Does anyone do absent healing for animals?

I was just wondering because I have a cat that has a recurring health issue that I could really use help with.

Thanks

I will help if I can......

1antique wrote:I will help if I can......

Thanks!  what information do you need or what do I need to do?

Actually, all I need initially is to be able to pass energy and healing along through you to your beloved baby. Once a connection is made with your cat, I can work directly.

ok, well his name is Macy and he deals with Feline lower urinary tract disease, and no matter what the vets do they cannot get him into remission.  I hate to see him always in pain, and just want him to get well.  :(

Awww I will include him in my healings too

Thank  you violet, since we do not have children he is my  fur child and when he hurts I hurt.   

You would laugh if you say our furry family. Right now, including my neighbor's cats that we are caring for, We have 19 'kids'....9 inside the house, 5 outside, and 5 that belong to my neighbor who is in the nursing home right now. We have also lost 4 of our babies...1 to diabetes, 1 to a heart attack, 1 to genetic brittle bone disease, and 1 as a baby.

All of my babies are very spoiled....maybe a little too much?????      . Especially this one.....

Oh he is gorgeous!  Let me post a picture of my Macy he is my big child for sure!

What a beautiful cat!....or should I say furry person?????  

Actually, the picture I posted is of my baby girl Stormy. She is attached to me by a rubber band. Whenever I am home is not far away...usually on my lap. At night, she waits until I settle down in bed, comes up and gives me a kiss goodnight (literally), drapes her front feet over my arm at the shoulder, lays her head down and goes to sleep. She stays cuddled up to me all night. When I leave, I have to make sure I say good-bye to her or she will go sit facing the wall and pout until my wife lets her know she is still loved. 

Below is a picture of my wonderful little Cosmo. We lost him almost 1 year ago....2 weeks before his first birthday. Him was born with genetic brittle bone disease. It was the first case that the vet had ever seen. They had treated many cases of environmental brittle bone, but none that was genetic. He was a real trooper. He never let his pain get him down.

Ah yes little Cosmo, you did some fantastic work with him Allen 

That is how Macy is with me, he loves to be with me all the time and sleeps at the foot of my bed.  And what a beautiful baby cosmos is, such a short life but one I am sure was filled with love.  It is so sad when we have to loose our animals so soon, but I have faith that we will see them again.
I have heard of brittle bone disease in humans but first time ever in cats, it must have been a very tough time.

Thank you, Violet. I still miss him a lot. He was a wonderful little friend.

callycat said: wrote:I have heard of brittle bone disease in humans but first time ever in cats, it must have been a very tough time.

He did have a difficult time....mostly caused by his sister who did what any kitten does....play. She would attack him from behind and he would be unable to walk for a few days. We would even have to carry him to the potty box and hold him while he went. Then, he would slowly get back to (his) normal and go around like before. He was unable to run because his hips were displaced...he hopped like a rabbit instead. He did have his safe spot that he stayed in when he was injured or trying to stay away from sissy...and would get REALLY upset if anyone else stole it.

1antique wrote:

callycat said: wrote:I have heard of brittle bone disease in humans but first time ever in cats, it must have been a very tough time.

He did have a difficult time....mostly caused by his sister who did what any kitten does....play. She would attack him from behind and he would be unable to walk for a few days. We would even have to carry him to the potty box and hold him while he went. Then, he would slowly get back to (his) normal and go around like before. He was unable to run because his hips were displaced...he hopped like a rabbit instead. He did have his safe spot that he stayed in when he was injured or trying to stay away from sissy...and would get REALLY upset if anyone else stole it.

That is just a beautiful picture!  And there was nothing they could do?

We tried all the medicines available, but they did very little....only strengthened his bones little bit. In the end, he ended up compacting his spine and pushing into, and blocking, his colon by attempting to get up onto my wife's bed.

Oh am so sorry to hear that, but at least he had a family that loved him and I am sure that love allowed him to live the life he had, and that is so precious.

How is Macy doing? I hope he is getting better.

Tentatively I am going to say yes, he is off all his meds as of last Sunday and so far so good, but it is like Beetlejuice, I say it is ok three times and it comes back, but it appears since I asked for help here it is better!  I will keep everyone posted.