Dr. Hansen Office Shenanigans: Vernon NJ

Wednesday, September 23, 2026: 8:58 PM: I’m told by my doctor’s office that a slip for another lipid panel will be available for me to download in twenty-four hours. Funny! They didn’t say anything about the Invitae Familial Hypercholesterolemia Panel. But, given that the office can’t even get my name right half the time, even when messaging through MyChart, it doesn’t surprise me. I need to dig deeper into the notes and such from my last office visit, too, because it looks with my screen reader like they’ve decided I’m six foot five now, as well. But… “We shall see.”

Golden Dawn System Integration Advisory Vision

Wednesday, September 23, 2026: 2:00 PM: I just wrapped up a meditation session that involved some interesting visions. While they were quite detailed, requiring quite a bit of writing to describe them, the message is simple. I need to integrate even more of the Golden Dawn System into my meditations than what I’ve been doing. What I’ve done is a good start. But I need to do a bit more, especially where my usage of affirmation statements are concerned.

Monetary Gains Dream

Tuesday, September 22, 2026, 3:43 PM: I meditated this afternoon to clear my head and with the intention of working on things in my environment. I wasn’t planning to fall asleep, but I did. I then entered a full-blown vision in which my nephew asked how much pizza he should order for all of us; his family and the Delaware grandparents. This was clearly somewhat of a precognitive dream.

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Limiting Blind People’s Tech Access

Monday, September 21, 2026: 8:48 AM: Somehow, attempting to limit my computer access always seems to end up shooting me in the foot. I give up where that is concerned. Tech for blind people is like PB&J. There’s no getting around it and it’s not like I use my stuff for playing games all day or mindless Facebook scrolling. So, computer schedules be damned. They limit my ability to function efficiently and cause more aggravation than they are worth.

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