Joseph and Nancy McMoneagle

What a great surprise it is, to be able to sit at my keyboard on July 4, 2006, only three weeks after surgery, feeling as well as I do. Aside from the gifted hands of my surgeons, I’m sure the reason I feel so well is because of the good intentions and expectations of so many of you, my friends, neighbors, and associates. I cannot think of another time when I’ve had so many praying for . . . (more) →

This is what Joe says as he describes how he’s been feeling this past week of recuperating from his back surgery. Needless to say, being back home with our fur children surrounding him, purring their healing frequencies, has helped reduce his post-operative pain immeasurably!

In fact, not only is he feeling much better, with back pain muchly reduced, though still a bit sore from incisions, he looks terrific, his incisions are healing nicely, and his . . . (more) →

Hello, Everyone~

Joe got to come home from the hospital today (Tuesday), after showing the
doctors and nursing staff he was up to leaving…which he did by walking
around the halls for the past two days — sans assistance!

Here he is, filleted up front and back, having just undergone lumbar
laminectomy with fusion for his degenerative disc disease (the “360″), and
he’s ambling about quite well with just a cane for support two days after
the last surgery. Remarkable. Clearly, . . . (more) →

I’m happy to report that the second “180″ of Joe’s 360 operation was done ahead of schedule today (Friday), and that the four and a half hour procedure went beautifully. Though he’s very uncomfortable (medical euphemism for being in great pain), the doctors assure me that after tomorrow, which will be his most challenging day pain-wise, he’ll be feeling 100% better each day. As ever, your good thoughts and prayers are welcome . . . (more) →

I’m delighted to report Joe’s back surgery yesterday morning went
exceedingly well. The neurosurgeon replaced discs from L2 to S1, doing this
from the front of Joe’s body with a cardiovascular team in addition to his
neurosurgery team, and on Saturday he will put titanium screws and rods in
Joe’s spine in another surgical procedure going in from Joe’s back. The
operation is called a “360″ for obvious reasons… So, I guess you could say
Joe got a “180″ done . . . (more) →

Since the McMoneagles’ website doesn’t get updated often, Joe and Nancy (Scooter) have agreed to try out having a blog!

In part due to the international exposure of Joe’s Remote Viewing, the McMoneagles’ correspondence quantity has reached a level where it just isn’t really feasible to address it all directly. Much as they love to hear from friends and the public, there are only so many hours in a day. I’ve assured them a blog is a . . . (more) →