Operation Gratitude
If you did not catch the blog talk radio broadcast I did this weekend, please stop by and listen to the archive. I was very blessed to interview three ladies who work with Operation Gratitude. In the interviews Carolyn Blashek tells us how a chance encounter with a very distressed soldier spurred her to start this organization that has now sent over 417,000 care packages to deployed men and women in our Armed Forces. She talks about the mission and how you can help!
The interview includes a conversation with a Staff Sergeant with the National Guard who has been a very instrumental member of Operation Gratitude since it started, and a chat with a Blue Star Navy mom who has proudly served with Operaiton Gratitude for more than 4-years now.
The stories these ladies share really touched me and I hope they bless you when you take some time to listen. You can either listen to the show on the player offered at the Blog Talk Radio show or you can download the mp3 to your player and listen to it later! Let me know what you think!
April 27th, 2009 at 12:21 pm
It was an excellent show! I love Operation Gratitude! I am getting ready to send a box of empty ink cartridges in for recycling and the money goes to Operation Gratitude – and it’s postage paid! A lot better than the land fill.
December 11th, 2009 at 5:12 pm
Philip Nute
28 Easy St
Weymouth, Mass 02190-1104
http://www.philipnute.com
http://www.philipnute.webs.com
http://www.youtube.com/zsezse215
To Whom it May Concern,
In 1996 I was prescribed a drug named Risperdal. It has completely ruined my
life. Risperdal
is an anti-psychotic in a class known as atypical. Others include Zyprexa,
Geodon, Clozaril and
Seroquel.
In 2004 I began a series of hospitalizations. During my stays I ran into a
number of people
who had a very distant gaze in their eyes. In three stays in three different
hospitals I ran into 5 people. One was a girl about 10 or 11 yrs old. She was
on an adult ward despite the fact there was a childrens ward in the building.
In 2007 I began trying to find some information about these drugs on the
internet. I discovered most have a black box warning about stroke in the
elderly. I typed “Risperdal Cerebrovascular”
into Google and discovered a study that states “Risperdal Irreversibly Binds to
and Inhibits the
H5 HT Serotonin Receptor”. I have been trying to get the government interested
in this but instead they have become hostile toward me.
Neuro Nexus Tech, Ann Arbor Michigan
Pink Floyd
Dark Side of the Moon
Brain Damage
“You raise the blade
You make the change
You re-arrange me till I’m sane”
Who shot Ciara Durkin (a soldier in Iraq) the night I went to the JFK building
and the Quincy Police station?
Spectrum Health Systems
or
Spectrum Psycho Systems
(psycho central)
Main St Weymouth
across from South Shore Hospital
Here are some reasons why I beleive the think machine is in the cell phone equipment. Cell phone systems are 2-way. They can both transmit and recieve. A battery in a cell phone is at most 5 vdc. The equipment has to be sensitive enough to pick that up at quite a distance. The human brain also works on electrical energy though the voltage is much much smaller. Who’s to say the cell systems are’nt sensitive enough to pick that up too. Everthing today runs on software. A copy of the software that runs an individual tower might be useful. Alot of cell systems were installed in churchs. Alot of circumstantial evidence points to this machine becoming a problem in the mid to late eighties when cell phones became widespread. Why did Congress delay the transition to digital TV? Did they add this to it?