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Geras
MemberMars Retrograde and Surgeries, Doctors« on: 01.09.2020 at 19:40 [UT+1] »Have You ever had the opposite experience with Mars Retrograde ? You underwent surgery and everything wasjust fine (major or minor, doesn't matter), you didn't drown in blood that has forgotten how to clot ? Thewounds were healing just fine ? Doctors haven't forgotten years of training ? Or was it exactly like all the cookbooks say : Everything was a mess and it was a major life lesson to always check retrogrades ? Share yourexperience please.

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Re: Mars Retrograde and Surgeries, Doctors« Reply #1 - on: 03.09.2020 at 02:13 [UT+1] »Quote from Geras on 01.09.2020 at 19:40 [UT+1]:
Have You ever had the opposite experience with Mars Retrograde ?

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Natally retrograde or as transit on natal planets?

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Re: Mars Retrograde and Surgeries, Doctors« Reply #2 - on: 03.09.2020 at 02:43 [UT+1] »Quote from Laura on 03.09.2020 at 02:13 [UT+1]:
Quote from Geras on 01.09.2020 at 19:40 [UT+1]:
Have You ever had the opposite experience with Mars Retrograde ?

Natally retrograde or as transit on natal planets?

Just Mars retrograde, on the Sky. Starting in a week.
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Re: Mars Retrograde and Surgeries, Doctors« Reply #3 - on: 03.09.2020 at 21:36 [UT+1] »I was operated for chronic sinuitis in 2016 during Erx. The operation overall went well, although took doubletime (2 hours) as there was a lot of bleeding, because of infection etc. The time afterwards went well under thecircumstances. I had to be operated again in 2017 though to open up even more as I kept getting the acuteinfections. This operation has helped a lot and no complication.
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Re: Mars Retrograde and Surgeries, Doctors« Reply #4 - on: 03.09.2020 at 22:02 [UT+1] »Not sure about surgeries. I'd postpone unless it was absolutely necessary.
Mars rx can exacerbate chronic health problems, making them acute though. I've had it a number of times. My

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asc. is Aries, though, so it would be more likely. I think it's for others, too, but maybe not as difficult? Depends
on if it's transiting an angular house or person has a Mars ruled personal planet.

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Re: Mars Retrograde and Surgeries, Doctors« Reply #5 - on: 03.09.2020 at 22:04 [UT+1] »I think your natal chart has a lot to do with it.
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Re: Mars Retrograde and Surgeries, Doctors« Reply #6 - on: 03.09.2020 at 23:00 [UT+1] »Quote from Geras on 01.09.2020 at 19:40 [UT+1]:
Have You ever had the opposite experience with Mars Retrograde ? You underwent surgery and everything was just fine (major or minor,doesn't matter), you didn't drown in blood that has forgotten how to clot ? The wounds were healing just fine ? Doctors haven't forgotten
years of training ? Or was it exactly like all the cook books say : Everything was a mess and it was a major life lesson to always check
retrogrades ? Share your experience please.

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My experience is that communication is more disrupted during a Mercury Retrograde. I'm not sure if that plays
into Mars, as Mars is Doctors and knives, surgery...
My Friend spent 12 extra hours waiting for his surgery, Back Surgery, than was initially planned because ofdelays with incoming patients. I didn't really understand why, since this was Back/Spinal surgery, but I guess
the Operating Rooms were full...
On the other hand I've had horrid experience just with Moon in the sign to be operated on..

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Re: Mars Retrograde and Surgeries, Doctors« Reply #7 - on: 04.09.2020 at 01:21 [UT+1] »Ariesscorpiorising,It's good to hear that your issues have been resolved. It doesn't seem like Mars retrograde caused a lot ofissues in your case. That's comforting.
starchaser,
I need people with knives who know what they are doing so I am very uncomfortable about Mars turning retro
but I guess I am as uncomfortable about it "turning chronic issues into acute". It so happens that the planet
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that rules the issue is also ruled by Mars in my natal ...
Ricardo,How so ? Isn't it more like a global influence ? I don't think I am yet at the stage of analysing particular dates,
just the Mood of the Cosmos.
zippy,
Mercury retrograde by the end of 2019 is the very retrograde that got me in a situation of needing this surgery.
When it ended I was left completely clueless as to how did I even manage to make such a mess around myself.
Then the next Mercury retrograde in 2020, covid, then Saturn, Jupiter and Venus turned retro and the reality
went on hold. It was cool to binge re-watch 100 episodes of childhood series but when I surfaced from theVenus nostalgia it was another Mercury retrograde ... Now, Saturn and Jupiter are near to turn direct and thepush to go about life (and health) again is strongly felt but duh - Mars retrograde.
Back/Spine surgery sounds really serious, must have been very stressful to wait those extra hours. Did
everything went well ? Is he fine now ? I understand that it happened during Mars retrograde.

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Re: Mars Retrograde and Surgeries, Doctors« Reply #8 - on: 04.09.2020 at 15:55 [UT+1] »Quote:Back/Spine surgery sounds really serious, must have been very stressful to wait those extra hours. Did everything went well ? Is he fine
now ? I understand that it happened during Mars retrograde.

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He is fine now. My surgery when T Moon was in the sign of the body part to be operated on went horribly, andjust keeps getting worse...

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Re: Mars Retrograde and Surgeries, Doctors« Reply #9 - on: 04.09.2020 at 17:16 [UT+1] »Quote from Geras on 04.09.2020 at 01:21 [UT+1]:...Ricardo,
How so ? Isn't it more like a global influence ? I don't think I am yet at the stage of analysing particular dates, just the Mood of theCosmos....

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Gender:Hi Geras,
If you are scheduled for surgery, that event must be indicated in your chart and probably Mars is involved. Theoutcome will be dependent on your natal Mars then.
For example, let's say you have a poorly placed Mars, and even retrograde in the natal chart, then it is toexpect that the surgery won't go 100% smoothly, there will be delays, complications, problems, the surgery willneed to be performed more than one time, etc.
On the other hand, if your Mars placement is better in the natal chart, perhaps there will not be anycomplications.
Of course, the transit Mars I think will have an influence, and it will be better to have the surgery with a healthytransiting Mars.
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Re: Mars Retrograde and Surgeries, Doctors« Reply #10 - on: 04.09.2020 at 21:45 [UT+1] »Someone I know had a stroke - a brain Hemorrhage. E was direct at the time. It was very touch and go as towhether he was going to make it as they couldn't operate while he was still bleeding and there is only a small
gap to operate before its too late.
He went down for the operation while E had gone retrograde.
The operation was success (1 in 4 don't make it). He woke quicker than expected (5 hour op) and wasdischarged from intensive care back to the ward much quicker than normal. Doctors said they were amazed atjust how quick he recovered from major surgery. So E retrograde can't always be bad. I think it must dependon the person and team.
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