I have had several times in my life where an animal communicator and/or my 2 energy healing ladies have diagnosed problems correctly. And in the case of the energy ladies, horses that appeared to be dying, didn’t die. Plus, they fixed stuff that was messed up in my body that amazed my doctors, since problem basically just poof, got healed. So, I very much believe in energy work and animal communicators. Although, I am guessing many animal communicators are NOT nearly as gifted as other ones. I have used a couple very gifted ones, over 40 + years.
Example: My Jack Russell had this really weird problem. Took him vet to vet. Spent a fortune. No help. This was way back when, before I incorporated an “alternative” person in diagnosing an odd problem, early in the process. Long story short, animal communicator told me what the issue was. I went to this super specialist and told her what the (very rare) issue was. She looked at me like I had 3 heads when my answer to “who told you this?’” was “my communicator”. She said that is what was wrong with my dog, but it is IMPOSSIBLE that I learned about what was wrong this way. Okie dokie, whatever. Not my regular vet, or our relationship would have been terminated at that point. I consider that I work with a team. My team includes chiropractors, incredible farrier, and my “alternative” folks. Plus, of course plus a vet. Or vets, if I need a second opinion.
Once a horse had some long-lasting weird lameness issues. My regular vet did all this testing/therapies over a few sessions. Expensive, but nothing helped. Asked communicator. Horse said his shoulder hurt. If the shoulder hurts, in order to compensate, horse might have problems behind or through their back or whatever. Yeah, those hurt, and will show up as causing pain, but weren’t the cause. Once again, I should have asked the horse where he hurt, earlier in the process. Hauled horse to esteemed animal hospital. Told main vet what horse had said. His reaction was, "OK, let’s check that first. Do you want me to just go ahead and x-ray it, or do you want a clinical exam first? I said, “just x-ray it”. When vet came back, he said “yes, it is the shoulder. That would NOT have been the first place I checked. Tell your communicator she just saved you quite a bit in vet bills having me go directly to the problem”.
My regular vets through the years have all had the same type response. They do no poo-poo the info I say comes from one of my “alternative” sources. And said alternative sources have been right in other instances. Personally, if a vet DID look down their nose at me for having possibly an “unusual” team I consult, I wouldn’t be able to work with them. But I have never had this happen, except with the dog vet I did not know.
I don’t work well with folks who discount my belief in using whatever alternative sources I might feel might be helpful. But that is me. Your mileage may differ.
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