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Blood Clots, Deep Vein Thrombosis, and Pulmonary Embolism Deliverance Prayer

Sat, 16 Apr 2022 05:58:29 +0000

COURT CASE:

having pulmonary embolisms
having solid, liquid, and/or gas substances cause, contribute to, and/or exacerbate our pulmonary embolism
having blood clots and/or a thrombus that partially and/or completely occludes our pulmonary vasculature
having deep vein thrombosis (DVT) that partially and/or completely occludes our pulmonary vasculature
being prone to having deep vein thrombosis and/or blood clots because we don’t do enough leg exercises
being prone to having deep vein thrombosis and/or blood clots because we don’t get enough blood circulation in our physical bodies
being prone to having deep vein thrombosis and/or blood clots because we don’t wear compression stockings
being prone to having deep vein thrombosis and/or blood clots because we sit for long periods of time
being prone to having deep vein thrombosis and/or blood clots because we have peripheral vascular disease
being prone to having deep vein thrombosis and/or blood clots because we have hypertension
being prone to having deep vein thrombosis and/or blood clots because we had hip and/or knee orthoplasty
having distended surface veins, pain, tenderness, redness, coloration, swelling, and/or warmth in our affected leg
feeling pain and/or soreness when we stand or walk
our affected leg being red and/or discolored
our affected leg or arm swelling without any warning
our affected leg feeling warm
our calf swelling
suddenly fainting
suddenly having a rapid pulse
coughing up blood
feeling pain in our foot and/or ankle
feeling lightheaded and/or dizzy
experiencing sudden shortness of breath
experiencing pain in one leg and that pain increases when our legs are pressed
having tumors that partially and/or completely occludes our pulmonary vasculature
having bone marrow that partially and/or completely occludes our pulmonary vasculature
having amniotic fluid that partially and/or completely occludes our pulmonary vasculature
having foreign matter that partially and/or completely occludes our pulmonary vasculature
having a large embolus that partially and/or completely occludes our pulmonary vasculature
having increased hypoxia to our pulmonary tissues
having impaired blood flow-especially to our pulmonary vasculature and/or respiratory system
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because we smoke
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because have a history of smoking and/or drug abuse
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because we’re overweight, obese, and/or have a BMI of 30 or greater
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because we barely move and/or exercise, and we don’t have enough blood flow and circulation in our physical bodies
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because we cross our legs a lot
being prone to having blood clots
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because we’ve experienced long term immobility
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because we take and/or used to take oral contraceptives, estrogen therapy, and/or hormonal replacement therapy after menopause
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because we have certain blood disorders such as anemia, hemophilia, blood clots, blood cancer, leukemia, lymphoma, and/or myeloma
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because have coronary artery disease
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because have inflammatory bowel disease
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because we take a lot of vitamin K
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because we took COVID vaccinations
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because we’re pregnant
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because we have hypercoagulability and/or elevated platelet counts
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because have varicose veins
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because we recently had surgery-especially orthopedic surgery of the lower extremities and/or pelvis
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because we’ve had heart failure
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because we have chronic atrial fibrillation
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because we have autoimmune hemolytic anemia (Sickle cell anemia)
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because we have one and/or more long bone fractures
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because we’re 40 years old and/or older
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because we have decreased lung elasticity
being prone to having blood clots and/or pulmonary embolisms because we have thickened alveoli
fear
anxiety
worry
stress
nervousness
panic
feeling like there’s an impending doom
feeling pressure in our chest
feeling pain upon inspiration
dyspnea
having air hunger
pleurisy (inflammation of the sheetlike layers that cover the lungs called the pleura)
tachycardia (abnormally fast breathing)
hypotension
tachypnea (abnormally fast breathing)
having adventitious breath sounds such as crackles and coughs
having a heart murmur in S3 and S4
diaphoresis (sweating)
having decreased oxygen saturation levels (low SaO2)
having petechiae (red dots under the skin)
cyanosis (bluish and/or gray discoloration of the skin)
