Author’s Note:
In 2035 the Globalists and Climate Alarmists made everyone believe that hair growing out of human heads was exacerbating climate change.
Just like wearing masks during the early 2020s, the masses didn't question this insanity and 99% of men, women and children, kept their heads cleanly shaven from that point on.
This caused millions of pneumonia deaths, but if you brought that up you were labeled a right wing conspiracy theorist and canceled.
This was started by the global Barber Shop cabal who made trillions from government haircut subsidies.
1 - Year 2040, Anchorage Alaska, Long Term Care Facility
We find ourselves in a long term care facility in Anchorage Alaska in the year 2040.
Thomas Martin, age 20, has been in a coma for 12 years. He was involved in an auto accident while traveling to school when he was 8 years old. His body is emaciated, and his muscle and skeletal growth stunted. He weighs only 60 pounds. He presents as a 12 year old boy, his withered body barely making an impression under his blankets.
If he were awake he would be dismayed to realize he had minimal or no muscle control. For example, he is unable to move his head, lift his arms, or control his bowels.
He has had the same nurse, Barbara, for 6 years now.
Her main job is repositioning his body multiple times each day to avoid bedsores.
We are suddenly seeing out of Thomas Martin’s eyes.
We see a hospital room ceiling. We hear a heavy door open and footsteps coming towards us. There is a sudden loud banging and clanging which we will find out later was the dropping of a tray being carried by nurse Barbara.
The reason why Barbara dropped the tray was that she never saw Thomas Martin's eyes open voluntarily in all of her 6 years caring for him.
This startled her of course.
2 - Thomas Martin Believes He Is Timothy Jenkins
Thomas's doctors are summoned as for the first time in 12 years Thomas is conscious. They sit him up and try to communicate with him.
They ask the normal things like “Thomas can you hear me? Thomas, do you know where you are?”
Thomas looks at them and says “Why are you calling me Thomas? Who the hell is Thomas? Who the hell are all of you? Why are you all bald?”
Thomas tried to feel his head only to find his arms could not move.
“My head better not be shaved!”
All are startled as Thomas seems to have mental and verbal faculties beyond the 8 years of age he should have.
At first the doctor's believe that this is a temporary psychotic state brought on by his long-term period in a coma.
Maybe, they thought, although he was in a coma, his mind was learning words and phrases he was hearing.
But they will soon realize that Thomas is completely coherent and is in charge of someone else’s faculties, just not his.
The language and intellect Thomas presents comes from a very different place, and not a hospital room in Anchorage Alaska.
Thomas says: “You need to stop calling me Thomas. My name is Timothy Jenkins of Red Bank, New Jersey.”
The doctors explain to Thomas how he came to be in a coma 12 years ago.
They go on to tell him it is the year 2040 and that he spent his entire life in Anchorage Alaska and that is where his family is from.
Thomas laughs and says: “The year 2040!? You're all out of your mind! It is 1983!”
Thomas tries to jump out of bed and escape. He tries to use his arms and legs to do so, but the only movements his body can muster are indetectable muscle spasms.
He realizes he is a full quadriplegic.
He lies in his bed, only able to stare at the ceiling.
He is completely helpless.
3 - Thomas Martin’s Parents Arrive At The LTC Facility
Thomas's parents, Lillian and Paul Martin, and their daughter Mona, are finally allowed to visit Thomas. They are all bald.
Lillian immediately runs and hugs her son and is crying hysterically at the miracle she's witnessing.
Thomas is repulsed and wishes he could violently push this strange bald woman off of him.
Thomas says: “Miss, would you please get off of me? I have no idea who you are or the rest of you in the room. Can you all please leave? You've come to the wrong place.”
Paul Martin, Thomas’ father says, “Thomas, I am your father and this is your mother and your sister Mona. I know this must be frightening and confusing for you.”
Thomas: “Do I look frightened to you? If I had use of my arms and legs you all would quickly know how NOT frightened I am of any of you.
I can assure you that you are 100% wrong about my paternity.
I have no relation to you at all. I believe if you are my parents I think I would remember you, don't you?
My parents are Lisa and Eddie Jenkins of Red Bank, NJ.”
4 - Psychiatrists Try To Convince Thomas Who He Is
The doctor asks the family members to leave the room so as not to further agitate Thomas.
Over the course of the next week or so, Thomas is interviewed and examined.
Teams of other medical and psychological specialists converge on the hospital to examine this rare long term survivor of a natural coma that has now become conscious.
All the experts attempt to develop a course of treatment.
All of them try to convince Thomas that he is Thomas.
All of them fail.
5 - Mona Reveals Her Secret
Thomas's sister, Mona, who has been coming to visit him regularly and reading to him, asks for a meeting with the doctors and her parents to discuss something very important.
Mona: “Timothy Jenkins was a real person. He died in 1983. He was from Red Bank, NJ.”
All other mouths in the room drop.
She pulls a bag off the floor and puts it on the table and from within it she reveals five books.
Timothy Jenkins’ Life And Death, Volumes I through V. By Benjamin McCarthy.
