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northstar
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/21_February_2008_lunar_eclipse


Full Moon + Lunar Eclipse.

For those sensitive to those pressure changes. Remember, it is just a passing phenomenon, not a permanent state of affairs. Hang on if you feel a little out of sorts.

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merrygirl
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I hope the moderators are ready!

I hope the board doesnt get all looney!! [Wink]

Maybe we should all promise not to post until it is over [lol]

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Dang, I've not be sold on this theory totally since I was off from what most are....usually have horrid times about 4 or 5 days BEFORE the full moon.

But the last two days for me have been tough. Was almost glad to read this since that means if this is triggering any of this, I should be holding up better by next week. This has just been rough. And guess the lunar eclipse aspect could put a new twist in this.

Thank you so much for sharing.

Cathy

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Interesting! I was a mess during the last full moon! Will have to pay closer attention.
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Interesting! I was a mess during the last full moon! Will have to pay closer attention.
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Keebler
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Does anyone watch the British comedy, "MY HERO" on PBS?


The off-beat side-kick, Tyler, is my hero - so funny. So perfect.

He makes me feel normal.


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SForsgren
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Symptom flares at full moon are often related to reproduction of worms / parasites.

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Geneal
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Thanks for the visual Scott. [Roll Eyes]

Seriously though, I always feel "worse" during a full moon.

If it happens around my monthly time....watch out!

Hugs,

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I have been feeling even worse than usual, didn't give the eclipe/full moon a second thought.
I'm very sensitive to atmospheric changes, so this makes complete sense.
Let's hope there is some relief when it's over.
No matter how minimal.
Blessings
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Be sure to wave to me!

It's my big night to put on a show!

[Big Grin]

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No wonder I am feeling so bad! [Big Grin] Thanks for letting us know about the Lunar Eclipse northstar.

I hope everyone feels better soon... [group hug]
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I've actually been doing better lately. Can I conclude from

this that worms aren't a problem for me?
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I cannot wait to see it. I love this stuff!
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Oh boy.
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I do, too, Monica. It is looking lovely up here, not a cloud in sight.

Who took a bite outa my moon?
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It's raining here so no eclipse.

BTW I post this every Oct and Feb/Mar when the 'relapses' occur....couldn't part of it be because tree pollen is in the 'off the charts' category???

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I can see it from my yard! I tried taking a picture of it but I think it turned out like a very small white blob.

[Smile]

Alison

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Looking at it now....pretty cool.

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it's so beautiful!!!

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