I still have not quite gotten down to the bottom of what has been taking place in regards to certain symptoms preceding earthquakes. One thing I left out from the previous post addressing this was addressing the pinching type of pain or sensation I feel in my left side. I noticed that I get that when an earthquake, a small earthquake occurs somewhere away from a fault. Earlier this morning, I felt some pulsating, pinching sensations in my left side(it would be a slight throbbing type of pain). Later, a magnitude 3.7 and 3.6 occurred near Borrego Springs and Anza. Both quakes were not from any fault.
I made somewhat of a stupid mistake by using emojis on Twitter to denote the type of pain I would feel and what time it was. I pinned a reference. If I felt a stabbing pain in my side, I couldn't just put the time with a knife emoji. People may get the wrong idea and may find that alarming. So, I swiftly abandoned it. Anyway, it is still complicated and harder to determine when it comes to large quakes elsewhere around the world. I can identify that feeling, yet it is somewhat hard to explain. It is strong, yet faint.
I'm just now beginning to figure out the timing of the symptoms before the earthquake. I was experiencing some side pains and joint pain(the knee in particular) about a day or two before the foreshock and mainshock 100 miles North from here. However, a certain time of the month interfered with it where I paid less attention. I'm suspecting that if the impending tremor is 100 or more miles away from me, the symptoms occur a day or two beforehand. When it is within 20-30 miles, I would feel pain an hour or less beforehand. However, I'm not so sure.
When it comes to large global activity, I pick up on it 1-2 weeks beforehand - if it's more than a thousand miles away.
I am still uncertain how exactly that works. I will continue to document everything as I go along.
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