I feel earthquakes/aftershocks no one else can...
Rahul, is there any chance you are still a part of this forum? I was wondering what it is that makes you predict the earthquakes.
For 3 years I have lived on Okinawa , an island over 1,000 miles from the epicenter of the 9.0 earthquake that hit near Sendai. I have felt MANY of the aftershocks here where I am. No one else feels them. Anywhere from several minutes to one hour before I get very dizzy and nauseated. I first noticed this after the big earthquake we had here on 27 FEB 10. It was a 7.0 and it was the biggest earthquake Okinawa has had in over 90 years. Before an aftershock happened I would lose my balance enough to where I would almost have to hold on to something. I would also get really nauseated.
I have fibromyalgia. Several people that also have fibro have said that is the reason why I am so sensitive. It didn't take me long to figure out what was going on after the earthquake here. I was constantly looking at the USGS website to follow the aftershocks. After several of them I noticed I was getting sick right around the times they were happening. The same thing has been happening since the big one on Honshu. The last one I felt was recorded at 1157 local time. I started getting VERY sick around 1100.
At first I thought I was crazy or just imagining things. I was an emergency room RN before fibro took that from me. Sometimes I still think it's not possible, but I can find the answer in my inbox when the USGS sends me their earthquake alerts.
Is there anyone else that gets sick like this?
Rahul, is there any chance you are still a part of this forum? I was wondering what it is that makes you predict the earthquakes.
For 3 years I have lived on Okinawa , an island over 1,000 miles from the epicenter of the 9.0 earthquake that hit near Sendai. I have felt MANY of the aftershocks here where I am. No one else feels them. Anywhere from several minutes to one hour before I get very dizzy and nauseated. I first noticed this after the big earthquake we had here on 27 FEB 10. It was a 7.0 and it was the biggest earthquake Okinawa has had in over 90 years. Before an aftershock happened I would lose my balance enough to where I would almost have to hold on to something. I would also get really nauseated.
I have fibromyalgia. Several people that also have fibro have said that is the reason why I am so sensitive. It didn't take me long to figure out what was going on after the earthquake here. I was constantly looking at the USGS website to follow the aftershocks. After several of them I noticed I was getting sick right around the times they were happening. The same thing has been happening since the big one on Honshu. The last one I felt was recorded at 1157 local time. I started getting VERY sick around 1100.
At first I thought I was crazy or just imagining things. I was an emergency room RN before fibro took that from me. Sometimes I still think it's not possible, but I can find the answer in my inbox when the USGS sends me their earthquake alerts.
Is there anyone else that gets sick like this?
