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Elizabeth Brandegee
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Interesting remedy experience -

Post by Elizabeth Brandegee »

Thank you for the story Rosemary, and Hart/others about your animals intuition with remedies. It's the same with children since their intuitive side has not yet been so compromised and suppressed. My youngest clammed up when my ex-husband insisted on getting antibiotics (one reason he's the ex :)) - we forced it in, only to worsen the situation. Once back on to remedies, he opened like a happy clam and it helped him. I've had clients with children that went through great lengths to climb, find and eat remedies - perhaps with less precision than the animals' choices, but I'm sure it was at least a close remedy...usually only one, maybe two out of a whole supply being chosen....so it wasn't the 'candy' aspect of the remedies at work! :)

Then with vaccinations...don't most children cry, wince, scream, cringe and NOT look forward to more? It's not because they hurt that much, nothing stops them from being kids and flinging around getting all sorts of injuries, etc. It's the intuition of the fact that they are poison and harmful at work there. (Probably why most animals don't want to go to the vet come to think of it.) Then, as adults, with that talent well-suppressed, most willingly stick out their arms for the same thing they once felt badly about being forced on them.

Fortunately homeopathy can bring that intuition back into us adults again :)

Liz
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Irene de Villiers
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Post by Irene de Villiers »

I will never forget my kitten Loki having to get a vaccination so he
could be exported to USA with me.
The vet approached with the needle, and Loki screamed as if someone
had stuck a sword or some such right through him - and the needle was
still some inches away. The vet got such a fright he backed off, and
then he and I both just had to laugh at Loki's attitude.

Loki always accepted remedies readily.

Namaste,
Irene
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P.O. Box 4703 Spokane WA 99220.
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Elizabeth Brandegee
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Post by Elizabeth Brandegee »

That completely makes sense to have happened.
:) Liz

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McPhee Family
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Re: Interesting remedy experience -

Post by McPhee Family »

When I success a remedy, my cat comes running around the corner ready to take a dose ... if it's not his, he turns and walks away! :-)
Truly,
Erica


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