Mona: “I was told many years ago that reading to a person in a comatose state could have some therapeutic effect. So one day at a garage sale I found these books about a young man named Timothy Jenkins.
He died in 1983 after slipping into a coma after he suffered a head injury while he was on his college campus in New Jersey.
His best friend at the time, Benjamin McCarthy, was so devastated by the loss that he wrote his best friend's life story.
The day Thomas woke up, I had just started reading the part of the book where Timothy Jenkins gets injured on campus and falls into a coma.
Maybe this was some kind of trigger that woke Thomas up now?”
They all go into Thomas' room.
The doctor tries to say good morning and Thomas interrupts him.
6 - Surviving Jenkins Family Members Arrive
Thomas says:
“All right everyone's going to call me Timmy from now on.”
Lillian, Thomas's biological mother says: “We have a surprise for you son.”
With that, Timothy Jenkins’ siblings, James & Mary, walk in the room. They, of course, are also bald.
In 1983 they were 21 and 22 years old. Now they are 57 years older.
Thomas / Timmy Is immediately weeping and he starts to shake.
He asks for a hug but they refuse.
Thomas / Timmy: “Jim, Mary, get me the hell out of here. These insane people are telling me I am Thomas Martin from Anchorage Alaska! I can’t believe you fell ‘for the human hair causes climate change psyop’. Grow your friggin’ hair back!”
James: “We were brought here to try to convince you that there is no way that we can be related to you and that this is just a mental problem. We have never met you before.”
Thomas / Timmy Immediately starts asking them about specific things and recounting events that only Timmy, Jimmy and Mary would know.
“Jim, your bike lock code is 5614. You just told me that if I keep stealing your playboys from under your mattress, you would kill me. Over the summer at White Lake you caught a huge striped bass, the largest ever caught there.
Mary, we had just bought Joe Jackson’s Night and Day album and listened to it in your room for an entire afternoon. Your celebrity crush is Jim Morrison.”
After just a few short minutes of these recollections and many more, James and Mary Jenkins are convinced that Thomas Martin is really their brother or at least channeling him. There is no other explanation.
7 - Doctors Give Thomas / Timmy bad news
Thomas / Timothy asks the doctors his prognosis for regaining the use of his body.
Unfortunately, the answer was never. His body is too far gone from lack of use.
Doctor: "You will be a full quadriplegic the rest of your life."
8 - Thomas / Timmy Begs Everyone To Send Him Back
Thomas / Timmy asks all parties to come to his room at the same time.
He tells everyone present that they need to send him back where he came from.
He will not be living the rest of his days as an invalid quadriplegic with this non-family in Anchorage Alaska with nurses changing his diaper.
He believes that this is all just a bad dream.
So a private meeting is called outside the view of Thomas / Timmy.
The doctors, the Jenkins siblings and Thomas Martin’s family members all attend.
They agree to put Thomas / Timmy into a medically induced coma.
They tell Mona she will need to keep reading to him.
Mona says: “Only one problem with that. At the end of this last volume, Timothy Jenkins dies, remember? If Timmy dies, I believe Thomas dies.”
All present look horrified.
9 - Mona Develops A Plan
The next day, Timothy Jenkins’ best friend, the author of his biography, Michael McDermmott, appears at the hospital.
He's 75 years old.
He walks into Thomas Martins’ hospital room.
He walks up to the bed and puts his face where Thomas / Timmy can see his.
Thomas / Timmy: “Mikey! You got so old!”
Michael: “Thomas, they brought me here to assure you that you are not Timothy Jenkins.”
Thomas / Timmy: “Did you go and see Return of The Jedi that weekend the way we planned?”
Michael: “No, I was in the hospital watching my best friend die. I still can’t bring myself to watch it.”
They pick up the conversation and their relationship exactly where they left off 57 years ago.
Just like Jimmy and Mary, Michael quickly realized something supernatural was at work.
10 - The Rewrite
Another meeting is held with the family members and with Michael.
Thomas's family asks Michael to write other volumes with a full life trajectory that went well into old age.
The night before the procedure, Michael and Thomas / Timmy watch Return of The Jedi.
Thomas / Timmy’s last words to Michael were: “Make my life better than I ever hoped for. If anyone knew my hopes and dreams, it was you.”
The next day, as he lost consciousness, he thanked everyone, especially his parents as he realized how hard this must be on them.
Thomas / Timmy: “Thank you, thank you, than…..”
Mona starts to read from Michael’s newly printed pages.
“We find ourselves in a local hospital at the Jersey shore.
Timmy Jenkins has been in a coma for four weeks now.
The doctors had given him a 2% chance of survival.
Suddenly, he opens his eyes.”
Timmy Jenkins awakens in a hospital room in 1983 with his parents and siblings, James and Mary, at his bedside.
In the year 2040, in Anchorage Alaska, Thomas Martin has a wide grin on his face.
Michael, until his passing ten years later, writes multiple volumes about the life he wished his best friend could have had.
Thomas’ sister Mona reads them to her brother over the next thirty years until his passing from natural causes.
The smile never left his face.
