As she groggily awoke, Amelia Earhart slowly realized that she was in a bed, a very nice, soft, comfortable and perfectly supporting bed. But as she reached down to feel the sheet and its mattress, all she felt was air and she thought, "How can this be?" As she tried to open her eyes and focus, she began to fuzzily see people standing around her, and in her head and body she felt very powerful, loving and healing energies. How nice she thought and just as she was peacefully dozing back to sleep, she thought she heard, "Squeak, squeak and then some strange rapid clicks. Echoing only in her mind she sensed, "Amelia certainly has had some impressive and adventurous life dreams..." The next day, she once more returned from her serene sleep. She again felt for the comforting velvety sleep sack and her comfortable mattress but once more, she realized with a bit of a start that she was feeling only air under her and she sensed that there was a soft, warm, kind of sensual, fuzzy sack like blanket enveloping her nude body. As she slowly opened her eyes, she again felt very loving, healing, soothing energies. She could more clearly see the people around her bed. There was a lovely lady touching her fingertips to each side of her head and another woman was holding her right hand. She heard in her head, "Amelia, Amelia can you hear me, can you feel me? Can you see me?" She groggily nodded her head, smiled slightly and whispered, "Oh yes...I can hear you..." She opened her eyes more fully and realized that these people in silver and also some gold flight suits were helping her. She struggled to return to more consciousness and awoke gasping and screamed, "Oh God! Oh no!" as she remembered that the last thing she saw was the ocean rushing up to her plane. She remembered hearing and feeling the terrifying impact and the loud wrenching and tearing of metal then the noise of cold rushing sea water. She heard in her head, "Amelia, I am Glinda and you are now waking up in our, uh hospital after we rescued you from your plane crash. Do you remember what happened, dear lady?"
