Specifics:
I've been walking around telling them and myself that *I* lead this parade, and that they don't need to protect me, and it's working: Desi BARELY barks
at all anymore, and even Lucy is down to barking only under certain circumstances (e.g., when she's startled by a dog when the elevator doors open, or
when we see one of her nemeses).

Lucy is doing brilliantly in school, and acts really eager to please me.
Don't know if it's helping her separation anxiety during the day, but I've not only stopped using "right back" for more than a 15-minute absence; I've
told friends about it, and THEY'VE all changed their routine! (You'll probably hear from a few of them, looking for sessions.)

I got in touch with Daniel, Desi's former dog-walker, to tell him what Desi had said: that he missed him and needed reassurance that Daniel still loved
him. Needless to say, he was very touched. Daniel is back in NYC now, though not in our neighborhood, and we're arranging for him to visit
periodically, if only once a month or so.

Still looking for a dog walker for them, perferably male, but I've assured Desi that we'll work SOMETHING out when I get home after Thanksgiving.

...And speaking of Thanksgiving: we're all giving thanks every day for the opportunity to meet you and work with you. Blessings to you on your
Thanksgiving.

We'll be in touch again - maybe a follow-up in six months or so.

Light and love,
Liz, Desi and Lucy
NYC
November, 2006
visit her Website: ewedapup.com




Just wanted to tell you that it was a pleasure to meet you at Camile's home on Saturday and also to thank you for your help in communicating with Kenji and Joy. I had confidence in your ability to communicate with animals before we had our session with you, but I’m completely impressed at the depth of your gift. After we arrived home, there was a marked change in the behavior of both of our dogs. Kenji appeared to have a calmness about him, and when we sat out on our lawn and he looked at me, I truly felt that the bond we had was intensified and he was at peace to know that I now was aware of how he felt about his life and his wishes for the future. Amazingly our eternal teenager's crazy behavior has changed drastically. I cannot believe how much she has calmed down since we met with you. The change was immediate and she now is listening to us, and even her interaction with Kenji is more respectful to him. Once again, we thank you for the wonderful experience you offered us.

Warm regards,
Rebecca




First, I send you my warmest regards. I hope you’re keeping well. Second, I send you my sincerest thanks.You have been a wonderful help. As I write this e-mail, I have all seven of my “children” sleeping on or around my feet. From the largest to the smallest. From the oldest to the newest (including Sebastian!). I write to you to tell you how amazingly well Plato has adjusted. He is right now lying down next to Sebastian, sound asleep, without any problems. I was amazed when I noticed an almost immediate change in his attitude towards Tala (the puppy), but I’m thrilled to see how readily he has accepted Sebastian as well. He hasn't lifted a lip or raised his neck hair even once since you spoke to him, except on one occasion. Plato was lying in his back with Tala licking his leg. She’s currently teething. At one point she decided his leg looked like a munchy, juicy thing to bite into ... Well, Plato did not think that was funny. But no harm done. He just told her his legs are off limits! The difference it has made in my life, and in our household, cannot adequately be described by words.To be honest ... I never thought it was possible. But here we are. All thanks to you.

Warmest regards
Evangelia from South Africa, 11-4-2005



My name is Bill Ashcraft. We met last night at Wiskers in Belmont Shore. We had two dogs (Maddie and Julie) and a picture of our deceased dog, Lizzette. I just wanted you to know how extremely impressed I was with you. I felt struck by what I perceived in you as a "purity of spirit." I think that’s why you’re able to reach out to these animals. Anyway, thanks for a lovely and moving experience last evening. We may be talking to you again, as we had a few questions we couldn't get to regarding our dog Lizzette.

Best Regards,
Bill



I meant to write and thank you for the session with Bear and Nathena right after we saw you but it has taken me this long. I just wanted you to know how much the session meant to me and to thank you again for the work that you do. Bear is still in good spirits. . . the diagnosis was that she had two months to live, and two months later she’s still going strong. I continue to talk with her and love her on an “every moment” basis with the lovely addition of having heard her funny, illuminated “voice” through you. It has added so much to my understanding and love of both her and Nathena. Everyone I’ve told about the session with you has been fascinated and charmed and completely curious. I wish you the best in all your work-- it truly was a gift for me to experience.

