Miracle Healings & Olga Worrall Part 1

The challenge of her own life came when her young son was diagnosed with Acute Myelogenous Leukemia. Two different cancer specialists told her his condition was incurable partly because there was no effective treatment for this rare leukemia at that time. After experiencing a profound sensation of heaven and earth meeting, Premasudha decided to open the door to the possibility of her son surviving this challenge and gave the problem to the Universe to solve.

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I wanted to tell you about my son's miracle healing from leukemia when he was just a small child.

You know,

It started after he was born and I had a dream that he would die before he was 13 months.

And around four months or so,

He got a cold and it didn't go away.

So he just come through colic.

I don't know if any of you know what it's like a child with colic.

Anyway it was really bad colic.

So he had just started calming down and we got this cold.

He got this cold and I took him around to two pediatricians and they just said,

You know,

Don't worry,

It's okay.

I was still nursing at the time and they felt that would have antibodies.

So but the third one palpated his stomach.

He said that,

You know,

There's a problem,

Enlarged spleen,

Enlarged liver.

And he sent me to take my son for tests.

So I think any parent knows what that feels like.

Very terrifying.

And got a phone call a couple of days later from a doctor I didn't know.

He was very cross.

I think he was cross that he got stuck making a phone call like this because he said,

You know,

He gave the blood count and he said,

You know,

I said,

Is that cancer?

And he said,

Yeah,

I've never seen a blood count this high without it being cancer,

Which is fine,

But he was very cranky.

So that was just,

I remember that,

You know,

It stuck in my mind.

But you know,

My son,

So he was not doing well.

So he gradually stopped moving and stopped growing.

We took him to the cancer specialist.

And first of all,

Because it didn't fit the leukemia thing completely.

The closest thing they thought it was myelogenous leukemia,

A kind of leukemia old people get.

And apparently one child in North America gets this a year.

So they didn't really,

You know,

They were thinking of other things and they came up with various diseases,

Which one was storage cell disease.

I just remember that because it was genetic and there was nobody on both sides of our family who had it.

So that was a real red herring.

So anyway,

They finally decided,

Confirmed that it was this myelogenous leukemia,

Which is not,

It's not,

It's resistant to treatment.

It's resistant to chemotherapy and radiotherapy.

And anyway,

He was a tiny child.

So I went to another doctor.

All this was taking weeks and months and he was getting older,

But he wasn't really getting bigger.

He had been a really enormous baby.

He'd been nearly 10 pounds at birth.

And by three months,

I mean,

I kid you not,

He was about 30 pounds.

Really,

I know this sounds like impossible,

But he was.

He's will sometimes triple their weight early.

And if you start off nearly 10 pounds,

Then it's 30 pounds.

Anyway,

He stayed 30 pounds for about two years.

So we took him to another specialist in Vancouver.

And this woman,

Also a very highly rated oncologist confirmed the diagnosis.

So but the point I've sort of forgotten to mention is because this is what I forgot is actually the thing that I feel steers,

Steered the whole illness.

So when we came back from the oncologist for that initial report,

I,

You know,

I came upstairs.

We lived in the second floor flat at that time.

Amazingly.

Okay,

So this was in the 80s.

And he had that horrible,

You know,

Shag carpet and it was bright yellow shag carpet.

So I came up in the living room and my son was actually wearing a yellow sort of jumpsuit.

And I put him down on the floor just sitting because he sat so much.

He did not play.

He didn't feel well enough to play.

So and as I did that,

The sun came in through this really huge window we had in the living room,

Which was,

You know,

Part of why we rented the place.

Anyway,

The sun came in and I had this moment of it was sort of like heaven and earth meeting.

And I decided not to believe the doctors,

But to hold the space for something else to happen.

Now it wasn't a demand or a forcing.

It was just how could I side with my son's death?

Like so even if the,

You know,

Diagnosis was accurate,

They couldn't do anything and it would just mean his death.

So why would I as a mother side with that?

So I decided to open the door for something else to happen because I also knew that he'd feel it in my breast milk if I believed he'd die and that that would make him give up.

So there was that moment of heaven and earth meeting.

It was absolute peace and I decided to just hold the door open for something else to happen.

You know,

And then that moment was over.

I was kind of back just here on earth and now living our lives.

We,

You know,

Spent the rest of the day together.

But in retrospect,

It is that moment that steered everything and it wasn't engineered.

