Not sure if anyone has touched on this, but it kept popping up in my mind today. If McConnell's health/death (a few other GOP senators qualify as well but he is most obvious due to age and the recent hands issue)causes him to abandon his seat and the Senate is likely a 51-49 GOP majority, it would flip to a Dem majority upon his departure. Kentucky's governor is a Democrat and would appoint a Dem to replace him until the next election, where we can regain a seat elsewhere. Being a 50-50 tie with Kamala as the tie breaker would give Dems an unobstructed government.
If McConnell's health/death (a few other GOP senators qualify as well but he is most obvious due to age and the recent hands issue)causes him to abandon his seat ...
I agree he's ill. And I'll share my medically intuitive take on that below. But I've always seen him leaving because of something related to his wife. She leaves the country; he leaves office. There's scandal and privately he feels humiliated.
As for what's going on with him energetically/health-wise, I scanned him after those photos broke:
The first thing I saw was something I registered as a longstanding autoimmune-type condition, like rheumatoid arthritis, lupus, or scleroderma, etc. Could even be diabetes, but that feels less true to me. Whatever it is, it's something that he's had for a while and has mostly done okay with.
However, it has (inevitably) begun to attack his organs in some way. I heard the words "intersticial lung disorder." I'd never heard of this, and am still a little dubious about the issue being connected to his lungs, but I then saw that whatever it is may have created a risk of pulmonary embolism. Could happen for lots of other reasons. Anyway, my sense is that his doctors recently put him on a powerful blood thinner as a prophylactic measure. He doesn't take the best care of himself in the first place, so it caused a lot of bleeding under the skin.
Anyone else have a sense about it?
By the by, I predicted here sometime last year that Bill Barr has a very problematic prostate. I don't get the feeling he's taken care of that issue very wisely.
ETA: I've heard of intersticial cystitis (because I have it), but not the lung issue.
You basically described interstitial lung disease to a tee causation and all.
Unfortunately, I think any hope that McConnell would do the right thing and work for the good of the whole country is misplaced. He seems to only care for his power. And according to reporting, this will continue if he remains in his position:
https://www.axios.com/gop-senate-biden-transition-50ebe6c8-e318-4fdb-b903-048908b3b954.html
@vestralux It can be caused by many things, one of which is injury to the lungs. Him being from Kentucky and coal mining industry area... that's a bit of ironic twist ..pretty sure he himself never worked in a coal mine. That are also injuries from many autoimmune diseases and could also be from damage to his lungs as a child with polio. There have also been many cases caused by Covid-19 infection. His would have been especially vulnerable due to his childhood battle with polio.
The bruising on Mitch's hands: It could all just be that the guy bruises easily. It's a common condition in some people that increases with age as the skin thins. Since half my family is fair skinned, I've seen it in my own relatives as they aged. They go to the doctor for a procedure and an IV in the back of the hand, and bam, extensive bruising as blood escapes into the layer under the skin. That bruising may never go away either. He looks like he took a fall at one point, but that is also common when you are up there in age.
Oh, McConnell won't do the right thing out of the goodness of his heart. But he will if it is in his interest to do so.
If he and Republicans deny a covid relief bill, then their own people will suffer. Many Trump supporters will end up dying in higher numbers than other groups because (1) many live in states with poor health care, (2) many won't wear masks so they will likely catch Covid and die anyway, and (3) many Trump supporters live in rural areas with fewer resources and economic opportunities, so more deaths from homelessness and drug use will occur.
Bottom line? No aid equals more of your voters dying off, which means you may not have the same number of die-hard facist Trump/Republican voters around in 2022 and beyond.
So we can count on McConnell to work in his interests for a while at least. Let's give Biden a chance and see what we can do. We sadly wont accomplish every thing we want to (yet), but if the evil Trumper is vanquished, then we can focus on the Republicans next.
@vestralux It can be caused by many things, one of which is injury to the lungs. Him being from Kentucky and coal mining industry area... that's a bit of ironic twist ..pretty sure he himself never worked in a coal mine. That are also injuries from many autoimmune diseases and could also be from damage to his lungs as a child with polio. There have also been many cases caused by Covid-19 infection. His would have been especially vulnerable due to his childhood battle with polio.
Absolutely! Thank you for mentioning his childhood polio. I'd inadvertently skipped over it in my original post.
I also find it telling that he comes from Kentucky coal country, where he's repeatedly chosen to make it worse for the struggling people of that region. For decades. Kentucky is a beautiful—but also very haunted—place.
The bruising on Mitch's hands: It could all just be that the guy bruises easily.
Thanks, Jeanne. While this is certainly true, I trust my guides and the information they share when I do bio-field scans. (Been getting this sort of information for decades, if it matters.)
Also, just from the photos, it appeared that MM was also bleeding beneath the skin on his face. He was clearly wearing concealing makeup, which had started to break up around his nose and mouth so that you could see the dark discoloration there.
I picked up that this was caused by a strong blood thinner he'd recently been prescribed to prevent embolism, for the reasons I shared above (not assuming that you saw my post about it). :)
@vestralux I understand what you mean.. I often "got info" about my patients.. that was pooh-poohed by doctors and I would insist or cajole to run the tests and be proven right when the results came in.
