Had one of those really interesting adventures.  Shortly after completing Wednesday's email I took my shower when suddenly I couldn't breathe.  It felt like something was wrapped around my chest constricting my breath.  I got out of the shower, threw up a little bit, and told Linda that was it, call the boss and tell him I couldn't come in.  And just as soon as the doctor's office opened, call them and tell them I appeared to be having an allergenic reaction to the medication, then I went back to bed.
A little while later Linda woke me and said the doctor's office wanted me to go to the hospital immediately, there was a very good chance I was having a heart attack.  Even if I had to take an ambulance I should go.  We tried to find a ride but couldn't get one, so called the paramedics.  They came and examined me.  My EKG was good, but my pulse was weak, and I was clammy.  I still had a little discomfort.  They gave me nitro glycerin and aspirin, loaded me into the ambulance and took me in to the hospital.
There, they hooked me up to monitors, took blood tests, and tried to figure out what was going on.  They finally decided to keep me overnight, but there were no rooms available, so they put me on a gurney in one of the exam rooms of the emergency ward, and kept me hooked up to monitors.  Everybody was nice, but it was not the most pleasant experience!  My hands are getting sore from all the blood testing.  The EKG showed nothing definite.  Several doctors had several different theories; one was that I had lost so much fluids from the sweating, hemorrhaging, diarrhea and vomiting that my body had simply crashed, shut down.  Just as soon as they got an iv in me and started getting fluids into me I got better.  Another theory is my stomach was putting so much pressure on my lungs I couldn't breathe.
Anyway, I'm home.  I've got to go back for more tests and the bills continue to pile up.  They're still not exactly sure what is going on, except something's not working the way it should!  Jesus continues to be irate.  He says if we had gotten the sponsorship we were supposed to have, if the people who were supposed to listen were listening, my condition wouldn't be so deteriorated.  I wouldn't have had to sacrifice so much to keep the Work going.  Jesus swears those who should have supported us will be held accountable!
Though they don't think there's anything wrong with my heart they gave me a prescription for nitro glycerin, and now I have to carry it all the time and use it if the pain or discomfort starts up.  I swore I would never be a pill popper, but now three different prescriptions are sitting on my table, one for blood pressure, one for inflammation, and one to keep my stomach in control.  Plus, I've gotta carry the nitro glycerin!  Bummer!
The night's stay in the hospital was strange, for a very odd reason.  The hospital was virtually void of Spirits!  Most hospitals are like the one portrayed in the movie "Ghost," and usually full of Spirits.  But this hospital was only a couple of years old and hasn't yet built up a good residence of Spirits.  I saw only one little girl who, when she realized I could see her, hid from me the rest of the night, only sneaking a peek in my door once and a while.  I saw a couple of other shadowy forms, but couldn't identify them.  It was very hard for me to sleep in a place that was so spiritually quiet!  I'm usually used to being surrounded by Those of The Afterlife, and such quietness is very strange to me.  Not being surrounded by many Spirits to watch over me makes me extremely nervous!  I'm sure, as the years go on, this hospital will fill up with members of The Departed who will make it Their temporary residence before They decide to join Their Loved Ones.  I hope I don't have to make any long stays there, again until it's a little more Spirit lively.
Well, that lets everybody know what's been going on.  The Iran dead zones are going so well, it's decided that Zahedan will be started today instead of the 25th.  They have given up on trying to extend the dead zone into Bandar O Dushehr.  The only way They could get the dead zones there would be by draining its spiritual power completely.  That would create a dead zone which would only cover most of The Persian Gulf and would be a waste of time.  They are, however , continuing with the rest of the schedule beginning opening the dead zones in Iraq on the 1st, and those in Massachusetts the 15th.  We've been asked for more information on Massachusetts, but have simply been too sick to work on it.  Hopefully we'll be able to get a little bit more done this weekend.  We shall see.

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