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Date Posted: 19:59:09 01/15/02 Tue
Author: Rita
Subject: Finder's Fee

The Walk-Over
Chapter 27A
Finders Fee

By January 2002, I had no doctor/drug prescriber because I asked too
many questions. In order for me to receive an antibiotic, I have to
have an expensive drug prescriber write me a prescription so that I can
take the prescription to a drug store and pay additional money for
the antibiotic prescription to be filled.

Many business gave what was called a "Finders Fee"
when errors were discovered.

An example of a "Finders Fee" would be when I had gone to the grocery
store to pick up Texas red grapefruit, green pea soup makings and a few
other items. I looked at the Florida red grapefruit that were a bag of 6
for $1.99. The Texas ones were $1.00 each and didn't look as good.
Then all I could find was yellow split peas. Immediately, I thought that
this was going to be a bad shopping day, so I quit and walked to the
checkout register. The two items totaled $3.78. I was over-charged
a dollar. So, I walked back to re-read the $1.99 sign to make sure that
I wasn't having a retard-moment. I decided that I would complain
nicely, yet firmly...and get my dollar back.

The store employee and I walked to the grapefruit $1.99 sign. First the
lady tried to tell me the $1.99 was for the bag that she was holding.
"I wouldn't buy that one...look at the grapefruit!"

"Yuk," she said, "I wouldn't either." Again she rummaged through the
grapefruit bags, and finally said, "Yes, that sign must be for all the
bags here."

I followed her to the refund counter, where she filled out a "$5.00
Finder's Fee" slip plus my over-charged $1.00, so my refund was $6.00.

I'm changing the subject from grapefruit to blood tests. When I noticed
that a blood test laboratory figure was raised 10 times what the figure
should have been, there was no "Finder's fee".

Until a century ago, medicines and medical information was built on
previously investigated history. An evil doctor would be like a
medical terrorist. A medical lie would make a full circle, and when
it reappeared the destruction would be devilish. This could show
up in dreams such as Uncle Jack's House where five metal stakes
appeared where a step should be.

The five metal stakes were explained in a previous dream.
Ann's 1979 invisible medical book had presented three pages of
lengthy medical disease study. The scurvy page had said two things:
First was that a century ago, it was known that vitamin deficiency
caused serious health problems and also invited infections. Second,
it was known a century ago that the blood was used as a vehicle to
transport neutrients and pathogens to the tissue.

Third was that most Michigan doctors knew about the evil Michigan
doctor's curse and that the prescription drug law was designed
to keep the 1908 tuberculosis vaccine from ever being used and
to keep any tuberculosis vaccine from further developement in
the United States.

Fourth was at the time of the 1979 dream, Michigan doctors knew
that antitumor/antiviral antibiotics were being withheld and
discouraged from being further developed.

Stake number Five was at the time of the 1979 dream, a blood
test called "Blood Typing Identification" was used by Michigan
doctors to check blood before transfusion, yet by the 1990's
lies were said that blood wasn't checked prior to transfusion.

A person should establish his/her personal blood test figure.

Again I use my husband's 1982 blood test as an example,
which would be the 2-story drop. 1982 to 2002 equals 20.
One story would be about 10 feet.

Hubby's 1982 differential blood test was the following:

Test Patients Realist Figures Lab's Increased Figures
WBC 10.9H 4.8-10.0 4.8-10.8
Neutrophils 66* 54-62 45-75
Lymphocytes 26 25-33 15-45
Monocytes 6 3-7 0-12
Eosinophils 1 1-3 0-4
Basophils 1* 0-0.5 0-2.0

The figures were not flagged because of laboratories increasing their
figures four times what the Basophil figure should have been,
therefore the cell abnormalities were not noticed. And again
hubby received no antibiotics.

Myelocytes used to be included in the white blood cell differential %
figure. Myelocytes were found in the bone marrow and when they
appeared in the blood, they were considered a disease marker.
Myelocytes and basophils were stained together. Therefore the
philosophy of "Closed eyes do not see".

I would not expect to go to a Michigan hematologist and have
the hematologist claim that the blood means nothing!

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