The rest of Zoey's story
Sorry you all got 2 pictures and very little of Zoeys story earlier today, but heres the rest of her story, may she rest in beautiful peace. A dear sweet client and friend passed over to join my healing team on the other side yesterday. Zoey was a very regal, beautiful black Standard Poodle. While it is a loss, she would have said "It's ok, I was ready and I was loved very much in this life". Zoey had Lymphoma,had been through chemo and when I started working with her several months ago her mom Pat wanted to know if the cancer was back and if she wanted to go another round with chemo. Zoey said a very big "No" to the chemo and basically told me that she was fine and that we are all going to die somehow and she was very stoic about her demise.So with the oils, hydrosols, energy treatments and vet care we started Palliative care for her. Pat asked me on my first visit if she was ready to go and Zoey said "not yet" :) On my next visit the question was asked again and still her response was "not yet". Soon it came time for Pat to go in for a major surgery and her friend was going to be watching Zoey and Tilly (Zoey's grey Standard friend) while Pat was in the hospital and during her recovery. So Pat asked one more time, is she going to go while I am in the hospital, again Zoey said "not yet". Pat came home and had a couple of more quality weeks with her. I know that Zoey timed this all with unconditional love and respect for Pat in mind. Pat called me yesterday and said that Zoey had taken a turn for the worse and that the vet would be coming out in the evening to euthanize her, she also told me that she hoped that she would go on her own before the vet got there so she didn't have to "pull the plug".So I immediatley connected with Zoey and did a distance treatment on her to get her ready to go out as beautifully and pure as she had come into this world and set the intention that it happen before the vet got there and she died about an hour before he was to arrive.:) The animals I work with continue to teach me huge lessons. Blessings to Zoey, Pat, and Tilly
Zoey
- Posted from Central Point, OR
The human animal connection, a powerful bond.
As I communicate with and assess an animal, I have added a very specific question to my query and that question is "are you taking on any of your family members stuff". I have had the answer be yes so often that I now ask every animal I work with. Our animals love us with an unconditional love that knows no bounds, so when we are sad, they can be sad, if we are sick they can start to take on our symptoms. I have seen it with depression, illness, cancer, divorce, death and even the birth of a new child in the house. Luckily it is a fairly easily solved problem and I love to help humans and their animal friends to separate their energies, and clearly communicate what is humans stuff and what they don't need to "help us" with so our animal friends stay happy and healthy physically, spiritually and mentally.
