Railroad spikes

Dealing with a move and have railroad spikes around the house.

Can I move them and take them or leave them and start anew?

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u/amyaurora — 3 days ago

Thank you for the help

Thank you for the help with my SOs medical papers.

And the hints towards the issue with the phone line. That request will be approached again tomorrow

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u/amyaurora — 9 days ago

Thank you

Thank you for fulfilling my request today for the medical stuff and thank you for helping with the issue with my duagther. I will redo that one as soon as possible due to the issue with the candle.

Offerings have been left.

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u/amyaurora — 19 days ago

Curse Tablets

Was looking for something different then the usual to share in this sub. So I found something. The following is being shared from the book The Encyclopedia of 5,000 Spells by Judika Illes:

>The most common hex of the ancient world appears to have been Curse Tablets. At least they’re the most common artifacts found. Created from metal, curse tablets survive, as no doubt intended, for millennia, unlike more ephemeral wax, paper, and fabric methods. Curse tablets are small sheets of metal, inscribed with specific curses naming the target and what destiny is wished for him or her. Having been inscribed, the tablets were traditionally tossed into wells or springs, and are frequently dedicated to the Spirit of the spring as if expecting the Spirit to actually carry out the curse. There were professional curse tablet makers; we know this because blanks have been found, standard formulas with spaces left to incorporate a name. However, because soft metal is used and little skill is required, this was always also easy do-it-yourself hexing. The most favored metal is lead, for two reasons.

>First, lead is under the leadership of Saturn, a planet with a dour, unforgiving reputation. Saturn, once known by astrologers as the Greater Malefic, is where one discovers life’s harsh limits, which is what the target of the spell is expected to discover. Second, and on a more prosaic note, lead is heavy. It sinks and doesn’t rise. As the best way to undo a curse tablet is to discover and destroy the tablet, using lead virtually ensures the success of the spell.

>In ancient Rome the most powerful curse tablets were believed created on lead stolen from sewer pipes. If you wanted to play around with the form, and a blessing tablet could just as easily be created, curse tablets are even more easily created from tin or wax.

>Determine the desired effects you wish the tablet to deliver.

>Cut out a sheet of metal or wax.

>Inscribe it with your desire, naming your target and his or her identifying information as explicitly as possibly.

>Traditionally tablets are dropped into springs or wells or attached to sewer walls. A blessing tablet might be affixed to a shrine or altar.

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u/amyaurora — 1 month ago

Thank you

Thank you for bringing the bill to under 200. Definitely well under. I have left you flowers, pound cake and chocolate

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u/amyaurora — 2 months ago

Thank you

Thank you much for the aid in getting the county paperwork updated. The last -hope its the last- paperwork was processed

Esit: will get flowers when store opens

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u/amyaurora — 3 months ago
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Preparing for biopsy.

Over the last few months, I have had problems down below. Vaginal atrophy, fibroids, etc. Around the time the doctors were getting me ready to remove what turned out to a hemangioblastoma in my cerebellum, I had a bad infection in my vagina that had to be cleared up first And the doctors discovered my wall is thickening up.

I am now home recovering from brain surgery and my uterus is going to get a biopsy in a few weeks. Not any sooner because of the other surgery being just a few days ago.

A pre surgery PET CT showed no active cancer in my body but between the fibroids and the bleeding and the swelling, I just want this thing out.

Sigh. I think I am just venting right now. I started bleeding again after surgery after they gave me a post surgery injection to prevent bloodclots. Luckily it is tapering off.

Sadly I know they will have to wait till I am more healed from the first surgery to do a hysterectomy.

I may be venting but does anyone has dealed with a thickening wall during menopause, have insight to other treatments they might do before a hysterectomy since they will likely push it out a few months or more? I can't do a IUD treatment however. Learned when I was younger I have a heart shaped uterus. It's almost two separate ones.

Oh and I did send a message to my OB/GYN and the hospital that did the brain surgery did too. Right now I am just waiting for them to reply and thought I would inquire here.

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u/AccomplishedWeird442 — 25 days ago