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MELBOURNE man has had both legs amputated, and faces a real risk of losing his
arms, after he was bitten by a white-tailed spider in Western Victoria. Terry
Pareja was visiting family in Birchip when he was bitten, but it wasn’t until
his leg started to swell 24 hours later he realised something was wrong. There
was no doctor available in the tiny town of 662 people — and by the time he
sought medical help on Monday, flesh-eating bacteria had taken hold. His right
leg was amputated in emergency surgery at Horsham, and he was flown to the
Alfred Hospital in Melbourne to have his left leg removed. Desperate family
members have set up a Gofundme page to help pay for his rapidly accumulating
medication and hospital bills. April 5 https://goo.gl/L0HAHm
The solar eclipse chart of September 1, 2016 will help explain this
unfortunate incident. At Melbourne, the eclipse is placed in the 6th
house linked to illness and medical issues. It forms a T-square with
Saturn-Neptune, a combination that Ebertin links to “organic decomposition”. On
the MC [22sa] is the star Leasth [24sa]
in the sting of the Scorpion. Diana
Rosenberg links Leasth with “insect attacks or bites” and adds that it can be
toxemic (infection prone).
Now if we progress the eclipse chart to April 5, the date of
the news, notice that the eclipse T-square aligns with the meridian and is
thereby triggered.
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