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Scorpio moon day, Cancer Sun day.
Two water signs –
Venus in Cancer inconjunct Saturn in Aquarius.
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Update on Matthew – as of last night.
The Soup is cold – I hear a microwave somewhere!
I can’t eat this hospital food!
Update from Thursday night – August 4. Matthew is settled into his room Dominican. Begins his therapies tomorrow. He will dress in his own clothes. Laura brought him soup, but it was cold. Matthew, with his excellent hearing, heard a microwave somewhere near. He said, Laura, there’s a microwave here. Find it and warm the soup please. And Laura found it & warmed his soup. Excellent soup from Sundee.
With brain trauma, one can be very sensitive to hot/cold & very sensitive to noises. Matthew is especially sensitive to noise. I called Matthew at Dominican. 
There is a phone in Matt’s room. But he can’t pick it up. I asked for the nurse to pick up the phone & hold it for Matthew. Nurse put phone down. Matt spoke with me. He said – I’m having hallucinations, Mom. I can’t let go of the things I’m holding.
Question: Has Matthew had hallucinations at Natividad? I asked the nurse to hold the phone for Matthew so I could speak with him. Matthew began to say his Oms. Om Shanti Shanti Shanti. 
Then he said, Mom if I have any more issues I’ll call you. Matthew is very mentally alert. And so…Tomorrow I will talk to the new nurse tomorrow. Tomorrow, another day, another miracle. Risa

Update from Risa today.
In the 36 days of Matthew’s accident, we have been only able to go to town one time. Today was the 2nd time in all those day. There is nothing in the refrigerator.
So….
Going into town walking towards the car.
A copperhead appears on our path. Slithered out from the bushes & stopped right at our feet. Stopped & rested there in the sun. Nothing would move it.
Then…
Driving into town (12 miles away on dirt roads), the car got a flat tire. We drove it into town, thinking it was the muffler. Got to the tire shop & the men were at lunch. We walked into the office and the men were eating hamburgers. They told us we had to wait an hour till their lunch hour was over. 
I said “I’ll take a hamburger too.” And the owner, Danny, said, OK I’ll make you one. And 10 minutes later he brought me a hamburger, smothered with sauteed/carmellized onions on a soft sweet bug. The hamburger was bigger than the bun, & definitely hand shaped & grilled on a grill. It was heavenly. He set a root beer down beside the hamburger.

This is a small hometown tire shop. Hometown boys, home town people, hometown simple food, home town kindness. There we were eating a hamburger in a tire shop waiting for your car to be fixed. Real people, real story. Real Kindness.
Every day a miracle. Risa