Andy came back from the hospital around 3 am. She feels a lot better after the two transfusions.

Perhaps we could pause for a moment and reflect.

What we are doing is sponsoring a homeless, disabled person (Andy) to get back on her feet.

You and I know – but she doesn’t know – that the QFS, NESARA, and the Reval are around the corner.  (I will be gifting her with Zims.)

But she doesn’t know.

As far as she knows, I suspect, a long (or short) life of perpetual struggle lies ahead of her.

She also doesn’t know about the Divine Mother, who protects her … and plunks her down right outside my window, as if to say, “Steve!”

And she doesn’t know about med beds, the Wave of Love, and Ascension.

She wants to study criminology. That figures, after her treatment.  But then I wanted to study a hundred subjects and ended up in history. I wouldn’t have predicted that starting out.

While she was in Vancouver General, getting her blood levels checked and having her blood and a hemoglobin transfusion, I dogsat Jupiter.

We became complete friends early on, probably because I had a pocketful of treats and a bag of dry dog food. He would have a bowl and then snuff and begin to whine softly, which stopped when I gave him another handful.

I knew I was spoiling him, but the last thing I needed was him barking in the middle of the night.  Andy would be out in the rain again.

I also think I got his cooperation by allowing him to lick my face as often and as much as he wished. That was definitely a crowd pleaser.

We slept together … on the first night.  I lost my heart to Jupiter.

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Andy going to the hospital was both a worry and a possible opportunity. But given that it all took place in the later evening and early morning hours, with a person who is a stranger in town and hasn’t got a lot of energy, there probably wasn’t time or inclination to enlist the help of the hospital social worker. But that is one very useful route.

OMG. I went to my bank account to check things out and there is a deposit of $2433.42. OMG. Go-Fund-Me is now operative. Thank you, everyone! I will e-transfer this to Andy. Done!

This will allow Andy to put a deposit on an apartment and the first month’s rent.  Rents start at around $2,000 in this area, which area would be ideal for me assisting her, and that leaves $433 to apply to damage deposits: I say that to show how expensive it is for any individual to live in a city like this.

We are not done yet. I am not done yet.  And of course the Reval will take things and multiply them. Her influence will go from nothingness to huge, especially locally.

Oh, let’s get this show on the road! There are many homeless people to bring in out of the rain.

If you wish to assist Andy in regaining her foothold and her health after being homeless and destitute and fleeing domestic violence, please, go on over to Go-Fund-Me and make a most welcome donation, with our thanks:

https://www.gofundme.com/f/bring-andy-in-out-of-the-cold/donate?source=btn_story_donate