Jenna Jan McJack

There's a whole life coming to Blossom Hollow, and new lives.... stay tuned.
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Jenna Jan McJack

For those curious.. I make an image, and I write a script, the video is combined with my audio track and voila, it's like Disney took a bath. The first one here is the image I used for Magical House. He's so happy. All the dishes do themselves, his laundry falls on the floor, then reappears clean and folded. He can't understand why she seems so grim, life is magical.

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Thesis Outline: Why I Could Hold a 450°F Pan Without Pain or Injury

1. Introduction
Present the phenomenon: complete numbness, no pain, no burns, despite direct heat exposure.

State the central question: What mechanisms in medicine could explain both loss of sensation and absence of tissue injury?

2. Background
Normal physiology: pain and circulation protect against burns.

Typical outcomes: neuropathy → loss of sensation but still burns; circulation issues → unusual wound healing but not heat resistance.

My case: both sensation loss and no injury.

3. Mechanism Chain
Inflammation and oxidative stress: disrupted nerve signaling → numbness.

Peripheral neuropathy: explains inability to feel tongue, lips, shower, heat.

Circulatory dysregulation (Raynaud’s): restricted blood flow alters tissue oxygenation and heat transfer.

Altered tissue response: reduced thermal conductivity, unusual blood properties (black blood, non‑bleeding wounds) → skin doesn’t blister or redden.

Combined effect: nerve shutdown + circulation changes = no pain, no injury.

4. Scientific Parallels
Firewalking: brief contact with hot coals, no burns due to rapid heat dissipation.

Leidenfrost effect: moisture barrier prevents burns for seconds.

Neuropathy cases: patients lose pain but still get burns.

My case: unique overlap — neuropathy plus circulation changes prevented both sensation and injury.

5. Resolution
Recovery after anti‑inflammatories/antioxidants suggests reversible inflammation‑driven neuropathy and vascular spasm.

Healing of Raynaud’s supports circulation as a key factor.

Thesis: The absence of burns was not just numbness, but a rare state where inflammation and vascular dysfunction altered both nerve signaling and tissue heat response.

6. Conclusion
Pain insensitivity alone doesn’t explain no injury
Circulatory changes (Raynaud’s) plus inflammation created a protective but abnormal state.

This dual mechanism is rare but consistent with medical science.

Appears to be neurovascular dissociation

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Island Songs From Around The World, just up youtube.com/playlist?list=PL9...

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Jenna Jan McJack

Got my budget blowout songs all ready, because this budget most certainly blows! Happy Budget Week

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Satirical Stab at the Nonsense

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Jenna Jan McJack

I recently saw video of a UK cop telling a man to stop looking Jewish .
And the cop still has a job.
Yes really. Stop looking Jewish he said. Said it upsets people. The UK is upsetting me.
They also arrested and imprisoned a man w posted about the r*pe gangs. Why? Because r*pists are not British, Jewish or Christian

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Jenna Jan McJack

Fun Fact; Dancing helps shake the junk out of your lymph nodes.
A person who is overweight and or in pain due to low activity and lymph stagnation, they can lose 30 pounds in a month just dancing around, walking.
Lose your pain! And have some fun.

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Just saw Mr Davies from northern Perspective sitting witness against the longest ballot jerks. Looks like they're about to take a butt whooping. Yay!

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