We are truly tired of this already, but USGS says this could go on for quite awhile.
Psalm 22:27-28: “All the ends of the world shall remember and turn to the Lord, and all the kindreds of the nations shall worship before thee. For the kingdom is the Lord's, and he ruleth among the nations.”
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The aftershocks help relieve the stress in the fault. Very annoying, but part of the process.
We know, Jim. But with 80% or more of the population suffering PTSD from the 'quake, it's unrelenting flashbacks, anxiety, panic attacks, stress, and sleeplessness.
That's got to be so hard on the nerves, plus impares clean up. Hope whatever fault snapped gets itself sorted out soon.
PTSD is understandable.
I thank God no one was killed and hope He will lend his comfort to all.
Still praying for you all, Reverend.
Is there a known fault there Reverend?
Man, that is a lot of aftershocks.
Yeah, I can imagine everybody there being stressed-out every time another shock rolls through.
Here's hoping things settle down in the next couple of days.....
PH, everyone here is a nervous wreck now. We act normal, most of the time, but everybody jumps at any loud percussive noise. Irritability is also a byproduct.
Thanks, Linda.
TB, yes. Alaska is one large interlaced system of faults in all directions.
drjim, you've got it. We can only hope that the things stop soon.
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