I have arrived in one of my heart homes, Newfoundland. I will be here for 3 months. First thing I wanted to do was travel and see the icebergs. They are just amazing.
Before I left Toronto I was in horrific car accident on a major highway. A massive 18 wheeler truck caught my mirror in his. It was very freaky. I was dragged across the highway and back, before I hit the barrier. My airbags deployed, front of car fell off as well as the passenger door. As I was sailing across the highway, my only thought was if this car rolls over I am dead, so I pulled my seat belt tighter, which I don’t think made any sense, but at that point I was terrified!
The car was totalled and I have massive bruising, a cracked rib and foggy vision in one eye, but I am very lucky to walk from this. As time goes on more things happen to my body, which I am told is trauma.
I am very lucky to be here with my good friends Peggy and Denise, who yell at me in a nice way, when I am attempting too much. The other interesting thing was that it took about 10 minutes before any cars stopped and asked if I was ok and called 911. I think that says something about our society, cars just kept buzzing by.
The Police, Medics and Fireman came very fast after that. I am fine, it will just take little time.
Enjoy the Iceberg pictures!
Majestic Icebergs
The Nomadic Intern 
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Dear Betty.
What drama and what an horrific experience! We’re so glad to hear you’re “ok”
Send you big hugs and hope you’ll recover soon.
Om shanti 🙂
Svanborg and Ottarr
Dearest Betty,Take care,this is another karmic account finishing.Baba says your last accounts are with the body.Beautiful icebergsWe might not see this again till the next kalpa.Love youIBYMathildesister
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You are one amazing woman, Betty! I think the forces of the universe were pulling for you to survive this horrific accident, as you have a lot of travelling and writing and sharing yet to do. Please don’t hurry yourself in the healing process, though; remember the tortoise that got to its goal just fine by taking a little longer.
Betty I’m so sorry to hear about your accident. How frightening. You’ve always been a survivor. Heal up and feel better. Love always, B
Betty, do take care of yourself. It sounds like a truly terrifying experience for sure. It was great to see you. I just finished My Way and found it fascinating. I feel so lucky to have worked with you along the way.
So glad you survived …”Car-ma” indeed! Be well – sounds like you are in the perfect place to heal … for now …