AngelBreath
ENCOUNTER
UFO's. What can I really say about them? Are they real? Why don't I leave the answer up to you? Let me list some of the strange events I've had in my life and you decide for yourself. It is hard to know where to start because of so many unexplained events.
EYE SURGERY
Since I was very small I have had to wear eye glasses and I absolutely hated it! Kids would tease and harass me and call me the usual insulting names. Grade school was a nightmare with bullies. I didn't want to wear glasses any more. Who does? When I asked what age I would stop wearing them, I had been told I would have to wear glasses for the rest of my life. I was very upset and kept praying that I wouldn't have to. Be careful what you wish for ... (?)
To make matters worse, each year when I went to get my eyes tested I would be taken to see the optometrist first and he would put drops in my eyes that wouldn't allow me to see properly. I would have to hold onto my Mom and my Great Aunt Vicky when we left his office to walk outside and go across the street to pick out my eyeglasses. Here I was picking out glasses when I couldn't even see them. I often ended up with glasses I thought were very ugly but had to wear them anyways. I remember one pair I really hated that I accidently lost ... the adults figured I 'lost' them on purpose and I was taken back to get another pair ... they bought me the exact same pair as before despite the fact that they knew I hated them. I think it was supposed to be some form of punishment for losing them.
I began to ask if we could pick them out first, BEFORE going to the eye doctor and him putting drops in my eyes so that at least I knew what I would be wearing after. After a couple more visits and more eye glasses that I hated, they both listened! I guess they finally saw the logic in it. But I digress ...
When I was about 12 years old, just a couple of months after getting a new eyeglass prescription filled, I dreamt I was in a strange operating room (one that I would come to recognize in the future as having been here before). I don't remember all the details around the surgery but I do remember knowing that they had operated on my eyes. "They" told me I wouldn't have to wear eyeglasses any more. I was ecstatic! They also told me to take care of my eyes because they were only going to do this surgery once ... and that if I needed it again in the future I would have to 'do it myself" ... cure my own eyesight. I thought it a bit strange but then I also knew that I could do healing.
When I woke up the the next morning I wondered about the dream ... very unusual I have to admit but I was intrigued and hoping it was real while thinking at the same time, too bad it was just a dream. I didn't think any more about it.
I began to have problems with my eyeglasses sometime after this and couldn't see properly. My Great Aunt and my Mom took me back to the eye doctor fearing that my vision had gotten worse. The doctor examined my eyes and took a long strange look at me and said something to the affect that my eyes were perfect. He didn't know how or why, but I no longer needed eyeglasses! I was elated! Absolutely thrilled! I was on cloud 9. No more eyeglasses!! My family was shocked at the news and happy for me. When I entered high school I was eyeglass free which I felt was an even bigger blessing as I had already endured years of abuse at the hands of my peers in public school and had been shunned by many in junior high school (I wore glasses and wasn't 'perfect') ... this meant a new beginning for me at a new school ... and I blossomed. ;)
I was told I would have to wear glasses for the rest of my life, then I had a 'dream' my eyes had been cured and my 'invisible friends' told me that I wouldn't need them any more. I didn't need them any more. You figure it out ...