Many regards.
Nickki from California, 11-7-2005




At the request of her guardian I went to see Angel, a 2 year old female Rhodesian Ridgeback mixed breed. She had been rescued from the shelter and Mom was very concerned about her behavior. Angel would spend most of her day in the bedroom hidden away in a corner, lying on top of her mat. She’d seldom come out, except for eating. When she did, she would have "accidents". She had no bladder control. She was so afraid, that almost anything would cause her to lose control. You couldn't talk very loud, reach with your hand to try to pet her, or even walk toward her without having her produce a puddle on the floor. She in turn was mortified, and turned around to her hiding place. I had a long talk with Angel and explained to her that she now had a family who loved her, no matter what. They would never send her back to the shelter. They’d do whatever it took to help Angel feel like a special part of the family, to learn to enjoy life more, and be a happy girl. She was there to stay. Angel was delighted to hear this. Before I came along, she hadn’t been sure if this would be her permanent home, or if she was only staying here on a trial basis, so she tried to be on her very best behavior and spend as much time as possible alone in her room. After our communication, she was able to understand that this family was full of love and compassion for her. During our talk, Angel remained on the floor in front of me, but when we were finished, she got up, and came directly to me, putting her head on my lap. She then started pawing me with her right front leg. I knew she was thanking me. Mom’s jaw dropped. She said that in the months she’d had Angel, she’d never done that to anyone. Mom rushed out to get her camera saying, "I have to take a picture of this, otherwise none of my family will believe me." Months later when I checked on Angel, Mom told me she’d had a complete turnaround. She’s now a friendly and happy dog. Mom is delighted with the outcome, Angel is enjoying a family who loves her unconditionally, and I have a wonderful picture of that happy occasion.




Ann called me in to talk to her two year old female dog, a Great Pyrinee named Shadow. Shadow didn't enjoy going to visit different people or places anymore. When they did go out for a visit, she would start whining and pawing at her “Mom” right away and Ann would be forced to leave, cutting the visit short. Ann couldn’t find a good reason for this behavior so she asked me to talk to Shadow to see what I could discover. As soon as Shadow started our communication, she complained that her four knees were hurting, but mostly her right hind leg and her hip. She couldn’t understand why she wasn’t able to play rough with other dogs anymore. Cold weather aggravated the pain and she felt uncomfortable whenever she was away from home. Ann explained to me that Shadow had had an operation on her LEFT knee when she was barely a year old. I suggested to Ann that she should take Shadow to her veterinarian for a more thorough examination, but that I had the feeling it would be the RIGHT knee which would require x-rays. We talked about a lot of other issues that were real concerns to both of them and the evening ended with positive feedback. The next day, Ann took Shadow to a leash-free park where dogs can mingle with each other in a fenced yard under the watchful eye of their owners. Shadow really likes it there because she can play around with other friends. While playing, Ann heard Shadow let out a cry in a piercing voice that made her jump with fear. Shadow's right hind knee was hanging in mid-air. No longer able to put the weight of her huge body on her leg, Shadow was taken directly to the vet who suggested knee surgery immediately. I went back to visit Shadow three days after her surgery. She looked miserable but she understood, through picture telepathy, that this was only temporary pain and from now on she would be a normal "kid," able to jump and play without any more pain. I was able to teach Ann how to visualize and utilize healing techniques for Shadow's benefit. She got great results. Her vet told her Shadow had recuperated much faster than she had from her previous surgery. The stitches came out early, and Shadow is once again running free in "Bark Park," California.




Michelle called me early one Saturday morning and said that it was urgent I talk with her cat who was very short of breath, and probably wouldn't make it through the day. She needed to ask a lot of questions and was willing to drive a long way to see me. Jessie was very quiet and talked very slowly but deliberately. He wanted to reassure his “parents” that he was now very ready to leave this world. His only request was for "Dad" to be there with him. He didn’t want to be left alone in the hands of strangers. Jessie talked about the other cats in the family and how he’d already passed the responsibilities along to Sinbad, the other male cat. Even in his final moments he was in charge, opting not to talk about the family dog with whom he’d never enjoyed a good relationship. He told Michelle he was definitely coming back to be with her. When she asked: How would I know? He simply responded: I will make sure I am so irresistible that you would feel compelled to take me home. In the meantime, I’ll be able to enjoy some time off and visit with relatives on the other side. There were a lot of tears that day, both of sorrow and of joy. All of us will remember Jessie for a long time to come.

