I have a cat
named Josie that will be 18 in a few months.
For several reasons, I recently switched to a much better veterinarian for
her. It was determined that she needed a
dental cleaning and removal of a cyst on her lip.
So last
Thursday was the procedure, which required general anesthesia. That is always chancy for a super senior
cat. Preliminary blood work showed that she was in
better health than most other cats her age, so we decided to proceed.
Everything went
well, and I got her back that night. The
trouble started the next day. As the day
progressed, she became more and more lethargic, almost to a comatose
state. That was pretty distressing for
me to see her that way. As my vet was
already closed for the day, I decided to take her to St George to the emergency
animal hospital. I did not want to take
any chances with her condition.
The emergency
vet was just as perplexed as I was. I
got Josie out of her carrier and she just lay on the exam table without moving. This is not normal cat behavior, especially
in a strange place with strange people touching her. X-rays and a blood test were all normal.
This is where
my inner guidance kicked in. We were alone in the exam room while the blood
analysis was being done. As I was firmly
asking her that she stay with me, and that her time with me was not at an end,
I started looking at her connection with the cat group soul.
Every animal’s energy
comes from their species group soul.
They do not have individual souls per se, and can’t reincarnate as that
previous animal. The connection with the
group soul comes right down and into the top of the head.
Something told
me that this connection was where the problem was. So I went up to the cat group soul and
started pulling energy down towards Josie’s head. I did see that her connection with the cat
group soul had a big gap in it right above her head. That got filled in and she got reconnected
firmly. I can only assume that the
trauma from her general anesthetic and the dental work had damaged that
connection and disconnected her a bit. I
will never know if she would have recovered or passed over if I had waited
overnight and not intervened.
All through this
process, she started to blink her eyes and squirm a bit. That was a good sign. She even gave the tech some trouble when her
toenails were trimmed. The only other thing
that the vet did for her was to re-hydrate her and give her a B12 injection, since he didn't know what else to do, but
that was after I worked on her group soul connection.
As of today,
she is doing just fine. I hope to have
Josie with me for at least several years to come!