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Your next Live Q&A Monthly Call is Saturday, April 8 @ 8:30 am Pacific / 10:30 am Central / 11:30 am Eastern.
NOTE: The Live Q&A Monthly Coaching Call is an opportunity reserved for Gold Members Only who are in good standing in the Club (membership dues are paid up). If you’re not a Gold Member and want to participate, email [email protected] and ask to be upgraded now. You can review the 2 levels of Club Membership here: https://www.animaltalkcoachingclub.com
Calling All Questions! If you’d like a chance to get a hot “love” seat in the next call to interact personally with me, then post your question here no later than 24 hours ahead of the class time to assure that they are included on the call. Questions are normally answered in the sequence in which they are posted, so it is best not to wait until the last minute.
Remember to let us know if there are specific topics on which you would like more teaching.
Prior to the Call, I’ll review the questions posted and will choose how to best answer them in the time we have. Come prepared with your questions as this is your time to get the answers you need to move forward in deepening your animal communication skills.
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Thank you for being a member of the Coaching Club and for sharing your love of animals with all of your fellow students. I’m looking forward to hearing what’s on your mind and discovering how I can best guide you on your journey!
Love,
ValModerator
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What a beautiful session and thank you very much for all the answers to my questions.
As a matter of fact, because I had so many questions, I did make an effort to be on the call.
All the doggies are doing well and Simba is gaining more and more confidence and going out more and more. I think he also does not see well????
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Me again. When I adopted my 2 new furry companions, I had to keep Stella seperate for about a week. During that time I used to pick her up and put her in the front while the others were in the back. One day Stella jumped out of my hands at about 6 to 8 inches off the ground, which is not high, but she got hurt because she yelped loudly and started crying and did not move. I tried to see what could be wrong. She kept crying for a while and then limped along. When I picked her up it was worse. She calmed down but as soon as I toughed her she started yelping again. After about an hour, I decided to take her to the vet. They x-rayed, checked, tested, etc…. kept her for the night – but found nothing wrong with her. When I fetched her she seemed as if nothing was wrong – but later when I picked her up, she yelped again. It came to my mind that she was just acting??? 2 days later she seemed her usual self? This was first week in Feb. Yesterday (19th March) I went walking with Stella and others (Stella) pulled quiet a bit (as usual) but when we got home, she was in the same pain as beginning of Feb. It was Sunday so I did not take her to the vet, and they can’t find anything anyway. So I just gave her Bach Rescue several times. She is very quiet but does not seem in pain when she does not jump or move too much or when we pick her up. Could you help me to see what the problem is? Thanks so much. with appreciation Ilse
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Some of you know about the on going problem with my beagle Snoops and his coughing. Last session went very well and Snoops said part of the issue was internal and the other environmental. His cough got better for a about 2 weeks but then went back to up during the night with coughing spells as well through out the day. I was laying there at 3 am listening to him hacking and there was this AHA!!! the ear wash i m using in made from alcohol!!! Its a homemade concoction that the rescue group uses for all the long eared dogs. You said that his cough and respiratory area felt dry. You also asked Snoops if the prob was internal or environmental and he said both so my question is two fold. Assuming my AHA is correct.
How is it that Snoops could say it was both but not be able to pin down the ear washing and let you know?
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Hi Val, I am curious about phenomenon with regard to us opening our senses with this Animal Communication work. I have recently experienced a couple of ‘weird’ occurrences within just a couple of nights; I was in bed the other night and a flashing red light awoke me, it was about 2am, it was quite bright and illuminated the window and the opposite bedroom wall. I covered my eyes and told myself there must be a cop car outside. It was so very quiet, though I listened intently thinking I would surely hear voices or car engine or something that would indicate it was what I was thinking. Nothing. I waited a few minutes then opened my eyes again, it was still blinking. I was quite comfortable and really didn’t want to roll out and peek outside to see what was happening. I closed my eyes again for a couple minutes, opened my eyes, lights still flashing. So… I got up and opened the curtains to find all was quiet in the neighborhood. Then,,, early, early this morning I had to get up to pee, I went into the bathroom (lights off) and outside my small window high above the toilet a red light shone in. Wow, again the red light I thought. When I turned around to look up again for the second time it was gone. What is going on? Do you want to share some ideas? And have you had some odd experiences like this over the years of doing this work? I am thinking it could be something to do with my root chakra, the color red, grounding ect ect but I am not sure. Please enlighten me if you can. Hugs, Pam
Pam, Pammie, Pammie Jean, Pamela.... you can call me any of these names.
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Me again with my venture of my furry adoptions. Sad mid week of March. On Wednesday 15th after doggies dinner, Simba started to act funny, seemed out of balance, leaning his head to the right and walking in circles, etc.., I assumed it was his hips/back and/or his ear because those were his problem areas. A while later he seemed better. When I got up the next morning at 4am, poor Simba had messed the whole house and was walking around like a zombie. He was very uncomfortable but did not seem to be in pain. At 8 am I was at the vet with him. After more than an hour of consultation, I was told that it was either a stoke or a tumor on the brain. Long story short: after consulting with the old lady’s daughter and the options for Simba, unfortunately it was decided that Simba had to be put to “sleep”, which was done. He passed peacefully in my arms (how one get’s attached to these beloved friends – he was with me for only 2 months) I just hope it was his time, I thought a lot of you Val during this painful time. The old lady cried too.
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For your info: After Simba’s passing, the elderly lady asked Suzie back. I agreed on condition that she would give her proper food, take more care that she went out more often, and I would check on her every 14 days. At first Suzie did not know who to follow, but I communicated with her and explained what was happening, and she seemed to have settled. My first visit there will be Monday 3rd. Suzie and Stella where very needy of my attention which resulted in fights, so maybe this is “all for the best of all”??? Please ask Suzie if she is happy, we got so attached to her?
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I ve also noticed that i have a intuitive sense when a dog or cat is about to die. This applies to older pets not sudden accidents or illness that pops over night and the family opts for euthanasia. I don’t see how this ability is useful….not like i can let clients know their pets about to leave. Thoughts again?
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