Thank You Card for Jessie's Reading Click to Enlarge.

Thank you so very much for your help with Jordan. It was very gratifying to learn that I was pretty much on target about what was best for me and Mijo. Your confirmation encourages and assures me to listen to my intuition and just TRUST that the information is for our highest good. Most importantly, your time with me and Jordan has given me peace of mind, and I feel so relieved. I’m sure Jordan knows that I’m no longer agonizing over these decisions. I’m also beginning to do energy work on him. Please advise if you have any suggestions. I decided to "come out of the closet" with my family and friends about the type of work you do. Our gifts are important and contribute to the well-being of animals, Mother Earth, and the people who live on this planet. It’s "time" to let the graces flow, for healing, and for accepting and trusting new ways of living and thinking. I’m going to be a strong marketing and advertising proponent for you! I appreciate your help, and I say prayers for you and your continued good work. Thank you, once again, for your patience and time with me and Jordan. He says thank you too because now his Mommy feels better!!

PEACE, JOY, LOVE,
Mardie




You came and gave a reading to both my dogs, Shadow (a black lab/shep/chow) and Ruby ( a Jack Russell Terrier) a couple of months ago. I just wanted to say thank you. You were very accurate, and some things have been better. Shadow, even though we said that he was already very affectionate, seems to be more so now, and Ruby is still the queen of the house and all the dogs at the dog park.

Thank you!




I wanted to thank you so much for making the long trip and coming over so quickly! It was so great to meet you! I thought you might be interested to know the results of your work. For two hours after you left, I really seriously reflected on what to do!! Every time I looked at that sweet Harold, I just couldn't imagine letting him go!! But then my love, Spence -- I would never want to make him unhappy!! In short order, I decided that I must keep Harold and give him at least six months, with no pressure, to just acclimate at his own pace. I decided to shower Spence with much more love and affection, and I’m talking to him and explaining to him that he’s No. 1 and always will be -- but Harold needs a safe home! I’m bringing Spence on the bed every night where he’s snuggling up with me, and Harold is happy to sleep in his room. Also, I immediately went out and bought Harold a 4' tower and put it in front of the window in my office -- moved the fax machine over as you suggested! Well, these changes have produced amazing results in just two days! I spent some time with Harold on Friday night lying on the couch in my office. . .and he crawled up on me and purred at high volume and he was so relaxed and happy. . .I really believe he was thanking me for everything and for having you over! Next day he started coming out of the bedroom gradually. By last night, he was with me in my master bath and closet, hanging out! He was on my bed this morning. . and he's hanging out regularly in my bedroom window checking everything out! And it's only been two days!!!!!!

So thanks again. . .you made the difference for me and the two beauties!
Lori, Spence and Harold




Thank you so very much for e-mailing me your notes from your reading with Tigger, Sassy, and Anna. I also wanted you to know the changes i saw in them after the reading. Not more than 10 minutes after I got off of the phone with you last friday, I noticed Anna was eating some cat grass which I had bought for the cats over a week ago. Sassy was the only one who was eating it. You see, after you told Anna that her babies were no longer here, she’s stopped hanging out in the windows as much, and by her eatting the grass, it was just like telling me that this is where I live now, and I no longer have a desire to go outside and do the things I use to do out there. And Sassy is not so jumpy when strangers come in the house and he’s been hanging around my daughter more. Thank you so much for everything. I feel more relaxed about going on vacation now, and knowing that my cats will be more relaxed while I am gone.