pleural effusion (fluids in the lungs)
having low PaCO2 levels
experiencing respiratory alkalosis during our initial hyperventilation
experiencing hyperventilation
experiencing hypoxemia
tachypnea
anxiety
tetany
convulsions
tingling
numbness
experiencing heart palpitations
experiencing chest pains
experiencing dysrhythmias
experiencing rapid, deep respirations
experiencing respiratory acidosis as we experience hypoxemia
experiencing respiratory depression
experiencing inadequate chest expansions
experiencing alveolar capillary blockages secondary to a pulmonary embolus and/or thrombus
having increased CO2 levels
having increased H+ concentrations
tachycardia
having severe acidosis that may or may not lead to bradycardia
tachypnea
dysrhythmias
anxiety
irritability
confusion
being in a coma
having ineffective, shallow, and rapid breathing
having pale and/or cyanotic skin
hypoxemia
decreased cardiac output
hypotension
tachycardia
cyanosis
jugular venous distension
syncope (fainting)
having S3 and S4 heart sounds
having difficulty breathing
unable to breath
having a stroke from a pulmonary embolism
having a heart attack from a pulmonary embolism
losing our limbs as a complication of losing blood flow to our tissues
getting gangrenes as a complication of losing blood flow to our tissues
death
premature death
the buying, selling, and/or trading of our circulatory system, our arteries, our veins, the elasticity of our arteries and veins, the valves in our veins, our inferior vena cava, our common iliac vein, our internal iliac vein, our external iliac vein, our common femoral vein, our superficial femoral vein, our deep femoral vein, our greater saphenous vein, our anterior tibial veins, our posterior tibial veins, our popliteal veins, our femoral veins, our lesser saphenous veins, our gastrocnemius veins, our peroneal vein, our posterior tibial veins, our anterior tibial veins, our heart, our respiratory system, our lungs, our alveoli, our pulmonary vasculature, our blood circulation, our blood, our platelets, our coagulation factors, our clotting factor I (fibrinogen), our clotting factor II (prothrombin), our clotting factor III (tissue thromboplastin), our clotting factor IV (calcium ions), our clotting factor V (labile factors), our clotting factor VII (stable factors), our clotting factor VIII (antihemophilic factor), our clotting factor IX (Plasma Thromboplastin Component), our clotting factor X (Stuart prower factor), our clotting factor XI (Plasma Thromboplastin Antecedent), our clotting factor XII (Hagerman Factor), our clotting factor XIII (Fibrin Stabilizing Factor), our high molecular weight kinnogen, our Fletcher factor, our Vitamin K, every cells in our bodies, our blood vessels, the endothelial cells that line our blood vessels, our CO2, our O2, our cells, and/or our lives to the kingdom of darkness
the kingdom of darkness having ownership claims over our circulatory system, our arteries, our veins, the elasticity of our arteries and veins, the valves in our veins, our inferior vena cava, our common iliac vein, our internal iliac vein, our external iliac vein, our common femoral vein, our superficial femoral vein, our deep femoral vein, our greater saphenous vein, our anterior tibial veins, our posterior tibial veins, our popliteal veins, our femoral veins, our lesser saphenous veins, our gastrocnemius veins, our peroneal vein, our posterior tibial veins, our anterior tibial veins, our heart, our respiratory system, our lungs, our alveoli, our pulmonary vasculature, our blood circulation, our blood, our platelets, our coagulation factors, our clotting factor I (fibrinogen), our clotting factor II (prothrombin), our clotting factor III (tissue thromboplastin), our clotting factor IV (calcium ions), our clotting factor V (labile factors), our clotting factor VII (stable factors), our clotting factor VIII (antihemophilic factor), our clotting factor IX (Plasma Thromboplastin Component), our clotting factor X (Stuart prower factor), our clotting factor XI (Plasma Thromboplastin Antecedent), our clotting factor XII (Hagerman Factor), our clotting factor XIII (Fibrin Stabilizing Factor), our high molecular weight kinnogen, our Fletcher factor, our Vitamin K, every cells in our bodies, our blood vessels, the endothelial cells that line our blood vessels, our CO2, our O2, our cells, and/or our lives
not having access to medical facilities that are equipped to treat us from any of these aforementioned problems
not having access to medical personnel who are certified, knowledgeable, skilled, and experienced regarding how to treat any of these aforementioned problems
being denied access and/or medical treatment to any of these aforementioned problems because of our race, gender, religion, citizenship status, socioeconomic status, because we didn’t get COVID vaccinations and/or tests, because the health care providers and/or the health care facilities don’t like our health insurance, because we don’t have health insurance, and/or for any other discriminatory, prejudiced, intolerant, racist, unethical, and/or immoral reasons
having a weak sense of self
grieving
being obsessed with something and/or someone negative
feeling overwhelmed
trying to avoid our problems
blocking love from ourselves and/or others
the curses of freemasonry activating against us to try to cause, contribute to, and/or exacerbate any of these aforementioned problems
the category/kingdom of spirits that cause, contribute to, and/or exacerbate any of these aforementioned problems

