I leave tomorrow morning for the Swedish Medical Center…my *vacation*, I’m calling it. Where I will be required to *rest* and allow others to wait on my hand and foot. Before they both start turning blue. (smiling)
In a few weeks I’ll have a laptop but not now…
As much as I might wish I had one Now, I honestly know that if I did, I wouldn’t get much rest. I know me. I’d be up to somethin’.
Between now and the end of the month, we will find many issues that have been hanging around find resolution and as these resolutions make themselves known, the issues disappear. We may feel an urge to take action the middle of next week, however, some alignments will need to take place, aligning our inner world with our new directions in the outer world. These alignments will have to do with our decisions of whether we choose to fight over pieces of pie or cooperate in making the pie bigger. Is our own Self development in competition with others or uplifting of others, too.
There will be a lull, with a sense of harmony that goes with it, right before the 27th of this month. As of the 27th, there will be a shift. This shift will require further adjustments in our thinking and ideas, as this shift begins the cycle of manifesting our inner Ethics. Business & Industry are going to undergo transformations, just as our spiritual beliefs underwent transformations over the past 15 years. Success will now be determined according to Humanitarian standards. Competition and competitors will fall by the wayside, as cooperation becomes the tone of our World.
I’m leaving instructions at home, so my blog will be monitored while I am away. I don’t expect to be gone very long and by the time I get back, we’ll be in the middle of all of it, so I’ll be able to share MORE…
*bye*

January 17th, 2008 - 1:03 am
Enjoy your vacation and we all look forward to having you back safe and well soon!
Jon (and all your other fans here in New Zealand)
January 17th, 2008 - 5:31 am
Enjoy your ‘rest’ and we’ll be looking forward to your return to top vitality!
January 17th, 2008 - 6:54 am
While on your vacation I hope the sun shines strong and covers you in its warmth, and if you feel like reading I hope a really good novel will be found as well.:) I wish you a safe and wonderful vacation Sue Ann
January 18th, 2008 - 5:11 pm
((( Be Well )))
January 18th, 2008 - 5:34 pm
Hi Sue Ann – Sorry I missed sending you good wishes before you went but I’m sending them now: wishing you a lovely refreshing rest and safe & speedy return!
January 19th, 2008 - 2:32 pm
****tada!****
back already but…only for a few days…
my leg is clear; my arm has almost no blood supply moving through it though…
Here’s what alphalifetrends.com has to say regarding this next week:
“Venus connects with Pluto in the last day of Pluto being in Sagittarius (before it’s transition into Capricorn) This brings forward a sense of harmony and addresses the issues that have been prominent while Pluto has been in Sagittarius. Many issues will finally reach the resolution part of this important process to drop any remaining residue.”
I’m scheduled for conventional surgery on Wednesday, when a truly brilliant man and his team, are going to create a new subclavian artery for me in my left shoulder. After 3 balloon and stint treatments, angioplasty cannot get through whatever is causing the clog.
FINALLY, an ‘issue’ that I’ve been dealing with for YEARS, is going to be resolved. It’s going to involve having my throat slit but oh well…
I really AM laughing in appreciation of my spiritual sense of humor. This is *priceless*. My ’sacrifice’, my upliftment and final clearing of residue, accomplished in such a way, that actions which used to mean death, are going to mean my Life.
“It’s OK, you misunderstand my tears”, I said to my 3rd doctor. “I’m not afraid of surgery. I’ve been operated on 11 times and have over 300 stitches. My tears are of Relief because my Doctors have finally decided not to ’save’ me from it. The alternative felt all wrong but who am I to argue with my Doctors? Then you come in and tell me you feel spooked about it. That’s all I needed to hear.”
“So they’re tears of Joy?”, he asks.
“Yes, absolutely. Thank God. We’re all in agreement with each other and our Intuition. You all don’t have to keep trying to save me from what I’m not afraid of. My Intuition has already told me that’s what needs be done. The same thing yours has told you.”
THANK YOU everyone!!!!!
I’ll be around for a couple of days, then it will be a while after that. Once they begin slicing open, recovery takes longer. Talk about a pain in the neck. rofl…
I came home to a surprise! My husband spent the previous day scouring Tacoma and buying new living room furniture. It’s gorgeous and going in our remodeled house, which we will be living in by the end of this month.
Lots of movement…with me remaining stationary while it happens around me.
{{{{{{Hugs to everyone!}}}}}}
January 20th, 2008 - 7:55 am
Wishing you well Sue Ann………………what an ardous trip and such courage………….blessings.
January 20th, 2008 - 1:56 pm
Thank You {{SE}}…It’s truly a modern day miracle that this sort of operation CAN be performed. I’ve been sensing it’s this surgery that has been needed to clear it up, whatever ‘it’ is, all along. This shoulder has been reconstructed twice before, by orthopedists. Maybe the fake clavical bone they made, shifted?
Ponder it for a moment…
‘m called “hyper-tensive”. It comes with being hyper- responsible.
Going under general anesthesia is the ONLY time in my life I get a respite, a *rest*, from being response-able.
The routine always goes like this:
“Count backwards from 100.” By the time you reach 96, you’re out. And wake up when it’s all over. Plugged into plenty of legal drugs.
Anything that happens between those times, only other people are aware of and can respond to. THIS is easiest on Me.
The alternative put at risk my left arm and hand plus stroke. It was this alternative that one of my surgeons said spooked him.