It was just,

It was just like as I flowed along with these events that happened.

I don't think I could have done that consciously or tried to do it or forced it.

I never even would have thought of it.

I just did it.

So within two weeks of that moment,

Somebody put me in touch with Olga Worl,

Who was a very well known healer who worked specifically with little children.

She worked out of,

I think,

Baltimore and it was a church,

Maybe Seventh Day Adventist,

I think.

And she lived at the church and she had these daily offerings of prayer time.

So I,

You know,

I phoned her up and I said,

Like,

You know,

Can I bring my son to you?

And she said,

No,

You don't have to do that.

You don't have to do that at all.

Just at seven o'clock every morning or every evening,

Put your hands on your son and that will help ground the compassion that I'm going to be sending at that time.

So and this is how she healed.

And this is how the children,

Not all of the children,

But some of the children who came to her got better.

So what she said was that my son's aura was really strong.

But that's,

She didn't say it was going to work or anything.

Anyway,

I was like,

OK,

That sounds great.

I said,

What can I pay you?

And I was just wanting,

I would have given this woman my house.

I'm not kidding.

Anything.

And she said,

No,

There's no charge.

You know,

She worked out of this church.

She did it as a service to God.

So what a blessing.

So every day after that,

We put our hands on him,

On John,

At seven o'clock every evening for five minutes.

And you know,

We went within like we used to have to go back for checkups like every two weeks with blood checkups.

We'd get his little finger poked,

You know.

But anyway,

They were just trying to help.

I really knew that they were just doing their best.

And so his blood count fell by 500.

And the next time we went,

Another two weeks,

It had fallen by a thousand.

Now his blood count at that point was 60,

000 white cell count,

Which is astronomical.

He hardly moved.

His skin was so white that it was transparent,

Almost transparent.

He was a sick kid and he had this big tummy.

He looked like,

You know,

One of the seven dwarfs because he had one of these big tummy with his spleen and liver so expanded and then this white,

White skin.

Anyway,

You know,

Every two weeks we'd go to the hospital and it was a cross cancer clinic actually in Edmonton.

And his blood count would have fallen by a thousand.

You know,

It was gradual.

So I'm trying to think of what happened next.

There were some funny moments.

There was a moment where I noticed that the oncologist no longer came and that we just saw residents.

And that's fine.

I mean,

He didn't,

We didn't need any help.

You know,

I'm sure he had lots of work to do.

So remember one day a friend came over and the daughter took a hammer to this music box,

Which was called the Magic Dancer.

They were available in the 80s and took a hammer to it.

And now I had bought that at that very outside as a symbol of hope,

Like the hope for John's healing.

And so she took a hammer to it.

You know,

Like I'm not a particularly superstitious woman,

But that seemed like pretty bad news to me.

And the same week his pitcher fell off the wall and broke.

And then his little,

John's little Beatrice Potter child's bowl,

Like,

You know,

It was,

You know,

I can't remember the toad or like whatever they are.

But anyway,

It broke.

And I was going,

Oh boy,

This looks really bad.

And I,

I just kept remembering that moment of when heaven and earth met.

And I had never felt any sense of heaven before,

Before that moment,

Really,

My life had been pretty,

Pretty earth bound.

So I held on to that.

And then lo and behold,

I went for,

I went shopping and so I went into,

I had this impulse to go into a gift shop next to the supermarket.

And I didn't,

I didn't do stuff like that.

And certainly not in those days.

I would usually just go straight home,

But I walked into this gift shop and there was the identical music box and it was on half price.

And I hadn't even bought it in Canada.

I bought it actually in Hawaii when my parents took,

You know,

My husband,

My then husband and John and I to Hawaii,

Just after the diagnosis for a week or so,

Just,

Just really sweet of them.

It helped.

Except John ate sand.

Somebody had always to be watching him to make sure he didn't eat sand.

But anyway,

Gradually his blood count,

You know,

Fell more and more.

And I remember the social worker after he was better telling me that,

You know,

She was married to a scientist and you know,

With her work with the medical,

You know,

In the hospital,

She felt that any other belief,

You know,

Any holding out for miracles or belief in God was kind of taboo.

So because during our time together at this hospital,

I was quite rude to her because she kept on asking to come over and I knew that she was just trying to,

She just was going to try to make me kind of go along,

Accept John's death.

And I had this whole other thing going where like I just set,

You know,

My sails on that John was going to live.

