Monday, September 20, 2021

Informed Consents.

https://www.c19vaxreactions.com/ 

https://www.medscape.com/sites/public/covid-19/vaccine-insights/how-concerned-are-you-about-vaccine-related-adverse-events?fbclid=IwAR223byoxk0c41ShGf4vl6aW5XnYQFnztFyrojmTLfXCv_UsPMi8LZ2NaTQ 

https://vestibular.org/forum/dizziness/covid-19-vaccine-side-effects/paged/68/ 

https://www.facebook.com/hashtag/notrare

 

    I am a nurse and I believe in informed consent which people are not getting.   Ask yourself, why are they not allowing doctors to order  monoclonal antibodies.   Why are doctors being threatened with their license if they speak out.  Why are nurses being fired for not wanting to take the jab, could it be because they see that most of their patients aren't the unvaccinated but are in fact vaccinated patients?   Why can't they even isolated the covid virus in independent labs?

    The above sites are just a few I have found.   I bet there are so many more.   If you're planning on getting the shot read some of the stories, if you're one of those having long term issues, write your story.   

    No forced mandates.   Ask why.  Why isn't the government personal required to have the shots?   Why do they keep getting caught at large gatherings without masks, because they know what they are denying you know, masks don't work, the vaccinated people are infecting the vaccinated and early treatment will save your life.  Follow the money.  Read the story.  Make an informed decision if you're going to get this shot and if you already have if your going to get another.

 

Friday, June 4, 2021

 
   I made some dandelion balm for aches and pains.  Smells so good and I used it on the ole guy's back and it helped.   I spent a week picking the dandelions and pulling all the petals off.  I also made dandelion mead with some.

 Then I picked and dried some plantain and infused it in oil.  After it was well infused I made a plantain balm or bug bites and rashes.   

  My old dog Hoss is getting gray.   We had a scare the other day where he all of a sudden couldn't get down the step or jump in the truck.  His gums were pale and he was lethargic.  He has cancer and they weren't able to get it all so I was afraid it had gone to some vital organ.  It took the 2 of us to get him in the house and he slept the next 20 hours.  The next day and ever since he has been fine but it was a reminder, our time is limited with the old boy and he is such a sweet heart.   12 years old now.  
 
  My garden is doing well.  I have tomatoes and since I started the cherry one's in the house my first ones will be ready to pick soon.  I also harvest a bunch of my basil and started fermenting a hot pesto sauce.  Yummy.
 
   I have 3 batches of mead going, coffee mead since the first was awesome, dandelion and strawberry/rhubarb mead.   I hope they all turn out.
 
   I hate grocery shopping.  The prices are soaring out there.   We won't be able to afford to eat much longer.  I am glad I have my garden and have food put up.

  It is in the 90's.  Our AC broke so we have every fan in the house on.  Poor dogs don't tolerate heat well, poor ole lady not so much either.  





The yard is full of pretty birds and flowers.   
 
 



 

Friday, May 7, 2021

Spring is here and I have been busy.

 

    Now is the time to be picking dandelions, plantain and stinging nettles among other things.   Planting your garden,  enjoying the sunshine.    I have been picking a ton of dandelions.  I plan on making tea, mead and a dandelion soothing balm.   The stinging nettles are great for allergies and the plantain is great for bug bites and rashes so I am going to make a balm out of them also.   

    I have several new herbs planted and medicinal flowers along with tomatoes, sweet potatoes, corn,  peppers, both hot and sweet.   I love working on my plants and getting my hands dirty.

    I also planted some horseradish, I hope it comes up because I go through a lot of it in my mustards.  Here are some benefits of horseradish.

Since horseradish is usually eaten in small amounts, a typical serving is very low in calories but contains several minerals and plant compounds.

One tablespoon (15 grams) of prepared horseradish provides:

  • Calories: 7
  • Protein: less than 1 gram
  • Fat: less than 1 gram
  • Carbs: 2 grams
  • Fiber: 0.5 gram

It also boasts small amounts of calcium, potassium, magnesium, folate, and other micronutrients.

What’s more, this spicy vegetable is rich in a variety of healthy plant compounds, including glucosinolates, which break down into isothiocyanates and may protect against cancer, infections, and brain diseases 

   Lots of good stuff in a root.   