Take care,
Dana Cairns




I just wanted to thank you for the reading. It was amazing to me to realize how Sassy really feels about some of these things....I had no clue, or all I had were conflicting ones. I’m especially glad to know how much she likes going outside and that she wants the barricades and pads gone as much as I do. Fascinating!!!
I’m concerned about her skin as she is scratching and biting her back a lot and it’s getting raw. We’ve never experienced this before. It could be connected to whatever is causing the eyes to run. One thing that surprised me is that I’ve had a few other readings with Sassy but not so much about the everyday as our connection. She usually always has to make a point about what a big dog/spirit she is and finds it frustrating to have this more frail body. In case you're interested....once she said how could I love her when I didn't love myself, and it precipitated me doing a lot of work in that area. Another time she said she is here to help me open my heart and get in touch with some old stuff stuck in my belly, and also that she’s looking forward to me being able to hear her. Again, thanks so much for being you and sharing your gifts.

Love and light,
Lonnie




Thank you again for your time today. I am so grateful to you for helping me understand my pet dogs Belle and Dancer, and my semi-blind kitty Whiskers. It was a wonderful experience for both my mother and me.

Michelle T





I just wanted to give you an update on two of my cats for whom you did consultations shortly after Christmas. Sneakers, my lovely long haired tabby was being attacked for years by all of the other cats in the house, and we had no idea why. You told me you sensed that she was giving off an odor that the other cats didn't recognize, and they didn't even accept her as a cat. You also mentioned that she smelled the same way a diabetic person does, and that she may have an underlying health condition which could need attention. We haven't taken her to the vet yet as all of our funds have gone towards George, who I will fill you in on next, but we did follow your suggestion of trying to mask the scent with another. I went to a health food store and picked up some lavender oil. I confirmed with the store that it was safe for pets providing it was diluted with water. I put about 15 drops in a spray bottle of water and spritzed a towel and then rubbed her down with it. It was the most amazing thing! From that moment on, she has never been attacked by a single cat in our house. It was so stressful before. The attacks had been daily and repetitive, so we are all thrilled with the results. The other thing you mentioned was that Sneakers had indicated that she liked high places, and hoped we could create a place for her that was high up and safe from the other cats. The same day I spoke with you, I made a soft bed on top of one of our china hutches in the living room. It’s very tall, and we have to help her up there a few times a day, but she loves it! Only a moment after I put her up there for the very first time, she curled up and went to sleep as if it had always been her favorite spot. I'm sending along two pictures I took a few minutes after I put her up there, which was about half an hour after I spoke with you. I'm not sure if it’s the combination of both the high up space that is all her own and the new lavender scent (which we no longer have to use), but she now rules the roost.

On a daily basis she gives chase to every cat in the house, but in a playful way. They aren't exatly sure what to make of her new actions, but some of them are starting to play with her a bit and it's wonderful. Thank you!!

I also wanted to let you know about our Georgie. He’s our short haired tabby cat who was struggling to get air through his nose. Before calling you for the consultation, I’d taken him to numerous vets and no one had been able to help him or determine what was the cause of this mysterious problem. You told me that he was indeed having trouble breathing and that he sometimes would wake up in the middle of the night worried that he couldn't get enough air. You also told me that you could sense that he had a tremendous headache along with the breathing problem, kind of like a sinus headache. You thought that it might be a tumor, but whatever it was it would take some real investigating by veterinarians to get to the bottom of it. This has proved to be true, the investigating part! After we spoke on the phone, I booked an appointment with a clinic three hours away, one of only two in the entire province that had CAT scanning equipment. This hospital performed a CAT scan of his head, and of his entire body, while he was under anesthesia, and also did a rhinoscopy where they put a small tube with a camera through his nasal passages. They also did a biopsy of the nasal tissue and sent it off to a lab for analysis. The CAT scan results were studied by a physician at Colorado State University. I was so devastated when they called me a few weeks later to tell me that they still had no idea what was wrong with him. Of course I didn't want the news to come back with anything negative, but after spending a thousand dollars at their hospital, I was hoping they could offer something. All the vet could do was prescribe anti-inflammatory drops which we administer everyday to George. He hates it but it helps a bit. Without them he’s in terrible shape. Another thing you mentioned in our conversation was that I should find a diet with no preservatives for him. I’ve tried three different diets, but so far nothing has helped. One of them uses Vitamin E as the preservative and it is a grain free dry food. I thought maybe he might be allergic to grains. Didn't seem to help him though. I'm thinking of switching him to a vegetarian diet or maybe a raw food diet but what I think I'm going to do first is have the vet take a blood sample and send it off to a lab in California called Veterinary Allergy Reference Laboratory. They might be able to tell me exactly what he is allergic to, if he’s allergic to anything at all. I hope to be able to find help for him soon and will send you a quick email if I'm able to get him healed. Instead of my “Curious George,” he’s my “Mysterious George.”

