On June 16th I went to the doctor about a large recurrent lump (about the size of my palm) that had been coming up for me repeatedly for a day or two at a time and then going down again for several months on my lower right abdomen, just about around my cecus. The lump was coming up about once every 2 or 3 weeks. It was kinda hard, but not that hard, and it was quite noticeable, especially when I had less fat on my body. Increasingly over time this lump was becoming more and more painful. When I finally went to the doctor due to the pain, sae felt around on the spot and concluded that it's either a hernia or a cyst. Sae mentioned that it's possible it could be a benign cyst which won't need to be removed surgically, but otherwise it will require a surgery. After the doctor felt around, it was hurting really badly on the spot where sae found it, for a good 15 minutes or so.
That pain continued occasionally until not very long before I saw my doctor next about it on September 17th. Sae had ordered and ultrasound to confirm if it was a hernia or a cyst, and was certain that this kind of a test was the type which would reveal it. But when the ultrasound results came out, nothing was found at all, and I have not experienced the pain since that time. I had experienced the pain even after the ultrasound, and I believe that two miracles happened. First, the ultrasound miraculously came out without any sight of it, and second, it actually went away for real once the ultrasound results were processed.
Now, I also got acute appendicitis over the course of 3 days' time according to hospital, on August 19th or 20th, thus leading to surgery on August 23rd. The doctors and surgeons at the hospital had concluded based on my symptoms that it was acute appendicitis, but there is the chance that they may have been incorrect and theoretically without symptoms that I noticed, it may have been going on for much longer. But that said, there is no way that a recurrent lump which comes up and then goes away repeatedly is considered a sign of appendicitis. There is a thing called complicated appendicitis, where the appendix gets an abscess (an infection like a welt) all around it and it causes a lump — but that lump does not go away. It would never be a recurrent lump that keeps coming back and then going away again. You can look that up.
Now, just a note, because at the hospital I accidentally thought they told me that my appendix was on my left side. But it turns out it's on the right side. So in one of my health blog posts there was some confusion about this. I had mentioned that this lump was on the other side from the appendix anyway, which was odd. But actually it was around the same spot as the appendix. And yet the issue remains that a recurrent lump just doesn't make sense for appendicitis.
So, I believe that the hernia or cyst was miraculously healed. And my doctor was fully confused about the issue and said that since I have an MRI for another reason, which is a much clearer test, and this is for my whole pelvic area, we can double check it with the MRI results too when we get the results. But in fact my doctor was certain that an ultrasound would provide the results we're looking for about this type of issue. So when we look at this with the MRI, I'll come back to this post and edit it with the confirmation.
Coming back to what I said before about 2 kinds of miracles — test results and a physical healing. Some test results are more reliable than others. In this case it was the most reliable form of ultrasound possible (a vaginal ultrasound). Sure, some types of tests may be inaccurate. But the thing is, I believe that there are negative and positive forces which can alter test results, as well as physical body parts. I believe that evil of curses can cause physical illnesses, and positive miracles can cure them. And the distinction between tests and physical conditions is important. When there are harmful curses causing symptoms, these symptoms could be multiple things, and it's up to tests to find out what they are. The symptoms are one thing, the tests to confirm what the curses want it to be are another. If something of a miracle can stop the test from confirming an illness, that can stop the symptoms of the curse, or force it to come out confirmed in a different test as something else.
I think what happened to me is very rare. I had curses causing symptoms, hoping for it to come out as a hernia in the test. When the test wasn't a hernia, the curses for some reason were not able to have it be anything else. So this wound up looking completely mysterious and weird. Normally I think it always looks normal like a normal health thing. And I wouldn't even bring this up as a miracle if it weren't for the other miracles that are also happening at this time, and the fact that I expect dramatic physical miracles to take place and there's very good reason for that. But this is a time of many miracles for me, and so this has been identified as one of many.
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