Reaching Out

I was afraid that it was somewhat bold of me to give this thing a name months ago, calling it seismopathy. I am being careful trying to be modest about it. I certainly don't want to come across like I'm thinking I have some gift that nobody else has. Of course other people can be sensitive to this. I am putting this out there more hoping to run across someone who experiences the same thing I do in relation to earthquakes wherever I am. I'm glad that I did not get in trouble on social media with this, but I'm aware that there are people out there who are very skeptical and would not be afraid to state their opinion. I may sometimes get negative attention every now and then, but I want to assure you all that I'm not one of those people who make prophecies or believe they have supernatural powers. At the same time, I know I'm not imagining any of this. It is a very complex, complicated thing that I have developed over the last decade especially due to where all I have been.

I believe with all my heart that there are other people out there like me. I'm sure there are those who are not aware of it. I have been so aware of it because I happen to have a passion involving earthquakes. It is my favorite subject in the world. Someone may argue how it may be that other way around and that I'm only thinking I have these things happen because I'm so intensely interested in earthquakes. I would always feel something before an earthquake every time. I have taken notes and written these things down, so again, I am not imagining all of this. I believe have been predisposed to this my entire life. It was my first trip to California - first time making physical contact with a plate boundary - that ignited it. At the same time, I'm not sure whether or not I have been that sensitive to seismic activity all along. It was not until 2008 when I became interested in earthquakes. My first trip to CA was in 2009. It is very complicated because here in Tennessee, I can get distant, large earthquakes confused with smaller, closer ones. It is a laundry list of what this all entails. I'm going to narrow the physiological symptoms down to flank pain and raised energy levels.

Otherwise, I could end up being dismissed as another crackpot. When it comes to these other aches and pains, people would tell me That could be anything which can also be true. I cannot blame everything on whatever is going on deep inside the Earth. Until I start being more proactive about my health, I need to leave my menses out of it from now on. There is still a lot of stigma out there about it and it tends to be an uncomfortable subject. I doubt any men would be interested in subscribing to my blog. Although the energy from deep in the ground can affect almost everything in my body, I need to simplify it to the main symptoms I experience prior to an increase in activity - be it local or bigger events around the world.

I am aware that I have a coexisting health condition and I got a tad ahead of myself by getting my monthly cycle involved especially after what happened to me a year ago. I was in some significant pain, but instantly felt relief as soon as the seismic waves hit. I should have left it at that. It is like someone grabbing and pulling something attached to me and the tighter it is, the more it hurts. Once it is released, I'm thrown back and feel better than ever. That is what it feels like before and after an earthquake hits, at least from my own experience. When it comes to these scary symptoms where I felt severe pain or being away from a plate boundary after living there for 8 years and now worried about my circulatory system, I feel isolated. I have not known anyone else with the same experience and I don't know how many people out there would be open to this. I could go to a doctor and they may not find anything. I have very much been alone with this.