A Realised Day

   I have lived MS, from 6y 11m.

   (on 15/2/81 , my recollection says, now)

 My after the >impact<{details on Thesis 1} was, worth my intentional memorising, at 8yoa.

This memorised day, in its complete entirety, has come back to me after injecting methotrexate.

I have formed two Thesis, both @KeithCa41469726 , I have setup a blog( www.strivetospin.com ) to show my way, of dealing with , learned Drs and interested parties, COB:Collapsed Occipital Bone, which parted at External Occipital Crest.

When this parting of the sea(m),which has then  angled the damaged bone at magnum fornum too, for some it has allowed BM to leak.

This leak allowed BM, or Pons, to drop through  the opened   Occipital Bone seam.

This has then squeezed Thalamus first, then Hypothalamus, afterwards.

Regardless, of the magnitude of the impact force to OB:Occipital Bone,  Thalamus flow has been altered, and Hypothalamus too,  then dx ensues , in my case at 29yoa.

This can be proven, by examining Occipital Bone to Magnum, that a friction point(s) exists in the cadavers skull , will then find an angled External Occipital Crest and flattened Diencephalon.

We are now at the point of realisation.

COB/MS isn't a disease. It is the result of a childhood, skull TBI, Thalamus and Hypothalamus have ejected their blood contents, the MRI image is friction of that damage rubbing  their Cerebellum,

Im telling the complete truth here, when I say that I know how to repair ,or fix, the COB/MS that results.

The cure, is a repair, per se. Centrifugal Force is the tool to employ to refill Thalamus  and Hypothalamus. 

This would equate to a means of TKMS:TheKineticMomentialSystem, which is my means to exert CF.

I hope I've conveyed this, properly. By god I've tried, for near 40 years.

I'll likely be laughed out of court, but this , moment, had to be, and is, realised.


In one of many conclusions, that will come, HealthCare can be improved.

All from a, Marine Engineers,  pedantic measures included, data banks.

The day I give up, will be the day of completion.

Keith Campbell, aged 45 y.