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"Those damn things give me a headache'I've been meaning to post a link to this story, but hadn't had a chance. A few weeks ago, we had over 100 micro-quakes underneath South Sister. A retired math teacher in Albany says that the earthquakes aren't over. Why? His headaches tell him so. Retired math teacher Jerry Hurley of Albany believes the seismic rumbling isn't over beneath the bulge swelling the land at the South Sister volcano in the Central Oregon Cascades.Apparently he's been getting these headaches for 20 years. The comments on the article are entertaining, and I'm with the comments: the guy sounds a bit loopy. Posted by Jake on 04/15/04 @ 10:22 AM
Posted in Local | 3 Comments | Permalink Submit to digg, del.icio.us, reddit, or stumbleupon 3 CommentsBarb Ramsey said on 12/25/04 @ 10:11 PM:My headache history is over 40 years....I'm just now this year linking them to earthquakes. Latest was this week, nasty headache for 24 hrs, saw news tonight about Asian earthquake 8.5. I'd told co-worker on Wednesday "we're going to see a big quake within 72 hours or so". I need help in minimizing my symptoms and awful pain, also wish to participate in study or send notice of headaches which are predictors. I don;t have any idea where the quakes will be but intensity is noticeable. Any comments or help greatly appreciated. charlotte skiftun said on 04/25/05 @ 05:29 PM: i have noticed that my sudden onset of headaches are alos 6-7 days before a large earthquake somewhere on the globe. this last bad one was april 23-24th. it was not near as excruciating or sickening as the one i had a week before christmas. how to get rid of them?.... or how to pray through the pain for people.?..... i would like to know. all i can think of at the time of pain is ooohhh i want this to end, then when the quake happens a week later i feel ssoooo good. Abel Del Toro said on 12/04/05 @ 01:07 PM: well this is my first time experiencing headaches but for three days straight it ill go away later on the night and the next morning it started after 12pm on the forth day i was watching tv and i heard a brief report about an earthquake in asia. I'am not saying i have this but i like to know more about it Post a comment |
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