Dedication to Peggy Doyle

This last year had many challenges for me, as it did for the rest of the world, but the greatest challenge I faced was the near loss of my sister, Peggy. Peggy spent 67 days in ICU from January 2021 to March 2021, fighting for her life as covid 19 overtook her body. The staff that cared for her at all 3 hospitals did not think it was possible for her to survive the onslaught of this terrible disease. Even though she was not conscious, her daughters, Amanda and Jill, and I spent every day talking with her, telling her how much we loved her and encouraged her to fight for her life. And since music was always such a big part of her life, we played songs that meant something to her from birth to present to remind her of who she was and from where she came. We also played music that was designed with specific healing frequencies to give her body the best advantage possible during this critical time. We never missed a day of these therapeutic processes and we believe that effort paid off beautifully.

Much to everybody’s surprise, Peggy not only survived but she has astonished every medical professional that has crossed her path. They have no explanation as to why Peggy was able to beat this disease, against all odds, much less understand her incredible recovery once she was released from the hospital. Her lungs, which were once completely consumed with infection are now clear and free of disease. She has been deemed a miracle by everybody that witnessed this amazing feat of recovery. Peggy has continued to listen to the healing frequency music to assist in all aspects of her ongoing healing, which I personally believe was instrumental in her incredible survival.

I had a tremendous amount of support during her illness and I was profoundly grateful to everyone that stood at my side during this challenging ordeal. I was in the middle of several commissions when Peggy got sick and I had to pause my work during her most fragile times. Once she recovered, I was able to complete the series of orgonites and necklaces that I was working on when she got ill. I named them “The Peg Series”. 

I made 3 pieces from the Mer Ek Series, 12 pieces from the Sodpet Series and 12 necklaces. Peggy was given the “mother” piece from the Mer Ek Series to remind her of her astonishing recovery. All of the commissions that had not already been delivered were gifted to those that had assisted me during her difficult journey. Those that received these gifts of love can continue to celebrate the miracle of life and the part they played in the incredible survival of sweet Peg!