   Stinging Nettles also have many benefits.  Rather then list them all I will link to a site.   https://veryhealthy.life/14-benefits-of-stinging-nettle/?utm_source=stinging%20nettle%20supplement&utm_medium=14BenefitsofStingingNettle&utm_campaign=adw_us

   My coffee mead is ready to bottle and I am going to get the honey so I can start my dandelion mead nest.  I have also been collecting my purple violets to make some syrup.  It is yummy and I have a lot.  Before you forage make sure your land hasn't had any chemicals on it for at least 3 years.  Mine hasn't for 40+ so I know mine is safe to eat.  

    So how is your prepping going.  I put up another 20 pounds of potatoes, 5 pounds more of onions because we go through it so fast.  We have a working pantry so I use it and replace most of it once I was sure I had at least a years worth.  Fresh is best though so plant your garden.

    I am going to make a chicken kabob for supper with yellow squash, pineapple, apple,mushrooms and tomatoes.  I love grilling season.  







   

Wednesday, April 14, 2021

Save our freedom

Totalitarianism is a form of government that attempts to assert total control over the lives of its citizens. It is characterized by strong central rule that attempts to control and direct all aspects of individual life through coercion and repression. It does not permit individual freedom.
 
We are now seeing what it would be like to live in this type of government. When I man can be forcibly removed from a bus for not wearing a mask and be threatened to be tazed instead of the officer just giving him a mask. When a man running alone on a empty beach gets chased by police, when going to church can get you arrested, when things you want to buy are banned like seeds to grow.
This can be a lesson on how easily our government could take away all your freedoms and we should all never ever let it happen. 
 
 When neighbors are encouraged to tell on their neighbors, they did this in nazi germany, they do this in China and all Communist countries. We can not let this happen here. This is just a taste of things that could happen. Let this be a lesson.
 
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Tuesday, April 13, 2021

The lie

https://newtube.app/The_Angry_Alber...4LYYbraCAwgR7xYfXVyKMV0VTT0aHvk9Vz0SQADmlmwlc

 

   People need to start using common sense.   Listen to this.   We are all being lied to.

Saturday, April 10, 2021

Have you started yet?

     I would think by now even the most clueless person has started to notice the way the costs of everything has gone up.  Lumber, gas, food, taxes.   Another lady and I were talking at the grocery store about how expensive it is for groceries now especially on a fixed income and forget meat, way higher then I can afford.   I love fish but it is insane what that costs.   When they have a sale I always buy more and then store it.  You have to be prepared.

     The doctor released me from my weight restrictions so I have been going to the gym and working out again.  It feels so good to use my muscles.   Being healthy is also a way to be prepared.  

    My only real medical problem besides breaking a lot is asthma.   I have been reading about gumweed and how it is beneficial for respiratory issues.   I bought some to try it out since I have had this nagging cough for 2 months since I was sick.  I suspect it might have been covid due to my symptoms but anyway I always feel so conjested.  So I got the tincture and tried it.  A lot of times with herbal medicine you don't feel the effects right away but with this I did.   Wow, I finally coughed up some crud and my airway felt better then it had it a long time. My inhaler never gave me these results.  I also bought some gumweed so I could make my own because it is always cheaper to make it yourself and I am going to try and find some wild gumweed this summer and make my own.

   To make a tincture is easy.   With dried herbs like I used I fill a jar 2/3 of the way up and with tincture I used everclear since you need a higher alcohol to extract the gum.  Usually I use vodka.   Shake it  every few days and it is best if you wait about 6 weeks before you strain it and even better if I wait until the fall.  I will use the boughten stuff until then unless I run out. 


  As you can see I reuse my jars, everything is recycled if possible and I sterilize the jars also.  As you can see in the photo I have some clove oil I made and some muscle balm I also made. 

 



Sunday, April 4, 2021

Spring, love it.


 

    I love Spring.   The spring flowers, planting, warmth.   It was a long winter.   

   Yesterday I put my seedlings out.  I planted some herbs and potatoes and cleaned up the yard.  It was lovely being out.

   Also yesterday I put my onions in jars since they were dehydrated.  5 pounds of onions make on quart jar plus a little.  I didn't powder any of it since I have plenty of onion powder from my last batch.


    I have these in my spare bedroom since it is alway so cool in there.   I also have my essential oils I am making and some tinctures and my pasta and rice along with my mustards.   I have to put them in small jars today or tomorrow because I have about 6 people wanting some of the horseradish mustard.  It is going over really well.

     Today is Easter, Christ arose.  I am just going to enjoy the beauty of the day and had church this morning.   Also as usual I was out shooting some birds.   Happy Easter everyone.

    







 

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