She had foot surgery, she doesn't take like drugs like oxycodone or those kind of pain

or anything, she's against that.

So she said she was, you know, just laid up the bed and one day in pain and then she opened her eyes

Saw the woman at the edge of the bed sitting there looking at her same description and then she starts laughing at her

She starts humming like a hum and then

she gets up and leaves the room and then seconds after that my uncle comes in he's like are you

okay and why were you singing? Like he heard the honey? So it's just like, what is this? One night she's asleep and she's asleep and she wakes up she has like just the urge she gets up she was gonna check on my dad or his siblings and she just has the urge to like go look out the window in

her front yard at her house in North Carolina and so she's like groggy half

asleep she goes to the window opens up the blinds and she sees a lady standing in the front yard, white lady, pale, white dress, long black hair.

And then she's emotioning to her to come come to me. The Smithsonian, if they found out about a

that if they found out about a large skeleton somewhere,

was to go get it.

I'm going to assume at least one person is right because if one person's right to bust the paradigm.

It all goes back to the fallen chair.

And the problem with the modern day church,

they have a very truncated view of a supernatural.

This backdrop, this just pregnant

with all kinds of meaning associated

with this Mount Hermann event.

What are you all to the glory creatures.

And this guy defects from the kingdom.

That's a big deal. I don't know if you listen.

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