Healing Help Please

[Valerie Villars]

My horse is my heart. She coughed for a couple of mornings but has no fever or other signs of distress, except that her breathing is labored.

Of course I called the vet on Friday who couldn't find any obvious signs of the problem but agreed she is breathing too rapidly. The vet took blood and I am waiting to hear back from her, but in the meantime are there any sensitives out there who would have any insight into what is bothering her?

It is very distressing to me and I am really concerned about her. I wouldn't ask but it hurts me to see her not feeling well. Obviously, she can't tell me what is wrong.

Can anyone get a feel for what is wrong with her? Her name is Frysta. She's a small, chestnut mare.

[Foxie Loxie]

So sorry to hear about Frysta's health! Hope someone can give some insight!

[norman]

Has anything ( at all ) changed in her life recently ?

[petra]

Maybe she just has a little cold. I have a cold right now, and these symptoms sound kind of like me

[Valerie Villars]

Nothing's changed. It's just been ungodly hot. She's such a beautiful creature and I just hate to see her laboring.

If she does have a cold, hopefully the blood test will show it. It's just when horses having breathing problems, unless it's diagnosed and taken care of quickly, it can lead to a condition know as heaves, which is like COPD in people. It's potentially permanent.

I have my fingers crossed.

[Foxie Loxie]

We'll cross our fingers too!

[Bayareamom]

Valerie, I was thinking that perhaps this MAY be a heart issue of some sort, and then I read this in your next comment, "which is like COPD in people,"...

Has her heart been checked? Could she at all have some sort of viral condition, as of yet unchecked, which may be heart related?

[Valerie Villars]

Thanks Bayareamom. I'm waiting on the results of blood work the vet took. Thank you all for your caring.

[Daozen]

I have not used any etheric insight to get this answer:

Iodine, High dose Vit C, Wheatgrass and and maybe magnesium should be the first line medicines for almost any condition. Lugol's can be ordered online.

Vit C for horses:

https://www.horseandpethealth.com/ab...amin-c-horses/

Here's Dr Schulze on healing horses:

http://racehorseherbal.net/schulze.html

But the vet said that there wasn't time to do that, and that the horse was dead. I looked at the horse and even her gums were white.There was no blood in her gums. It was in shock and it was hardly breathing. The lady was crying and screaming, asking if I could do anything. I asked how I could get herbs in it. The vet said the only way to get herbs in a horse is to put a tube down its throat or through its nose into its stomach and pour them through a funnel. I said, "If I mix something up will you give it to the horse?" He said, "But it is dead, why torture it?" The lady said "You do what he says!!" So I reached down and got a gallon of warm water. The first thing I did was grab a handful of cayenne pepper and the vet grabbed my arm and said, "What are you doing? That is hot chilli pepper." I said, "Yeah, it is cayenne pepper and it stimulates the digestion, probably faster than anything." But the vet said, "You are going to kill this horse." I said, "Wait a minute, you just told me that this horse is dead," and so he let go and I threw it in and just to spite him I grabbed another whole handful of cayenne and threw it in this bucket of water, I threw in aloes, I threw in cascara, I threw in senna, the vet was absolutely freaked out. I mixed up this warm mixture of brown, red herbs. He tubed the horse, and we funneled it down. He said, "You know, the horse is dead, don't torture it any more." I then got over on the horse and I got my elbow and my knee into its guts and started giving it a gut massage. Well, I did that for about five minutes and walked out of the stall, and as I was talking with the vet and the woman was crying, we looked and the horse was up in his stall. He had leaped up back onto his feet, but his side was cut from trying to kick himself, because it was in so much abdominal pain. It leaped back up on its feet and was standing in its stall. It's gums were red and the vet said "I don't think it is going to live, but I think it's out of shock, so now would be a good time to kill it."

[Bayareamom]

Will keep her in my thoughts/prayers, Valerie. Please keep us posted. I can tell you love her very much...

[Franny]

Keeping your sweet horse in my prayers

[Valerie Villars]

Thank you. She really is one of the sweetest animals in the world and she save(s)d my life so many times. Every day in fact.

[Limor Wolf]

Posted by Valerie Villars (here)
My horse is my heart.

she can't tell me what is wrong.

Can anyone get a feel for what is wrong with her? Her name is Frysta. She's a small, chestnut mare.

