[Betsy.Ross]

That makes my heart sing! Please give her our love and constant prayer for you both. Please take care of yourself, too, Dana as you have to be exhausted. Thank you for the update.

[Paige]

Many 🙏 for her recovery and your strength. God bless you both.

[Jennifer]

I sure am glad that things are getting clearer, but the state of things at hospitals – wow. No good. I’m glad you told them where the bear shit in the buckwheat too. God bless you both. Try to rest. I know it’s hard though. 💗

[dana.acker]

Hats off to Spot the Dog for “The Men in Black,” the 3 Stooges Doctor episode reference. He might post link again if he sees this. It’s crazy as a bedbug, but in a lot of ways, too true…

[SpotTheDog]

🙏Ask and you shall receive: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=DLplq92N_Po

[LesTyranny]

Dana, I know people always have recommendations – but I highly suggest you guys look into this one particular herb which not many people are not aware of – because it is incredibly and powerfully healing to the heart and circulatory system, inclusive of several symptoms you have mentioned here. If there is a medical library at the hospital, that is the only place where universal access can be had to the online medical journals – which include the studies (that we normally can’t access without subscriptions to each and every journal – because they don’t want us empowered with our own health) – which can help validate the truth of this. The hospital librarians are usually very cool people and nice, and they usually have computer terminals, and free printers. This link i’m including here now is not the best or most scientific overview – but it is enough to give you an idea fo what it can do, and i’m telling you it is real, not some old wives tale bullshit. Hawthorn can truly heal the heart, regulate it’s rhythm, and strengthen it, as well as really help the circulatory system – it can be life changing for a heart patient: https://drjockers.com/hawthorn-berry/

There is also another herb I am trying recollect which is an effective diuretic specific for removing fluid from the sac around the heart – which I will go try to locate and reply back with, my memory just fails me now.

I learned from the best herbalist in North America – (to literally save my own life from severe lyme disease, which almost killed me twice before I wised up) – the now sadly late Stephen Harrod Buhner, who clinically referenced all of his work. I believe Stephen’s best write up on Hawthorn (which is worth it, if you are indeed interested in this) is in his 1st edition book “healing lyme disease” , not to be confused with the 2nd edition by the same title nor the 3 books he wrote on the coinfections.

You may be overwhelmed right now – but feel free to message me anytime if you find you have questions- can talk too, if nec.

• This reply was modified 7 months ago by  LesTyranny.

drjockers.com

5 Ways Hawthorn Berry Improves Heart Health

Hawthorn Berry has been shown to improve cardiovascular function and have been benefits on improving blood pressure and tissue oxygenation.

[dana.acker]

You’ve got my attention. I do believe in plants with healing properties. And I believe they were put here for that purpose. Interesting, that in the Book of Revelation, chapter 22, verse 2, in the new Eden, there is an interesting description of one of its features. “…On each side of the river stood the tree of life, bearing twelve crops of fruit, yielding its fruit every month. And the leaves of the tree are for the healing of the nations.” Sounds kind of like what we’re discussing, doesn’t it? Notice it doesn’t say the tree produced Statins, or MRNA, or any pharmaceutical in general for the healing of the nations. It will be the leaves. God’s into medicinal leaves; at least that’s how I read it. Will definitely check out Hawthorn Berry. Thanks for the heads up!

[LesTyranny]

Some of Stephen Buhner’s work (link) – this not specific – but still contains some really good heart information overlapping with what you would be interested in. You can view the sections on the heart on pages 37 and particularly protocol and dosage info (including Hawthorn, and Nettle elsewhere within) beginning on pg. 58. He put all of this together for the shear humanity of it – completely free for his readers back during the worst of the Covid hysteria. It will give you a flavor of the unmatched quality of knowledge behind some of the info I just passed along to you, which I all learned from him. It’s also a nice document to have around because it offers treatment regiments for so many other human symptoms and ailments overlapping with the intent of the document:

https://www.stephenharrodbuhner.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/08/covid-19-2.update.txt.pdf

[LesTyranny]

Meant to add pg. 80 also to the above- probably the most important heart / cardio section in the Buhner herbal document.

[LesTyranny]

FLIUD:

Dramatically reduce sodium, completely eliminate salty foods.

Foods which are really good diuretics include: Asperugus, Strawberries

Herbal Diuretics: (there are many) dandelion leaf, and golden rod blossoms and leafs are both powerful ones, which also probably both grow in your back yard.

But

Particularly good in this situation is Stinging Nettle because it is very healing for the kidneys, which are taxed considerably when there is fluid around the heart.

[dana.acker]

Good stuff, thank you.

[steve.ahle]

Thanks for the update, very nice to see her smile!

[Ian]

Beautiful smile, Trish! Dana, you and Trish are the ones who have brought this community close and you are the ones touching our hearts! Worthless doctors (I know there are exceptions) pretending to know what the fuck they are doing (and continually using their gizmos – I am talking CT scans – that are inherently dangerous radiation tools) to make it seem like they care and are doing something to help, while running up the insurance bill… enough said. Trish you are looking great and the man that is there at your side is the man who has saved you, along with your faith in the god that watches and sees who we all are – if he is watching close enough, he will see only love, the love that brings hope to us all.

[dana.acker]

Hear hear!

[An_American]

🍻

[WaywardSon]

Thank you for the comprehensive update Dana. Perhaps these really are our best days.
Her progress is a wonderful thing and seeing Trish wave is an encouragement and blessing. Our continued prayers are flowing out in your direction. Continue to stay strong and persistent to manage this cluster.

This is not the appropriate time to embellish at the expense of what you all experienced for over a week, and the herculean effort to get a result.

I will net it out. I see the all too familiar root cause for this classic corporate designed mess; a tragic series of errors, professional arrogance and factual omissions is the systemic failure to communicate actionable and contextual information at a human or field level and the intentional reliance on hospital “systems” to produce workflows and tasks for human robots.

You project managed the staff, provided context and common sense and coordinated the humans to work concurrently to save the life of your best friend. Stay strong and get rest – if that is possible.

[Op_Tweeter]

You’re advocating is making a huge difference Dana. Not only with the docs and healthcare team, but that fantastic smile too. A great site to see. Sending prayers for continued energy to keep constant tabs on the healthcare team & Trish’s condition and a full recovery.

🙏🙏🙏

[SunShiner]

Praying for you and your wife.🙏🏻 Thank God you have each other.

[Gail]

Prayers are up for you both!❤️❤️

[kathryn.cascadiankate]

Great news and seeing the sunshine of her smile makes me glad. You are both much and tenderly loved. We pray that you and she get sweet sleep and strength for getting better and better each day.

[donna.b-2-11]

So very happy to read this , this morning prayers going up daily for you and your Trish 🙏👋

[bd.cysiv]

Godspeed Trish, Dana

[Robbie_Bouchard]

Thanks for sharing. Stay strong.

[Smittie_In_Texas]

God bless and keep you both strong. It shouldn’t be this way. And yes, the best times of this life have been the 60’s-80’s. After that, it’s gone downhill. We know why. Much love!