@vestralux I understand what you mean.. I often "got info" about my patients.. that was pooh-poohed by doctors and I would insist or cajole to run the tests and be proven right when the results came in.
Wow! Though, not really that surprising, I guess. I hope you felt validated when that happened.
What's funny to me is that even those very doctors would have been following their own gut at times (in order to decide what to test for first, for ex), whether they consciously recognized this or not. This is just basic human software! Cops and journalists are notorious for it, but we all do it. Even skeptics.
/end derail ;)
@vestralux I adore your posts, I read everything you write with relish and you have my deep respect for your integrity and your gift. We were in a zoom meeting once and you suddenly picked out someone and asked if they were worrying and it was spot on. I was shocked because that person had not uttered a word but you zeroed in on her.
I added that sentence because I didn’t want my own thoughts on McConnell, not yours or several others’ thoughts, just my own, to be considered a medical read. I don’t feel comfortable doing medical diagnosis. The most people will get out of me is when they ask me for a reading on their health, I check my level of calm or my sense of peace about that person and respond accordingly. I’ve found that works for me and doesn’t cause a self fulfilling prophecy in their heads either. But that is only when people worry to me one on one.
There is no rule here against medical diagnosis although I get uncomfortable when people start predicting someone’s death. In the past I’ve asked people not to predict people’s death but then it turned into a kind of censureship that is worse! So I’ve dropped that rule.
So when people started predicting Politicians’ deaths as they have more recently I decided to step aside and let people write what they want.
As @Coyote pointed out, diversity in our collective is good and I see that diversity of thought is equally good.
I apologize to you for making you feel dissed. My comment was about myself and I should have thought about how some would feel. I post as a member and then sometimes as an administrator and I must not forget that I am viewed as the administrator. I always feel honored when you post here.
Last month I had a client flat-out ask me when they were going to die. I was stunned. I told them I didn't feel it was appropriate for me to look into that as it was none of my business! When I was in my 20's, I had a reader tell me when I when I was going to die without me asking, and it felt sooo weird that she had that information! It's PERSONAL!!!
That said - I don't remember if I posted McConnell's numerology numbers on this site, but he has some really tough years ahead - starting in 2021-2024. Next year he goes into an 11/2 essence on his birthday, February 20, which matches his 11/2 birthforce. Because he is transiting an S- he will have a very upsetting experience around his birthday. Not sure what that will be, but it is very personal. In 2022 he goes into a 16/7 essence-which is the same as the Tower in tarot and we all know what that means! I feel his health will suffer when all the stuff about his wife comes out. Mitch will be in a 9 personal year next year - which is a completion or an ending, so it's doubtful that he stays around for his new 6 year Senate term. What's REALLY interesting about his chart is that he is in a 9 pinnacle, he has a 9 heart and will be in a 9 personal year. Nine usually brings the opportunity for a person to help mankind. But on the negative side, and we have seen how greedy Mitch is, a negative 9 is very bitter and angry about how things have turned out for them.So whatever Mitch has coming up next year, it isn't going to make him very happy!!
Thank you for your very kind words here, my friend. They mean so much. ?
And thank you for clarifying all of this for me!
I'm not a medical doctor, so I have neither the ability nor the right to diagnose anyone. And while I try to share my impressions as clearly as possible, that doesn't always make them accurate.
FWIW, I also don't answer those kinds of illness/death questions for people. If someone asks for a health impression, I gently suggest to them areas of the body they might want to feel and connect into, or at most, say that they may want to have looked at by their doctor.
When I was still a teenager, a woman predicted my death. In front of a whole room of people, no less. That was terrifying and just not cool. Thankfully, I didn't believe her assessment to be accurate. ;)
Please allow me to Correct a few misconceptions about dear old Mitch.
First he is not from Kentucky. He was born in Alabama and raised,until he was 14, in Georgia.
Second he moved to Ky at age 14 to LOUISVILLE. as a native Louisvillian I can asure you there are not coal mines in Louisville. A large salt quary but no coal.
Mitch had polio and was treated at the hot springs clinic that FDR founded. He was government subsidized which I guess is why he hates government hand outs so much!
As far as Mitch doing the right thing, he will do the right thing for Mitch period. He supposidly had a heart attach a few years back which was a surprise to everone. No one knew he had a heart!
Mitch is 78 and you don't have to be psychic or a doctor to see he isn't in good health. He fell at a rally a few weeks ago and has all those bruises plus it looks like he had a bandage on his hand about where you would put an IV, which granted couldbe for anything even fluids for exhaustion. When he comes to Louisville, which is seldom, his wife does not come with him. I know a women who worked for him for years that said that is amarriage for power and money only.
Oh I do hope Frannie is right and his power is waining! It can't happen too soon for me.
You are right about post polio syndrome because my mother had it and died 3 years ago from it. She was not able to walk or move any limbs the last 9 months of her life nor could she swallow. Apparently the polio virus reappears when the infected person gets older and compromises the nerves cells preventing them from sending signals throughout the body. My mom was basically totally paralyzed the last months of her life.