Yes, but what comes up, Valerie, is that you can do it yourself, you have the bond with Frysta and you both may be gifted by deepening your connection and healing each other's aspects.. that is not to discount any vet's assistance, but you are meant to know that you are capable to connect this way, Valerie, and 'see' that what's bothers Frysta is possible to be healed and released, combining both your attention to one another - you and her are the healers - a sign of our times... !

I do not know if you are interested, but please check this method, Valerie. At 'worse' it may calm you down, at best, it is to reveal your own capabilities to perceive what's going on and to allow her the letting go. Apparently we share many of our senses and feelings with animals, most of all with our beloved ones -

The Trust technique

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=PnV5IIRvUNk

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=jDioO6-Trdg

I recently attended their workshop in British Colombia, Canada, it is wonderfully opening many beautiful insights on how this non intermediation connection is our natural inherent

With greatest care and many blessings to you both ~

Limor

[Tomkoyote]

Valerie:
Do you have access to Sodium Chlorite and HCL (MMS)?

[Valerie Villars]

I am embarrassed to say I don't know what either of those things are Tom.

To Daozen, she has a Himalayan salt block at all times which she loves. It's got iodine, calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, potassium, sulfer, iron, copper, zinc and of course, salt.

I just talked the vet. The bloodwork should be back tomorrow and the vet said to just try and keep her as cool as possible in this heat. I also went and bought better quality hay than I usually get (she's on pasture and gets carrots, alfalfa and grain in the morning) just to keep her in the stable in front of the fan and to keep her happy. She loves to eat more than any horse I know.

Limor, you're post was the sweetest thing in the world. I'm going to watch the videos right now.

Here she is with the lady who raised her.

Source: https://youtube.com/watch?v=SWcise6Qnn0

[Cardillac]

@Valerie there is also the Bemer system (Bemer stands for bio-electromagnectic energy regulation) that is not only available to humans but to animals as well- also to horses)-

the Bemer device targets micro-circulation (the capilaries- frees them up) to allow more blood circulation to heal the body- my friend Irene cured herself of MS (took 1 yr.) using Bemer because clogged capilaries decrease the flow of blood to the nerves which causes them to harden/die off- her neurologist is baffled (any wonder?)

I've been using the Bemer for almost 4 months now and it has been inhibiting the farther growth of varicose veins on my right leg;

I've been considering starting a thread on this subject but my computer skills are so limited that I can't provide more than one computer link in a posting;

but I believe one can start here:

www.Bemer.com

Larry

[Valerie Villars]

Larry, you are cracking me up. It's a link to a BMW website. So, if I buy a Beamer, all will be well?

[ichingcarpenter]

Are you out in the stall with your horse typing all this?
Gotta to know where to send the good vibes

[Tomkoyote]

Don't be. Few people know.

In this case I would suggest Calcium Hypochlorite which is much easier to get but a bit harder to administer.
Don't freak out at the protocol; it looks weird but 100% safe and very effective if administered properly. I take Cal Hypo every morning, so does my wife, so do tons of people around the world.
Go to a Pool store or hardware store get a small bag (1Lb) of "pool shock". The crucial detail is read the composition. The main ingredient must be Calcium Hypochlorite followed by a %. The % should be at least 65% or more; 70% is better, 78% is even better. The 65% will do the job fine.
Make sure it is not Sodium Hypo, and there is no sodium hypo; must be Calcium Hypo.
How to administer:

Option_1 (best) - fill 15-20 capsules size 00 (double zero) with the granules. Keep them in a dry place.
Dosage: 1 capsule for each 300 pounds of body weight every 2 to 2 1/2 hrs; it does have to be exact.
For expl if your horse weighs 1000 Lb give 3 capsules every 2 to 2.30 hrs. Maximum 5 doses a day (ie 15 caps/day), preferably away from food/empty stomach.
Push the capsule down her throat and poor water and get her to swallow; make sure she does not chew the capsules.

Option_2: empty 3 capsules in 1liter/2pints of water mix well and try to get her to drink it. Even if she drinks just part of it, it's better than nothing.

Even if she takes only 3 doses a day instead of 5, it's better than nothing. Even 2 capsules per dose is better than nothing.

This is very effective against bacteria/virus/poison which is likely the case.
Note: some of these ailments do not show in blood tests.

[Valerie Villars]

Oh my gosh. You all are so wonderful. Tomkoyote, are you sure it's safe for horses?

Iching, I am outside as much as possible, always looking at the horses, but I am going to have a walk over there right now. Thank you.