Update on Snuffy: he now weighs 13 pounds and he actually tried to play with his toy the other day. since he has been sick he hasn't shown much interest in anything but sleeping. now that is all changing,he is very much alert,barking at everything,his eyes have gotten that sparckle back and he is trying to make friends with the chichi next door.
i wish i had taken pictures so that everyone could see what a difference this is. this dog actually looked like he was 15-16,(he's only 8) emaciated,dull coat and eyes,dry cracked pads and nose,very scared,stunned look. he looked like the poster dog for cruelty cases. now he looks almost his normal self,back before any of this started. his front legs are stronger and the back legs are moving more although he cannot hold his own weight.
GM i know i have said this before but THANK YOU SO MUCH,YOU ARE A TRUE HEALER AND A CREDIT TO HOMEOPATHY.

Thanks to all of you, im flattered, but its what others too should be able to acomplish, if they have the rigth training.
Homeopathy ows the credit, it works, if you know how.
aude sapere.

Me too, me too.

My cat still has his teeth thanks to GM , our conventional vet wanted to remove them (and still would not garuntee a cure:mad .

Thanks.

Janyce

GM, it may be "what others too should be able to acomplish" but not many do. Just got a call from someone so happy to have found a "homeopathic" vet who prescribed hydro-cortisone for her cat's stomatitis problem. I recently traveled a long distance (long trips are a real hardship for cats) to see a different "homeopathic" vet who has the respect of many. She refused to even look at the pages of background history I had prepared. She didn't even slip them into the file with the pretense she might refer to them at another time, simply handed them back to me without a glance. She advised I had over medicated my cat and prescribed EXACTLY the same remedy, in the same potency I had given him. I advised her of that and she said, "OK, then give it again"! If we are in the position of needing emergency care, there are only allopathic vets available. Once you enter their doors, you relinquish any possibility of any kind of care that would not cause us to have bad dreams....it is a very bad situation. Those very few vets who do have a reputation for competent homeopathic treatment are very few and very far away. Most take no new patients. If they are accepting new patients they have 6-8 weeks waiting time for appointments.

So GM, you have no idea how important you are to someone like me and all on the BB who reap the rewards of your prompt replies and excellent advice. If I have the correct translation, you are one of the very few who really does......aude sapere!

Not such a "little miracle"....a great big one! No one but Patchitu could have endured so much nor given so much to a "lost cause". I am in awe of her perseverance.
What a nice Christmas story.

Update on Snuffy: he is maintaining weight at 13-14 pounds,very alert and interested in everything,Playing again with his toys(hasn't touched them since this all began)moving all legs ,sitting up a lot better,moving himself about with his neck and head-he still cannot hold weight on his legs- playing a little with the friend i adopted for him(when friend doesn't get too rough!). he is so much generally improved since GM treated. He looks exactly like his old self,facial features are all normal,eyes clear and shining,coat soft and long. his front paws are still crooked and hurt him, but he now has so much more to his little life even though he can't walk.
I want to take this season to say again thank you to homeopathy, and of course that very special Angel Geir Marcussen. my friend GPM has seen this dog from the beginning and she also knows what a little miracle this was. Homeopathy is the best,and GM is in my book -truly a genius.(Webster's Dictionary: Genius--an exceptional natural capacity of intellect)
GM,may the Fates continue to Bless you.



[This message has been edited by Patchitu (edited 27 December 2000).]

I'm not sure about "Angel" but I go along with the rest.
Nice work from GM and dedication from Patchitu. Well done Snuffy too - he must have wanted to live, even when things were toughest.