There was a magnitude 3.5 earthquake in Loma Linda a few hours ago. Although the count is below 20 now, some more activity occurred overnight. I did not initially feel anything upon waking up, but several minutes later, I felt some mild pain in my side. There could be more taking place today, but at the same time, there has not been much else taking place since. It is still due to become active any time or day now.
6:07 A.M.(PT)
I am feeling some more mild discomfort in my side. There is still a strong chance for more activity in Southern California today. It has been quiet for a long time.
7:17 P.M.(PT)
I am feeling quite different from yesterday. I have felt pressure and mild pain in my left side all throughout the day, especially later in the afternoon as more seismic activity started warming up. I have been feeling a constant pressure there over the past 2-3 hours. I have been seeing some red flashes and I felt some mild pain in extremities. I have also been feeling very warm a lot today. I'm feeling a more acute pain in my side now.
9:45 P.M.(PT)
I have suddenly started feeling very congested this evening. I feel sore and tense all over my body. I used the massager on myself and it brought out a bunch. I still have not started menstruating yet. I know some people might find me mentioning my monthly cycle off-putting, but it is necessary because it is greatly impacted by whatever is going on seismically. I noticed that I hurt as I cough. It was somewhat worrisome. I also noticed that my neck feels extremely stiff and sore on the side. That did not occur until just over the last hour or two. My left side is extremely tender. I was also itching more than usual earlier. I notice that before there was due to be an increase in seismic activity, itchiness would occur. I believe the pent up strain energy can send histamine levels into overdrive. There are now signs of some more seismic activity in Southern California so far.
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