Thank you again for the consultations on my cats. I look at them in such a different way now and I also try to explain things to them hoping they'll understand. We are moving to a nicer climate in a few months and into a house that we can all live together in so no cats have to be in a barn or a garage. They seem to be listening when I tell them things are about to get a lot better for all of us. It's really neat to be able to communicate with them. Sometimes I try to send them images that I'm thinking about but I'm not sure I'm doing it right so I end up speaking out loud to them. Seems to be working! Thanks so much, Lana (writing from British Columbia, Canada)

I just wanted to drop you a quick note to say thank you for chatting with Ginger. She’s back to her normal habits and has not done anything outside the box so far at all this week. She seems very happy and even tolerates her "teenage" kitties a little better as well! I know you’ve already had contact with my sister who is very excited that you may help her prepare her cats for their upcoming move. I've told some other friends what you were able to do for my cat and they may call you to learn more about their own pets in the near future! I'm going to sign up for your workshop on the 17th and look forward to introducing myself and thanking you in person!

Thanks again,
Mary Russell




I just wanted to thank you so much for our phone consultation yesterday. It’s wonderful to know that Cosette is still around me and that I can speak to her through my heart. I was impressed by just how much you’d captured the quality of my little friend and soul mate in the communication you had with her, and it’s so comforting to know and to truly believe that her spirit does continue to do its work after her physical body has departed. The validations you passed on to me from Cos were extraordinarily accurate – the details of her final illness, the way in which I’ve been using her collar to feel close to her after her physical death, and your (her) description of the photograph that shows her as she’d like to be remembered. I have attached a copy of this for you – from what you said, I’m sure it’s the picture that she intended, and she’d probably like you to see how beautiful she used to be too! Thank you so much for sharing your gift in the way that you do, and helping those of us who are less empowered to understand a little more about the infinite mysteries of the universe, and our interconnection with all life forms. I greatly look forward to reading your next book

Alice, Bracknell (Berks), UK 11-4-2005




Tanner is now with his friends in the spirit world. I could see in his eyes and in our conversation that he just wanted so much to be done with the pain. I took him last evening to the vet where he was painlessly and peacefully put down. He knew it was time and he let me know that he was ready. I took my bedspread with us and put it on the table while cuddling him in my arms and stroking his cheeks in our special way. He was doing something very strange after the first shot that told me everything that I needed to know. He kept his head up and kept looking to the left of me, to the right of me and then further off to the right. He kept looking at these three separate spots, again and again, until he was so overtaken by the medication that he finally laid his head down for the final time. I know beyond a shadow of a doubt that his three friends were there to take him to heaven. It was so obvious what he was seeing. My heart today is in bad shape. The tears keep falling at random. There is no controlling it. My pain is so great. We buried him in our backyard this morning. Our whole family is truly in mourning. It’s hard right now. I would have never in a million years, in my wildest dreams ever thought that anything even close to what happened yesterday could have happened. It was a day that has forever changed me. It was without a doubt one of the worst days of my life, and at the same time one of the very, very best days. I feel so blessed to have the type of closure with Tanner that I have. I can sleep at night without any doubt that I fulfilled his final wishes -- that he has no regrets and that he truly knew how much I deeply loved him, and to know that that love was just as deeply returned. Just when I didn’t think I could have loved Tanner more, surprisingly I have a whole new amazing love for him finding out what a noble and truly selfless being he was. He had so much dignity, he so easily found forgiveness and gave thanks. Wow, just to know that I actually got the chance to speak to Tanner, and at such a transitional time in his life, has forever changed me. Thank you and The Lord for your special gift. No words could express how much it means to me to finally connect with my best friend in a way I thought only possible in my wildest dreams. Thank you, thank you, thank you.

God Bless,
Monique P. and Tanner