After going to a Reconnective Healing weekend in Sydney in 2012, I was staying with my aunt when her dog became very weak and floppy. Taking him to the vet, we discovered he had been bitten by a tick and was told they did not expect him to survive the night. The vet kept him to see if there was anything they could do. 

Overnight I did Reconnective Healing for him (by distance), and he was surviving longer than expected, however, in a very poor state.

I did more Reconnective Healing. At first I felt he was not very strong but then it started to feel like he was improving.

When we arrived at the vet 3 days later, the receptionist said they were surprised how much he had improved. She went to get him, and he came bounding out, full of excitement to see us. We took him home and he stayed fit and well for many years. 

I didn’t tell my Aunt and her family what I had done, thinking, probably correctly, that it wouldn’t have made sense to them, but I did wonder what they thought of the sudden change. I often wonder if telling them may have introduced them to the power of Reconnective Healing that they may have been curious to learn more about it. 

Cheers and Best Wishes,
Margaret Richardson
Albury Wodonga