Kp Message 6-20-19… “One Year Ago (6-19-18) something Miraculous Happened”

Today (6-19-19) I stopped at the EMT station near Hapuna Beach, whose people picked me off the beach and took me to the hospital after a near-drowning I experienced. I described it earlier here, and here.

I went there to thank them again for their EMT help on that day. The one that remembered me said that one of the best rewards they receive is when they see people that they have helped, and who have come back to life.

That includes me.

Also I wanted to thank everyone who helped me on that day, Tom and Gordana (who drove 40 miles to pick me up), Beverly (who made some calls for me since I had no cell phone), and North Hawaii Community Hospital. I’m grateful as well for all who read this blog, and who I know sent their Light and Love to me while I was going through my “water process”, and recovery.

Today my body is pretty much 100% back, and I was at Hapuna today, in part, to celebrate just BEing there (and this time I stayed on the water most of the time, although I did go under a few times, to practice holding my breath, which I can now do for 20-30 seconds.

In any event, I know this was an important deal to go through, and that everyone who was supposed to be there was there to help, the boys who pulled me out, whoever it was who called 911, and the EMT guys who came and picked me up.

Once a lifetime is enough, but I do feel it was an event meant to bring a full “stop” to the old life, and bring a brand new “start” to a new one.

Aloha to all, Kp

PS One of the guys said they do receive support (for life saving equipment) from the Sayre Foundation, https://danielsayrefoundation.org/. Their website says, “The Daniel R. Sayre Memorial Foundation is a volunteer-run, non-profit organization dedicated to providing essential equipment and training to the Hawaii Island Fire Department who serves the Hawaii community, and more than 1.5 million visitors per year from around the world… 100% of our donations go to funding rescue equipment and training vital to saving lives.”