And there was old go working doing this.

So this went on for like a couple of years.

And he was better and better.

He still wasn't growing.

But oh yeah,

I remember one day I saw his eyes go back and forth,

Flick back and forth.

And I thought to myself,

He's deciding whether to live or die,

You know,

With a mother's intuition and when babies,

You know,

Kids are small,

You're really close to them.

So you really like pick up accurate data.

And the next day,

I saw the first glimmer of a blush of color in his face,

Which had been so white for so long.

So I knew he turned the corner and he was going to live.

One of the things that surprised me was the huge pressure on me to just sort of kowtow to this diagnosis.

Even though it just there's nothing they could do.

And it just meant that my son would die.

Like,

Why would I,

Why would I go along with that?

But really,

I mean,

This was in the 80s.

And you know,

It's Alberta,

Maybe it's,

You know.

And,

You know,

Just the,

That basically it was obvious to me,

People considered me like flake on diluted and we're kind of patronizing.

And even my husband at the time,

Like we would have these fights,

Like,

Like this seems so sad to me.

We would come out of the,

You know,

The appointment for John and his blood count would have fallen.

And I'd say,

See,

Look,

Look,

That's good news.

And he'd like,

Really,

We'd fight all the way home with him calling me Pollyanna and like whatever.

And I'm like,

But the empirical evidence was the,

Is the white cells were falling.

I mean,

He was patently getting better.

So what was the problem?

Like really empirical evidence was on my side.

You see,

The real empirical evidence was I had that moment of heaven and earth meeting and then Olga came in and his blood count dropped.

So that's the truth of this.

That's the empirical evidence to the whole thing.

And everything else is,

Well,

I think it's just dogma.

That's what I've concluded anyway.

So he's fine.

He's a deep guy.

He's got ever since that experience,

He was always had a depth to him that was unusual.

And,

You know,

Our culture,

You know,

Can be superficial.

So,

You know,

Being deep at all is a ride except,

You know,

It's a wonderful relief to deepen because as I say,

I mean,

I think that's why we're here,

You know,

To become more aware and to grow.

So this is a story of my son's miracle healing from leukemia.

It took,

You know,

Really three years.

It was two years mostly.

And then,

Oh yeah.

Okay.

So he's nearly,

He's nearly better.

His count is about,

His blood cell count is about 20,

000.

So normal is about 8 to 12,

I think.

And I get a terrible feeling at seven o'clock when we go to put our hands on my son.

I don't feel Olga.

It doesn't feel warm.

It just feels kind of stark and cold.

And I thought to myself,

Olga's died.

I just know she's died.

She's 86.

Her husband had died and her twin children had died early.

And what she did with that wounding is she healed and then became this incredible healer who was famous all over.

I mean,

You can Google her Olga Worrall.

So I had a really rough week and then I decided that my son could do the rest himself and that Olga would be probably helping from heaven.

And I was just so grateful for her for staying alive to be able to help us.

So I then decided at that time I was this journalist and I come from a very scientific,

People in my family were scientists,

Engineers or business people.

But I just decided with this that I just wanted to be someone like Olga.

And it sort of never crossed my mind that I wouldn't eventually get there.

You just have to give up your ego,

That's all,

And let your true nature in.

And then a person becomes capable of doing things that would seem impossible to others who are still operating in their fear and ego.

But any of us can do this.

Yeah,

That's the joke.

The truth is any of us can do this.

You just have to really want it and it kind of takes your whole life.

Other people might really not know what you're doing.

But the great thing is maybe when you're older,

They start listening to you.

That's my hope anyway.

Anyway,

Bless your hearts.

You're very precious and it's lovely.

It's great.

Thanks for listening to this story.

May it help.

May it help.

Yeah,

Me hearing this help.

Okay.

See you later inawasak expanding and in 21 deeper cure

Reviews

Thank you for sharing this powerful story 🙏💗🌟 I'm inspired 💖💖💖

Sometimes I listen and I hear all the points, agree with them or just sit with them. Then I have no idea what I just heard when it comes time to tell you that I am so grateful.
Anyway, I’m going to go look up Olga. She sounds incredible and also your videos. A little healing helps us all! 🌸❤️🤗 Thank you for sharing your story. They are helping immensely. I have been holding my babies longer than probably necessary just to make sure I regulate them sufficiently. It doesn’t end as children. It works on adults too. 🌸🙏🏾🌸