Saturday September 25th: Day II Frac Ginger Hackel 1701 S Gibbons XTO Site
Day I: Please refer to: http://abcalliance.org/
I drove by the site on my way home(called TCEQ BTW), headache, nausea, partial paralysis of my face and tingling in my arms. By the time I got home, onion taste in my mouth, and was slurring my words(that’s my Blessing, thanks, HOLTS and WILLIAMS and ARGYLE TOWN COUNCIL, oh wait that’s incest).
I know I’m the canary…Just because you can’t feel the symptoms doesn’t mean that damage is NOT being done.
If you’re not active in these causes, PLEASE, PLEASE, PLEASE help. Even if you are being paid royalties or are the CEO of Exxon/XTO there ARE MANY WAYS you can help!
Day II: Two Kabooms. I’m in my house getting ready for our swim meet in Irving. My entire left side of my body is losing control. I’m in my house. My left foot is numb, my left hand is tingling and I have a headache and am feeling nausea and now my brain is not spelling the way it usually does, it’s like I become dyslexic. And my hands and my brain don’t connect.
Wind Gods are not on my side right now. When I was outside I smelled an odor, obtrusive, almost like a skunk but more sour. I actually like the smell of skunk.
I would like to take a shower, and won’t because the water feels “slippery”. As I type the words are becoming blurred.
One should never have to say; “brush your teeth with the cup of water by the sink, the water is slippery today.”
Unfortunately there are some people in my community who are bathing and drinking the water regularly. The 4 same culverts have bubbles in them.
On the coaching aspect, BTW, I have to document what’s happening. It’s a legal thing, or could be a legal thing. I also do it, so you my reader can do your best from having this happen in your community.
On the coaching fun part:
Yesterday I swam a 3500. Timed 500 after 3000: 8:30, it may have been a 550. It’s a long cry from my PR of 7:06 and my usual fast pace of 7:30 but it’s going in the right direction. I need to swim more with my funny pregnant drag suit on, and my paddles.