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    Liz Vos
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      This thread is the best place for conversation with Patti!
      Did you have any special takeaways from this presentation? Or do you have any questions for her?
      Don’t forget to check out our link to The Hungarian Store to purchase the book.

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      #3112

      looking forward to this presentation. I read the book last year!

      #3144
      Vicki Loesch
      Participant

        Just listened to this presentation. Now I need the book. Very interesting.

        #3158
        Chaz Szabo
        Participant

          omg! I had no idea anything like this was going on. Wow and thanks for sharing your research and this presentation. It’ll be a great movie.

          #3169
          Michelle Gnesda
          Participant

            I cannot wait to read this book. This kind of thing seemed to continue in the Hungarian settlements in the US. I mean the midwife, herbalist,local women. Men were the rulers and women were abused, as well as children. In some families. they were so large, the older children raised the younger. My mother spoke of the local “witch doctor” in South Fork , Pa. My grandmother had gone with her son as he was so ill. The ” witch doctor” told them to look inside the pillow he slept on and they would find a a partially finished feather wreath with red thread. If it had been completed, that was when he would die. They were to take it out and burn it. This is because a “curse ” was put on him. Grandma went home and checked the pillow, did find the almost completed wreath – took it out and burned it and he recovered. My mother swore this to be true as she remembered seeing him recover very quickly.

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            Michelle Gnesda
            Participant

              I cannot wait to read this book. This kind of thing seemed to continue in the Hungarian settlements in the US. I mean the midwife, herbalist and local women. Men were the rulers and women were abused, as well as children. In some families. they were so large, the older children raised the younger. My mother spoke of the local “witch doctor” in South Fork , Pa. My grandmother had gone with her son as he was so ill. The ” witch doctor” told them to look inside the pillow he slept on and they would find a a partially finished feather wreath with red thread. If it had been completed, that was when he would die. They were to take it out and burn it. This is because a “curse ” was put on him. Grandma went home and checked the pillow, did find the almost completed wreath – took it out and burned it and he recovered. My mother swore this to be true as she remembered seeing him recover very quickly.

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