The following Case Histories have been provided by independent practitioners.
Case History 1
One of my clients told me the most amazing story last night. She has three dogs, all bull arabs. Rhuarc 7 yrs, Jamilla 4 yrs and George (son of Rhuarc and Jamilla) 1 yr.
Rhuarc has been off colour for a week or so and wound up at the Werribee teaching facility for an overnight stay. When Mairi and Hec went to pick him up they were told Rhuarc has a tumor on his heart and that there is nothing to be done. Rhuarc is an amazing dog - the vets were in tears, the nurses were in tears and so was the local pet shop owner as well as Hec and Mairi.
They took him home and out into the backyard. Mairi put the bottle of Emergency Essence I had given her to give Rhuarc while he was in hospital on the kitchen bench on her way thru the house. Hec and Mairi are standing in the backyard with Rhuarc and Jamilla. George trots inside then comes back out again. He drops something at Mairi's feet - she figures it was a stick so took no notice. When she failed to respond George pushed it towards her with his foot. Mairi still didn't respond so he pushed it towards her again with his front foot and barked (he rarely barks). Mairi looked down to find the bottle of Emergency Essence - George had taken it off the kitchen bench and brought it out to them!!
Mairi immediately gave some to the three dogs and Hec and took some herself. She then went inside and rang me. I was as blown away as she was!
Carolyn P.
Case History 2
Hi, thought you may be interested in this not sure if you are aware of it or not with the emergency Essence. The other night in bed I was bitten by a mozzie a few times and it was stinging like anything and a voice told me to get up and put the Emergency Essence on the bites. Within two minutes the stinging was gone and in the morning which was only a few hours after this, there was no sign of the bites and normally mozzie bites on me last for ages. Then this morning I was bitten by a bull ant put on the Essence again. It took out the stinging and after a short while the redness had gone.
Lyn.
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