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NoahsMommy
08-05-2003, 02:51 PM
Well, it sure was interesting. Turns out my homeopathic vet also is a spiritual healer. Yea...I'll let you use your imaginations on how interesting that 1.5 hours was. ;)
While I'm not discounting him or his methods, it seemed pretty basic to me. He was using "tuning rods" to "talk" to his "guide" and actually answered some very interesting questions about Micah vs. our other cats.
Here are a few things I learned:
*Micah is a space cat...this means he has a higher frequency of emotion and intellect than our other five. In normal terms? It confirmed that he is much different than they are...SO TRUE!! It also revealed that NOAH has been picking on Micah lately (most likely cause Micah has been getting his special food in the bathroom). The vet said that Micah doesn't mind Noah being a meanie to him..that is REALLY true.
*Micah doesn't feel sick! Micah is happy and he feels connected to me. :D That really warmed my heart. :D
*Micah's gums are what hurt him. He didn't say how to make that go away, but I assume that with the diet he'll be on, it'll heal that as well.
*He said that Livvy has some back pain and arthritus. :( He said he could heal her too, but I'll wait to see how Micah does.
*As far as Micah's food, he needs to alternate between Innova and a raw diet.
*He gave Micah a homeopathic remedy (there) for chronic diarreah and did some spiritual thing where Micah could take the healing energy from this guy. During that part, Micah was trying to get back in his carrier, I had to bite my lip not to laugh. ;)
*He sent us home with an immune system helper called glutasyn...I think that's it, its hard to read his writing.
All in all, it was very strange. We'll see what happens...
You all know I'm a really strict Christian so this experience was really odd for me. He did spiritual readings on me as well, which I was really openminded to, I didn't want to offend him. He told me I DON'T have crohn's, but he thought that maybe his "spiritual guide" may have not understood the term. :rolleyes: That part of the visit kind of blew the whole thing for me... I just hope I didn't waste all that money. :(
Anyway, I'll be sure and keep you all updated.
slick
08-05-2003, 03:51 PM
Originally posted by NoahsMommy
He gave Micah a homeopathic remedy (there) for chronic diarreah and did some spiritual thing where Micah could take the healing energy from this guy. During that part, Micah was trying to get back in his carrier, I had to bite my lip not to laugh. [/COLOR]
Hmmmmmm, I'm a Christian too but I also believe in Angels and Spirit Guides and stuff, and I've even had a reading done on me....but....this does sound a little off the wall even for me. I would have a hard time keeping a straight face. Interesting what he said about Livvy. Did he happen to mention how the healing would be done??
BTW, what's a turning rod???
NoahsMommy
08-05-2003, 04:01 PM
Originally posted by slick
Hmmmmmm, I'm a Christian too but I also believe in Angels and Spirit Guides and stuff, and I've even had a reading done on me....but....this does sound a little off the wall even for me. I would have a hard time keeping a straight face. Interesting what he said about Livvy. Did he happen to mention how the healing would be done??
BTW, what's a turning rod???
I do too. He actually said that I personally have two spiritual guides and one is an Angel. :) I thought that was cool.
I think that was what they were called. Its those metal rods you hold in your hand and they turn towards water. Do you know what I'm talking about?
PayItForward
08-05-2003, 04:18 PM
Mmm, certainly sounds an interesting visit.
Though if it works, don't knock it. :D
moosmom
08-05-2003, 04:54 PM
Kelly,
:eek: :eek: I say take the "wait and see" attitude. Keep an eye on Micah in the meantime. If the visit helped, then it was probably worth the money.
Good luck!
Hugs and head bumpies from me and my crew.
NoahsMommy
08-05-2003, 05:32 PM
Originally posted by moosmom
Naomi,
:eek: :eek: I say take the "wait and see" attitude. Keep an eye on Micah in the meantime. If the visit helped, then it was probably worth the money.
Good luck!
Hugs and head bumpies from me and my crew.
