Leona from Petaluma, CA, asked:
Hi Julie,
My husband (Tom) was diagnosed with COPD a few months ago. He has been in the VA Hospital in San Francisco every month since February, each time for about 5 days or so. This last time was different though, and is scaring both of us.
He went in last Thursday with wheezing and coughing, and now it has changed to dizziness, light headedness, and he keeps falling and vomiting. It’s been a week since he’s been there and he’s getting worse.
Tom has had numerous tests to figure out what’s going on. The neurologist has ruled out many things like stroke, etc. Is there anything you can see that might be causing all of this? Thank you so much for anything you might suggest.
Hi Leona,
I’m sorry Tom is having such a tough time.
In order to scan your husband, I connected to you and through you to Tom.
He is in Phase 2 of the Twelve Phases of Transition which means his spirit is out of his body. It’s attached to the top of his head in a bubble configuration (it looks like a cartoon caption) and the spirits of his deceased parents are at his feet. Please go to my website, askjulieryan.com, and click on the Twelve Phases of Transition tab to see a graphic of what I’m describing.
The good news is, he isn’t dying, he’s just scared. The temporary bad news is, I’m unable to scan him medically while his spirit is outside of his body. It’s as if he isn’t plugged in to an energy source.
For good measure, I asked Tom the three questions I always ask everyone who is experiencing the Twelve Phases of Transition and got these answers …
Are you ready to go? He said no.
Are you in pain? He said yes.
What do you need? He answered, for someone to figure out what the hell is happening to me.
Having said all that, although I’m unable to see what’s happening I’m getting his symptoms are being caused from a reaction to the combination of all his medications. I believe he is dramatically over medicated.
Please check back with me in a couple of days. By that time his spirit will hopefully be back in his body and I’ll be able to get a better picture of his medical condition.
Blessings,
Julie