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🇺🇸 On February 8, 2012, a woman named Amy Jung visited the Door County Humane Society in Wisconsin with her eight-year-old son, Ethan.
They only intended to spend time with the shelter cats, but Amy fell in love with a large, orange-and-white cat named Pudding.
She decided to adopt him, along with another cat named Wimsy.
That very night, just hours after arriving at his new home, Pudding became an unexpected hero.
Amy, who had lived with type 1 diabetes since childhood, suffered a severe diabetic seizure while sleeping.
Pudding climbed onto her chest and tried to wake her. When she didn’t respond, he repeatedly pawed at her face and gently bit her nose until she regained enough consciousness to call for help.
But her son Ethan couldn’t hear her.
Pudding immediately ran to Ethan’s bedroom, jumped onto his bed, and woke him up.
Ethan rushed to his mother’s side and helped her receive the treatment she urgently needed.
Amy later said she believed she would not have survived that night without Pudding.
Even more remarkably, Pudding reportedly continued alerting Amy when her blood sugar dropped, meowing insistently until she paid attention.
Later that year, Pudding won the grand prize in Purina’s national “Tales of Greatness” rescue pet contest.
Amy had given Pudding a second chance at life by adopting him. Just hours later, he had helped save hers.
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Dammit was the mascot of a U.S. Marine dive bomber squadron and the only female to see combat during the Battle of Guadalcanal in 1942. She served as an early warning system because her acute hearing allowed her to detect approaching aircraft. When Marines saw her dart into a foxhole, they knew to prepare for an air raid. Dammit also produced kittens named Helldiver, Hellcat, Hellion, and Hellbent that became mascots for other squadrons. Her smallest kitten was deemed unfit for military service and simply named Hello.
#cat #cats #catlovers
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Hunter’s moon in October.
Full moon in Oct with no frost means no frost til the full Beaver moon in Nov!🦫
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my husband: "Stop feeding stray cats! They will never leave."
also my husband: "I'm going to sleep outside to keep the stray cat warm."
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🎃 A Halloween 👻 Science Story 🎃
SULFUR is an element in Unfractionated or High Molecular Weight Heparin (HMWH) a drug given to patients to help prevent clots and strokes.
In the late 1950s HMWH was shown to cause Heparin Induced Thrombocytopenia (HIT) or
“White Clot Syndrome” in some patients.
Instead of preventing clots, it caused clots, and not typical clots but rubbery white clots which could not be dissolved.
HIT/White Clot Syndrome caused rubbery white clots, amputations and sudden 💀💀💀
In 1973 research was published on HIT/White Clot Syndrome, and by the 1990’s HMWH was replaced with Low Molecular Weight Heparin to prevent HIT/White Clot Syndrome.
SULFUR sits near PHOSPHORUS on the periodic table.
The two elements have similar atomic numbers, weights and properties 🎃🎃
PHOSPHORUS is an element in the phospholipids of the Lipid Nanoparticle Shell surrounding the modRNA in the C0VID 💉s
The two elements share similar boding properties 🎃🎃
That makes Heparin (with SULFUR) and
the Lipid Nanoparticles (with PHOSPHORUS)
share bonding properties 🎃🎃
Both formulas bond with 🩸 proteins 🧛♂️ to cause white rubbery clots, or “WHITE CLOT SYNDROME.”
That’s why today we are seeing a similar 👻
#WhiteClotSyndrome in patients which 👨⚕️🩺s saw in the ’50’s - ‘90s after patients were given HMWF (with SULFUR).
Today the Lipid Nanoparticles (with PHOSPHORUS) from the C0VID 💉 are causing a similar #WhiteClotSyndrome #CalamariClots
For more on this phenomenon please follow 👨🔬s @DanSantiag49091 @GregGr67545
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ALT https://www.schoolmykids.com/learn/periodic-table/compare-sulfur-phosphorus
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High-Dose Intravenous Vitamin C and Mistletoe Therapy in Breast Cancer: A Prospective Cohort Study on Overall Survival in Palliative Care: mdpi.com/2072-6694/18/19/309…
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“Our results showed that aqueous dandelion root extract (DRE) efficiently and selectively triggers programmed cell death pathways in in-vitro and in-vivo colorectal cancer models. The results confirmed our hypothesis that the molecular complexity of the DRE extract is responsible for its anti-cancer activity, as it allows the engaging of multiple signaling pathways in cancer cells, including the mitochondria.”
pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/article…
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Bantry Bay looking magical… 🏞️💚
📍Ballylickey, West Cork - Ireland 🇮🇪
📸 Padraig McCarthy
#Cork #Bantry #Ireland #Ballylickey #Westcork
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A MAJOR scientific paper is dropping within 36 hours.
The negative consequences of COVID-19 “vaccination” may not end with the person who received it.
What happens inside the body may be only half the story.
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Viennese gem-set silver gilt, enamel and rock crystal model of a peacock, circa 1880.