Sure, there are risks involved with this procedure, too, but they’re different. I’ll be opened to infections. The thing is, I haven’t lived my life being afraid of catching something; I’ve lived my life by believing in my immune system. I haven’t reached for antibiotics; I’ve developed resilience. And no where else in the World, am I going to be so well guarded, monitored and protected.
The time of my trial by fire is over. This is the last step that takes me totally out of it. Arduous, yes, I guess so. A surprise? You bet. Wonder what I’m up to this time?
It’s not my time to leave and I know it. It’s my time to have my dream come true.
It’s like this: Once we find ourselves in the middle of hell, we simply have to keep going. Since its equal distance either way, we might as well keep climbing OUT, instead of back down.
As many times as I’ve been to the same place recently, I’m beginning to be recognized by those who work there. In some cases, known.
My surgeon left telling me, “We need you with us.”
January 21st, 2008 - 7:21 pm
Well, how is it that I know, it is not only the surgeons that feel that way?
January 22nd, 2008 - 7:26 pm
Bless you and Thank you {{SE}}}
I’ve got my hands on a laptop!!!!!!!!
‘bad’ news tho….I have to be awake during the surgery….there goes my Valor, right out the window….just plain sounds creepy.
January 24th, 2008 - 9:36 am
I thought you to be back, but see you have been back and gone again. Since it is 2008 I see this last step of yours more of a leap so I am glad your leg is clear:)
January 24th, 2008 - 1:10 pm
I’ve been on vacation (for lack of a better word) myself, so I’m late checking in. So sorry to hear about the medical stuff coming up. You’ll be okay, even while you’re awake. Truly. It’s amazing what we can deal with when we have to. Of course, you know that.
That’s why I know you’ll be fine.
Sending love and prayers for feeling much better soon.
January 24th, 2008 - 3:25 pm
Enjoy! Be in love, peace and wellness.
January 24th, 2008 - 10:07 pm
Holding your hand Sis
) You’re doing just fine.
January 25th, 2008 - 10:03 am
{{tumel}} …things have been changing rather quickly. If the surgeon’s schedule hadn’t been full on Friday, I would have had it then, a day after the other one. As it was, I got a couple of days in between visits as a breather.
And I’m already home….came home yesterday. I stabilized quickly over night, directly following the surgery, so the doctor offered me the choice of going home.
Cheshire cat grin…
{{ggirl}} I thank you for your blessing and caring. I did the visualization/imagination of the healthy cell and making it a standard…. As a result, the issue of the blood supply to my left arm surfaced. I’ve had trouble with my left shoulder ever since I fell down the stairs while sleep walking. It’s been reconstructed twice. What I just had done, fixed it; I mean really fixed it. No more patch jobs. When “health” is our goal, it often takes medical issues surfacing, so they can be dealt with, health being on the other side of dealing with the issues.
Thank You {{tobeme}} I DID enjoy getting out of this area if only for a couple of days, even considering the circumstances. And if my room hadn’t been right next to the central nurse’s station, it would have been more peaceful (laughing) But they wouldn’t have been so quick to come when I accidentally pulled out my IV. I was reaching into my purse to get a battery for my mp3 player when I knocked it on something. Now my purse is a mess. That’s me all over the place.
Ahhhh Sis {{Debbie}}, the anesthesiologist looked a lot like Groucho Marks. I knew I didn’t have anything to fear. I also knew the silent tears I had welling in my eyes were normal considering where I was and what was happening. And my simple and honest expression empowered the medical team to help. I got drugs to ease my anxieties. And came home with a prescription for more.
With everyone around me knowing that doctor’s orders are that I don’t even try to do anything for at least a month. I can sit and I can type. That’s about it.
January 25th, 2008 - 4:49 pm
Delighted to hear that you’re back and sorted! So all you need to do is rest and heal now… and get down to some therapeutic blogging. Enjoy your few weeks of peace!
January 26th, 2008 - 11:48 am
rofl….”weeks of peace”. Yes, I am at Peace. And I can’t help but be still most of the time. My movements are kinda’ awkward. I can look down but not up and not from side to side unless I turn my whole body, too.
I’m observing something this time around…I have this BIG bandage you see…in a place highly visible to others. That covers half my throat. The thing is…I can’t see it. But it’s triggering all sorts of things in other people’s imaginations. First, there’s horror, then there’s can’t do enough for me.
My Husband tells me we’ll be moved out of here by next Friday. Back to where it’s quiet. Back to where there’s no traffic noise or exhaust fumes. Just in time for Spring, when all the acres of buttercups bloom.
We’re going to live in the house while we complete the outside and the landscape.
This means I’ll be calling the phone company some time this week and giving them a disconnect. /reconnect order.
I’m not going to be lifting a finger. And everything will be connected when it gets connected. That’s my attitude, at Peace with everything. At Peace with not packing. At Peace with not cooking. At Peace with not cleaning. At Peace with not doing any laundry. Yes, I am at Peace…with letting everyone else do stuff.
January 26th, 2008 - 12:17 pm
Sue Ann: many blessings to you today.
January 26th, 2008 - 10:37 pm
Sounds like fun and excitement in your house! lol Have fun riding it the waves
January 30th, 2008 - 10:56 am
Hi Sue I have Been Away as i said in my Email.. get better soon and have a good rest.. Blessings . Dean Scott
January 31st, 2008 - 3:22 pm
Welcome back, lady! Glad to hear your *vacation* went so well. Here is to healing peacefully!
November 2nd, 2009 - 12:37 pm
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