MEMOIRS OF A TERROR STRICKEN NAVY WIFE
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Author:
Mary Passanisi "Memoirs of a Terror Stricken
Navy Wife" .
The
most painful memories of my military life relate to when my husband was
stationed at the Pensacola Naval Air Stationln
One
day I made an impromptu decision after being hit by a very hot needle like
shooting pain through my right ear. I walked into the navy base dispensary to
report the incident. A doctor who had the duty on that day looked into my ears
and made an instant diagnosis. He said, quote, "You have lumps in your
ears". Right then with no pre-testing, he suggested radium treatments up
the nose, and told me if I didn't take them I might become deaf. Not having a clue as to what radium Is, I was
not afraid to let him do it.
With
a very high regard for all doctors at that time, I did what I was told. After
all who was I to disagree? But, soon found out it was a mistake not to object,
as I became very sick, and was three months pregnant with my son, John.
The
experiment began with no further consultation as to what the dangers were. He
administered the raw radium, set a timer, and walked out of the room. When the timer went off no one came in to
take the radium applicator out of my nose, as time went on I became really hot
while sitting there grunting, groaning, and kicking the chair. Finally a corpsmen showed up to remove the
radium, he said, quote, "Remember Ma'am, I didn't do that to you"
unquote. No record of the treatment was
found In the dispensary or the archives, therefore I am called paranoid,
schizophrenic when telling a doctor about it ruining my health. I've been on my own to suffer the
consequences of the administered radium for ever after.
My
son John was born in a civilian hospital in the City of Pensacola, Florida,
Believe
me folks; the experiment with radium on military men who served their country
honorably in World War Two, and their unsuspecting families was a disgrace. As
time went on it became very obvious that we were some of (Uncle Sam's chosen
Guinea Pigs).
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About the Book
Author:
Mary Passanisi "Memoirs of a Terror Stricken
Navy Wife.
Talking
to an invisible audience, as I've been doing, is not effective enough for
getting an important subject such as mine out to the public forefront. People who are curious about how I became a
victim of U.S. Federal injustice will be well versed after reading my book. The
name of the book speaks for it's self; "Memoirs of a Terror Stricken Navy
Wife". It has to do mostly with
losing my civil rights soon after I left
After
becoming the wife of Naval Officer, Ensign Passanisi
I was made aware that my husband and I didn't have privacy while having sex. and that we were being watched by the CIA!
I
found out that remaining mute on the subject, as I was doing, is not the answer
to re-establishing our privacy. We must
take a firm stand against enmity in American Democracy. It's been my personal experience that I had
to pass a "Mental Test" while being viewed by the public.
In
About the Author
Mary
Hansen Passanisi
Author:
"Memoirs of a Terror Stricken Navy Wife Born
This
Author's qualifications for putting a living nightmare into words came from
personal experiences with denied U.S. Civil Rights.
Revelry
would have been her's if patriotic lyrics such as,
"My country t'is of thee, sweet land of liberty,
of thee I sing", were in tune with the proverb "live and let
live". Instead she was forced to
live in the outer limits of
However:
Many people from all over the world have interjected their objections against
such distorted American Justice.
Mary's
longevity is questionable. She's been
superimposed with the dragging of a lengthening chain. The director of her life could make her a
missing link at any time.