Donna....I'm Kelly. :)
Yes, that's what I'm doing, just waiting and seeing how he's doing. He's in the litterbox right now, I'll have to go investigate soon... ewww! ;)
Tubby & Peanut's Mom
08-05-2003, 05:33 PM
Yep, sounds like an interesting visit. Seeing as you're in California, I'm not surprised at all. ;)
I'm not sure how much of all that sort of stuff I believe, but it's always interesting to listen to people like that. They always show me a whole other world that is out there. I have a friend who lives in Phoenix now who would love to meet this vet. She had fibroid tumors and tried everything under the sun to get rid of them. She's a vegetarian and what I would call a naturalist and doesn't like messing her body up with all sorts of man-made drugs so the first options from the doctor weren't even options to her. After many many months, many dollars spent out that the insurance wouldn't cover ("experimental") and lots of pain and anguish on her end, she ended up having a hysterectomy (sp?) at 42 years old. But she really learned a lot and continues with some of the stuff she learned to this day. It's supposedly making her healthier so she'll live longer - and she needs all the help she can get because she smokes - so much for not introducing "foreign" things into her body. :rolleyes: :rolleyes:
Anyway, I hope Micah gets better. That's the whole point of all this and I sure hope it works. Although he's really looking good these days anyway. :D
ChrisH
08-05-2003, 06:12 PM
Well, I`m not sure if I believe in that sort of thing - just been reading Cat Talk by Sonya Fitzpatrick, though she isn`t a vet but does claim to be able to communicate with animals... Anyway, I think it was/is worth a try, and I sure hope it works for gorgeous Micah, the mini mountain lion!:D
Hugs
NoahsMommy
08-05-2003, 06:18 PM
ha ha, Only in California, I know.... ;)
T&P's mom....he DID give me the phone number of HIS spiritual guide, Jane. I can pass that on to you to give to your friend if you want. :D
I was just telling someone in a PM that he never addressed the food question. I had to bring it up....and even then, it was at the very end right before I paid him. He is a vet, he has M.S., V.M.D. after his name and was recommended by the Homeopathic Veterinary Board. I just thought that was odd. He said Innova was the best "FOR MICAH" and mixing raw was just healthier.
Hmmm.....
NoahsMommy
08-05-2003, 07:14 PM
Umm....getting a little worried. I posted the same thing I did here at the IBD cat list on yahoo and they are really alarmed about Micah's gums.
The vet asked his "spirit guide" if Micah had some really long word, but it had Stomatitis in it. The guide said NO!
But, about three people on the other IBD site say to look out for that. Should I go back to our regular vet and have him checked for that too? When they saw his gums last time, (they weren't this inflammed) they said that it was due to the inflammation in his intestines and he'd need to come in for cleanings once a year. That was it.
Anyone know anything about stomatitis?
This is driving me crazy...I feel so alone in this. I don't know what to do, who to believe. I just want to help my cat get better and live a normal life!!!! :( :( :(
jazzcat
08-05-2003, 10:27 PM
Do a search on the internet for stomatitis. There's a lot of info out there about it. Apparently it is a chronic illness. Last year when I first got Jazz from the shelter she had multiple problems - URI, ringworm, tapeworm and earmites. The vet also feared stomatitis since her gums were inflamed and she had severe gas so he prescribed antibiotics. Once everything cleared up so did the gum problem and gas. She had another flare with the URI and inflamed gums a few months later but once that was cured we haven't had a problem since and that was last Dec. (knock on wood).
Miss Meow
08-05-2003, 10:45 PM
What a bizarre day for you :rolleyes: But then again, in my last job we used to get a healer in every couple of months to give us readings :)
Gosh, you've been given a lot of information lately and it would be easy to feel bogged down and confused. Keep going and good luck for your space boy :)
krazyaboutkatz
08-05-2003, 11:12 PM
Kelly, you sure had a very interesting meeting. I don't know if I'd believe everything either. I just hope that this visit helped Micah and that his new diet will too. I know that I've heard that Aby's are prone to gum problems but I've never heard of stomatitis before. When I took my Sunny in to have his teeth cleaned the vet wrote down that his gums were inflamed and he had some gingivitus. As you know he's only half aby. Good luck and please keep us updated on Micah's condition.
bisi.cat
08-06-2003, 02:07 AM
That really sounds like an amazing day...hopefully you'll find out soon wether this holistic vet might help!!!
Sometimes a different approach can do miracles!!!
But nevertheless I would always keep close contact with a common vet...
