershock is possible, but it probably won't be anything too significant. It may be felt around Ottawa, but it's difficult to say when the aftershocks will take place. It could be hours from now.


We'll have more details as this story unfolds.

LINK

I was outside and I didn't feel anything either sunshine.



Now we have a severe thunderstorm, hail and tornado watch. Mother Earth is screaming at us, and then some.

[maryals]

No, that was not it. I don't get this level of symptoms ahead of a mere 5.0 I still see 7.7 and closer to Alaska than across the Pacific or South America.
But thanks for the updates

Mary and Bessie

[maryals]

Today, June 23, 2010 at around 4:30p.m. I had an insane craving for crispy, crunchy food. James took me out for crisp tacos.
How's everybody else?

Mary and Bessie

[maryals]

Thursday, June 24, 2010, got a few reports from USGS of minor tremblers SoCal and Baja. Poor Bessie didn't get a bedtime walk last night I was feeling so bad. That rarely happens. Sweetie let me sleep thru the night.
She got her morning walk, I picked 3 strawberries and brought them home, put them in the freezer with the rest. Still in gawd awful pain.
Yesterday I told my son about my "Earthquake Pain" (he's 36 years old) and he thinks it's cool! He's sorry I have to be in such pain, but he thinks the physical reactions ahead of weather and earth events is cool. I just smiled. It's great having such a supportive son.
How's everybody else?

Mary and Bessie

[maryals]

Thursday, June 24, 2010, 8p.m. Alaska Time. Except for my chronic nagging back pain I'm feeling much better..."release". If we don't get a report within another hour or less of A Big One, then we can all say "Mary's all wet"

Mary and Bessie

[maryals]

Friday, June 25, 2010. I wake up feeling like hell again and I was very careful to not "over do" it yesterday, in spite of feeling better. Looking at This Map there were nearly a dozen quakes, 4 point something to 5 point something over the past 24 hours. All around the Pacific Rim. Maybe I'm reacting to the dozen smaller ones as I would to one big one.
Lunar eclipse soon.
How is everybody else? C'Mon, either back me up or tell me I'm nutz.

Mary and Bessie

[sunshine]

I'm fine, but I don't think I'm sensitive. At least not yet. I do appreciate your reports and that you're willing to put your predictions in a public forum for later scrutiny. I hope that you and the planet are both feeling better soon.
I don't get eartquakes but I do often feel storms approaching with headaches and sinus pressure. My old dog Sally would warn me of approaching storms by hiding under the bed or desk and panting loudly. Often she would start this behavior before any visible sign of a storm approaching. I got to know her behavior and would start to take precaautions accordingly. I think that your body is acting similarly but with earth storms (magnetic changes perhaps?) instead of atmospheric.

[maryals]

Thanks Sunshine. The only thing Bessie alerts me of is the arrival of the pizza delivery person at the bottom of the stairs!

Mary and Bessie

[MuseNoir]

I feel okay. Several people mentioned they thought we would have an earthquake this weekend here. Totally unprovoked comments. People are on edge lately, very jumpy.

[maryals]

6.9 Solomon Islands Universal Time (UTC): 26 Jun 2010 05:30:20

Mary and Bessie