@nannerbugs33 I am so relieved to know they have a diagnosis and can treat this. Jamison has got this and he couldn't have a better wife by his side. โกโก love you so much
Friends, this isn't an easy post for me. As many of you know Jamison is still in the ICU. The attempt to lessen sedation and entubate him didn't work. They are going to try again this evening and God willing it does. The hard part is asking for your help. Since once again he'll be in the hospital for our anniversary (wed) and Thanksgiving. I'd like to book this room that has a full kitchen for me to cook, and can stay down there and still try to have a semi normal holiday dinner and bring him a real meal. I'm adding screenshots of the room/price and donation info. I know money is tight for everyone right now so I am embarrassed asking but I'll swallow my pride for him and the kids. Thank you!
Prayers are free tho and much needed as well ๐โโ๏ธ
The Wounded Knee Massacre was not a battle but the intentional killing of hundreds of Lakota Sioux by U.S. soldiers in 1890.
About 350 primarily Lakota Sioux, majority of them unarmed women, children, and elderly people, were intercepted, while moving toward Pine Ridge, by 500 soldiers from the 7th Cavalry, equipped with rifles and four Hotchkiss rapid-fire cannons set up on a hill overlooking the encampment.
The U.S. Army attempted to disarm the few warriors, (estimated 15โ30 rifles, and most were older, poor-quality), who carried weapons. A scuffle broke out and reportedly a rifle went off during the confiscation. The soldiers opened fire with rifles and Hotchkiss machine guns positioned around the camp.
Estimated 250โ300 of the Lakota Sioux was killed, many of them women and children, and 25 U.S Army soldiers, many likely from crossfire.
Once shooting began, it became a one-sided massacre rather than a fight, and it is also recognized rightly as a massacre, not a battle, because the Lakota were vastly outgunned, largely non-combatant, especially the women, children, and elders who made up most of the victims.