Oh Buggar!!

[the_amberlady]

I had intended taking a few months off away from Paganism with all it's daft ideas, I had even started a regime of long country walks to get fit once again - that's the problem.  Just over a week ago I was out on a nearby common when I went to jump a pool of water I caught my foot on  a root and fell and broke my right arm just below the shoulder,

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[urwen_sakurafu]

Get well soon!

(The management would like to state that no positive energy above acceptable EU sanctioned levels was included with this wish).

[catrin_santiago]

Lol was this a request for healing cunningly disguised in disdain for such things? I could join a few forums I'm no longer part of and as for them to heal you under some crazy name like 'Winterbeech Icejoy' or some other crap lol....

How much is it worth not to?

:P

[moongazeruk]

((((gentle hugs))))

Keep drnking your milk and eating your greens to get lots of calcium and zinc, and sit outside in the sunshine to get your vit D - all of which will help your bones heal. See - no energy sent or expended apart from that used in typing this message.

*No love and lighters or fluffy bunnies were harmed during the making of this message

*grin*

[societyscaresme]

I honestly wouldn't know how to send you healing energy if you asked me. I've never understood what the hell people are actually doing when they say things like "just take the curse, and transform it into love before reflecting it back at him," and so on.

I did do a proper healing ritual a few years ago, for a friend with major chronic health problems. Yup, it worked. He was up and about within a month -- a marked and unexpected improvement in health that might have added ten years to his life expectancy.

That is if the stupid &^%stard hadn't then hospitalised himself playing rugby (seriously, if you were a 24st man, and you'd suddenly stopped having chronic asthma for the first time ever, would you rush out and play rugby?) The universe, she does sometimes know what she wants. What she wanted from him was lots of TV and big dinners.

[urwen_sakurafu]

(seriously, if you were a 24st man, and you'd suddenly stopped having chronic asthma for the first time ever, would you rush out and play rugby?)

...curiously enough, yes. Since I did have chronic asthma and now I do sports with abandon.

[societyscaresme]

Ah, well in that case... comment respectfully rescinded. I still feel pissed off that he ran out and spoiled all my hard work, though ;)

[rhiannonbw]

ooooooo Painful!! Martin broke his left arm in the same place some years ago and it still gives him discomfort. Hope it heals quickly and am sending you best wishes. This is not the same as sending healing energy.