Aneurysm Deliverance Prayer

Sat, 16 Apr 2022 05:03:35 +0000

COURT CASE:

having aneurysms on any blood vessel in our physical bodies
having a section of our arteries widen because our arteries are weak
having a bulge in our blood vessel caused by a weakness in our blood vessel wall
our blood vessels ballooning due to our blood vessel walls being weak
having a saccular aneurysm in which one side of our artery is affected
having a fusiform aneurysm in which our complete artery is affected
having a dissecting aneurysm in which blood separates the layers of our arterial walls, and forming a cavity between them
having a pseudoaneurysm in which the clot and connective tissue are outside of our arterial wall
having a pseudoaneurysm due to us having a vessel injury or trauma to all three layers of our arterial walls
having a thoracic aortic aneurysm
experiencing coolness and/or cyanosis of our extremities
cyanosis (having a bluish color on our skin due to not having enough oxygenation in our blood)
experiencing hoarseness, shortness of breath, and/or difficulty swallowing
experiencing severe back pain
experiencing decreased urinary output
dyspnea (difficult or labored breathing)
having an increased pulse
having pain that extends to our neck, shoulders, lower back, and/or abdomen
weakness
fainting
having an abdominal aortic aneurism
having an abnormal dilation of our arterial wall caused by localized weakness and stretching in the medial wall of our aorta
having a constant gnawing feeling in our abdomen
having flank or back pain
having abdominal or lower back pain
having a pulsating abdominal mass
having a bruit
having an elevated blood pressure
having an abdominal aortic aneurism due to us having atherosclerosis
having a prominent, pulsating mass in our abdomen at or above our umbilicus
having a systolic bruit over our aorta
having tenderness on our abdominal area upon deep palpation
having an aortic dissection
having an aortic dissection due to us having Marfan’s syndrome
having a sudden onset of tearing, ripping, and/or stabbing abdominal or back pain
having a brain aneurysm
our brain aneurysm rupturing
getting a stroke due to us having a brain aneurysm
dying because we had a ruptured brain aneurysm
having a sudden, severe headache
experiencing the “worst headache” of our life
experiencing a “thunderclap headache”
experiencing a localized and intense headache
experiencing photophobia
experiencing blurred vision
experiencing double vision
experiencing a droopy eyelid
experiencing pain above and behind our eyes
having dilated pupils
our eyes getting sensitive to light
sudden neck stiffness
nausea
vomiting
confusion
experiencing reduced consciousness
experiencing numbness in one side of our face
losing feeling in parts of our physical body
losing our consciousness
fainting
having an aneurysm that is undetected
having an aneurysm that has no signs and/or symptoms
having an unruptured aneurysm
having peripheral vision deficits
having thinking and/or processing problems
having speech complications
having perceptual problems
experiencing sudden changes in our behavior
losing our balance
losing our coordination
having decreased concentration
having short term memory difficulty
fatigue
having a ruptured aneurysm
having a ruptured aneurysm due to blood accumulating within our aortic wall following a tear in the lining of our aorta
having a ruptured aneurysm due to blood accumulating within our aortic wall following a tear in the lining of our aorta due to us having hypertension
having severe abdominal and/or back pain
having lumbar pain that radiates to our flank and groin
hypotension
having an increased heart rate
having hematomas (bruises) on our flank area
experiencing seizures
incontinence
experiencing hypovolemic shock
experiencing diaphoresis (sweating), nausea, vomiting, faintness, and/or apprehension
having a decreased or absent peripheral pulse
having neurological deficits
experiencing hypotension and initial tachycardia
experiencing hemorrhagic shock
having a false verdict, generational false verdict, and/or word curse of being prone to getting an aneurysm of any kind due to us smoking, smoking tobacco, being overweight, having an unhealthy diet, lacking physical activity, having a high blood pressure, having uncontrolled hypertension, having atherosclerosis, having arterial stiffening, and/or because we’re older
arterial stiffening
having a false verdict, generational false verdict, and/or word curse that we lost elastin in our arterial walls, that the intima of our arteries thickened, and that we have progressive fibrosis
having a false verdict, generational false verdict, and/or word curse of having an aneurysm of any kind, a saccular aneurysm, a fusiform aneurysm, a dissecting aneurysm, a pseudoaneurysm, an abdominal aortic aneurism, a brain aneurysm, a cerebral aneurysm, an intracranial aneurysm, a undetected aneurysm of any kind, an undetected brain aneurysm, an undetected abdominal aneurysm, and/or a ruptured aneurysm
the buying, selling, and/or trading of the elastin in our arteries, our arteries, our blood vessels, and/or our lives to the kingdom of darkness
the kingdom of darkness having ownership claims over the elastin in our arteries, our arteries, our blood vessels, and/or our lives
having cannibalism in our bloodlines
our bloodlines eating babies
our bloodlines doing blood rituals
our bloodlines doing blood magick
our bloodlines worshipping Ra, Baal, and/or Molech
fear of dying
fear of dying from an aneurysm of any kind
fear of dying from an aneurysm
fear of dying from a brain aneurysm
fear of dying from a stroke
fear of dying from an aortic aneurysm
fear of dying from any of the complications of having an aneurysm of any kind
fear
anxiety
worry
stress
nervousness
panic
rage
anger
hatred
jealousy
resentment
bitterness
premature death
sudden death
tragic death
painful death
torment
death
having death spirits
having Ra spirits
having Baal spirits
having Molech spirits
having black widow spirits
having witchcraft spirits
control
being controlling
wanting to control others
manipulation
coercion
being unable to control our situation
being controlled
our boyfriend, girlfriend, lover, fiancé, and/or or spouse’s spirit spouses and/or spirit children attack us and causing, contributing to, and/or exacerbating our aneurysms
our boyfriend, girlfriend, lover, fiancé, and/or or spouse’s spirit spouses and/or spirit children trying to kill us
our boyfriend, girlfriend, lover, fiancé, and/or or spouse having a black widow spirit that is trying to kill us
someone paying a human agent of darkness to kill us
someone asking a human agent of darkness to kill us
human agents of darkness sending spirits to kill us
the category/kingdom of spirits that cause, contribute to, exacerbate, and/or reestablish any of the aforementioned problems