New Terra Research Article:
Aches to Quakes - Sensitives Who Predict Earthquakes Suffer Pain and Ridicule
TERRA RESEARCH LLC
01-February-2006
Larry Park
In the past five years, Suzanne Smart has endured two CAT Scans, two
EEG's, one Audiogram test, and a host of other medical tests by
specialists seeking to determine why she suffered from rare and
mysterious migraines, screeching ear tones and intense ear pain.
After a big earthquake, the symptoms would disappear.
"For years my family thought I was experiencing phantom symptoms",
Suzanne said, "they encouraged me to seek medical advice". After the
litany of sophisticated tests, her doctor concluded her to be normal
and healthy. "Initially, I did tolerate a bit of ridicule and was
the subject of many jokes over the past few years", she said.
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