I am a Reiki practioner, too and when I started this I really doubted it and thought it might be hocus-pocus, but soon I've learned that there's maybe more than meets the eye...(although there might be a lot of spiritual nuts out there, who promise you the world and more)...
I've never done a miracle, but it has often helped me with Nellie and friends and family (two legged and four legged)...
So hopefully it will work for Micah, too!!!
Paws and fingers crossed here!!!:D
NoahsMommy
08-06-2003, 11:54 AM
Originally posted by bisi.cat
That really sounds like an amazing day...hopefully you'll find out soon wether this holistic vet might help!!!
Sometimes a different approach can do miracles!!!
But nevertheless I would always keep close contact with a common vet...
I am a Reiki practioner, too and when I started this I really doubted it and thought it might be hocus-pocus, but soon I've learned that there's maybe more than meets the eye...(although there might be a lot of spiritual nuts out there, who promise you the world and more)...
I've never done a miracle, but it has often helped me with Nellie and friends and family (two legged and four legged)...
So hopefully it will work for Micah, too!!!
Paws and fingers crossed here!!!:D
Hi bisi.cat,
What does a Reiki practioner do?
moosmom
08-06-2003, 12:09 PM
Oops! Sorry for the mistaken identity Kelly.
A Reiki practitioner does wonders! Before I had my hysterectomy 5 years ago, a Reiki practitioner came in and put headphones on me with wonderful relaxing sounds. She then performed some kind of massage/touch therapy to relax me before the surgery. I was actually able to wear the headphones in surgery! I wish I could afford to go back to Reiki but I don't know of anyone here in Michigan that does it. It gets rid of stress too!!
moosmom
08-06-2003, 12:14 PM
Kelly,
Here's a couple of links to help you with the Stomatitis.
http://www.dentalvet.com/vets/cats/feline_stomatitis.htm
http://www.geocities.com/Heartland/Pointe/9352/stomatitis.html
It says that it also can occur in children between the ages of 1-3. My daughter had something similar to it called "Thrush Mouth" when she was an infant. It's caused from milk creating bacteria in the mouth after drinking it. I was told by my pediatrician to rinse her mouth out after every meal. It also caused little white bumps to appear on the roof and sides of her mouth.
Good luck!!!
NoahsMommy
08-06-2003, 12:23 PM
Thanks so much Donna! :)
Reiki sounds so neat! I'd love to check that out for myself. Thanks for the information on that.
I'll go check those links out now, thank you. :)
moosmom
08-06-2003, 12:26 PM
Anytime Chickie!! ;) ;)
bisi.cat
08-06-2003, 01:52 PM
Originally posted by NoahsMommy
Hi bisi.cat,
What does a Reiki practioner do?
Hi! Here's an interesting link to Reiki where some basics are explained...it's a hand-on-healing technique and one of the benefits is that it relieves stress very much...the hands get quite warm and you feel relaxed pretty soon...my Nellie just loves it when she doesn't feel alright, then she would lie down for hours getting Reiki...
http://reiki.7gen.com/index.html#Introduction
2kitties
08-06-2003, 01:57 PM
I'm not sure whether it's all true or not, but I find all that stuff fascinating. I'd love to have someone help me understand the boys better!
I hope Micah is feeling better soon.
wolflady
08-06-2003, 03:27 PM
I enjoyed hearing about your vet visit yesterday afternoon! Sounds like a very interesting experience, but a little strange too. I would say as long as Micah is feeling good and looking good with his new diet, I would stick with that for the time-being. After hearing about it though, it almost doesn't seem like he told you anything you already didn't know. But, I guess we'll see what happens! Do let us know know Micah is doing! What a little sweetie head he is! :D
I have a friend who is a Reiki Master. I find all of that sort of stuff really fascinating too!
**hugs**
Karen
AmberLee
08-06-2003, 11:17 PM
I've been trained in Reiki to level 2, but rather gotten away from practicing it. (Politics at the center where I was trained took a lot of the joy out of it for me, long very dull story.) But it feels great. Do give it a try. Most people I know love it.
Cassy tolerates it, haven't tried Livvy with it yet.
HayleyRosie
08-07-2003, 06:28 AM
Sounds like you had a really interesting visit. Please continue to update us on Micah's condition.
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