posted May 04, 2003 05:47 PM         

Randall~She was more curious about what I could do as far as any candles I could burn or a combo of herbs/oils.

posted May 05, 2003 06:18 AM         

You may like to try Chamomile Essential oil in an oil burner as well as Rescue Remedy in water that is sipped, or placed directly on the pulse of the wrist, or under the tongue.

I find Rescue Remedy a 'godsent' for heaps of different things, it is fantastic stuff. ( You should find it at any health food shop ).

Good Luck to your friend sister.

posted May 05, 2003 09:03 AM         

Laughing hard & long is good too... stimulates the system.

Sister, let us know when it`s baby

posted May 05, 2003 08:23 PM         

Rescue Remedy is absolutely awesome stuff, I swear by it. I carry a bottle in my bag, one ion the car and another bottle stays at home.........you might say I'm a Rescue Remedy junkie

We live in the country, so we get quite a few birds that fly into our windows at home, knocking themselves senseless, so I race out with my trusty bottle of Rescue Remedy, pop a few drops in their mouth, and within a couple of minutes, they're as good as gold again! It's amazing to watch.

I've also used it on dogs, when there has been a couple of indescresions in the neighbourhood. It has calmed the dogs as well as the owners too

There is no end to the uses with this magic bottle, it's brilliant stuff.

posted May 06, 2003 02:30 AM         

Wow, our female is a "pitty" too and the male we had was a staffy, cross wombat:laughing, or at least we thought he was.

Yes, there has been quite a few episodes where our two would fight over food, and I refuse to go to a vets, so a bit of rescue remedy, clean the wound with tea tree and lavender oil, wrap and bandage with calendula and a bit of honey and I've never had an infection yet, nor have they ever needed antibiotics.

Hubby and I just set up the loungeroom floor like a mini operating theatre, and re-do the wounds every day and they have cleared up perfectly every time.

Mind you, if Jet ( the pitty ) so much as sees me with a bottle of oil, she runs a mile, so I have to use the 'suprise attack'

Hmmm, we had to have the staffy put down late last year due to very old age, but he lived to a ripe old age without ever seeing a vet and as he was originally from the dog shelter, it made him even more special, as he'd been very badly abused prior to me finding him

We live on a dirt road to Sister, but I don't suffer from allergies, just an allergie to all the dusting that my house needs

posted May 06, 2003 09:50 AM         

I`m not sure about human allergy treatment, but I can look into it for you if you want. Up front, I would recommend Self-Heal while you`re buying Rescue Remedy. It starts at the root of the problem & you can build with it for specific treatment. Both are a must for your cabinet.

A big hug to all your critters!

juniperb

posted May 06, 2003 05:23 PM         

YES, keep sending messages to your four leggeds. They do understand and with practice, they will reciprocate. When I`m holding my Siamese cat Josie while I`m meditating, I get the most lovely messages Start that way then move on to telepathic listening & sending. Let me know how it goes ok.

I will look into allergies for you & see if there`s a remedy to help you.

posted May 06, 2003 07:36 PM         

Animals definately respond to telepathic messages Isn't it fun!