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I apologize for the last email that was cut off. I’m on a layover in Iceland & using my phone – I accidentally hit send.
However I left off with researching compounds on Pub Med that may help Buddy. I started giving him I’m Yunity for the cancer along with some phytochemicals to remove fluid buildup. I also gave him milk thistle to cleanse his liver. I asked to work remotely 4th quarter. My principal is a dog lover & a kind compassionate person so I was granted permission. I was not really accepting a one month life span but I wanted to spend as much time with him as I could.
I love him so much & I felt it was too soon, he was only 10. After his prognosis, I cooked for him instead of his raw diet. I made a bucket list that we finished – except for the beach one last time. I invited his friends over to see him & he was doing great. I thought he was going to surpass his time. He did but only for a week. My boyfriend came home July 2nd (he works out of town) & Buddy was thrilled to see him as usual. The type of cancer Buddy had was insolent. Therefore he was always himself & enjoyed his daily activities. We just had to slow them down a lot. The next day Buddy’s breathing rate was fine. My boyfriend and I got in the car with Buddy to go run some errands (he loved car rides & going anywhere with us). I think he passed away in about a minute. We got down a few blocks from my house & he was on the car floor. He had a massive heart attack. The vet told me that would be the least painless easiest way to go. At the time the vet told me that I still was in denial & believed he would survive much longer.
Fortunately Buddy didn’t even make a sound. I have some comfort knowing it was fast & painless. I also like to believe Buddy went into the lake like he always did & that was his entry into the cosmic realm. Oddly, his dog sister Cookie passed away on July 3rd one year before Buddy of a stroke.
I have been talking to Buddy & asking him to come back to me. I believe that is completely possible but I wanted to find out if he wants to so I am hoping you can help.
I have a strong urge to be his mommy again & this time not go on vacations so often. I also have stopped drinking as much as I used to. I have immense guilt for leaving my beloved Buddy at home to go out drinking (although I did not leave him home alone often at all, I still feel terrible for leaving him). I was selfish – I learned how to be a better person because of him. Even though my selfish lifestyle was short lived (2016-2018) I feel I was a negligent dog parent on a few occasions. The guilt consumes me. I also feel terribly bad for Buddy that just him & I moved to Chicago when he was only 4. It was a big adjustment & he didn’t like it at first. I fed guilty for not getting him a companion (but I didn’t want another dog).
When I got Buddy, he was a stray puppy & my ex husband found him in the park near our home in miami (2011). We already had 3 rescue dogs & I was not keeping another one. But all it took was for me to pick him up & I had an overwhelming sense of love & joy. As the mind works against instinct I went about getting him neutered & all of his shot so he would be more adoptable. I had put him on a German Shepherd rescue site. When the vet came out with his paperwork they had given him the same birthdate as me! That was enough for me to want to keep him as I already loved & adored him. Against my entire family’s opinion, I took him off the rescue site & we were inseparable ever since. He slept with me for 10 years. He followed me everywhere & we loved/love each other so much. We have gone on many great mommy & Buddy vacations. We also always went to the beach – we both love water. We had so many wonderful times together.
When the pandemic hit, I didn’t go anywhere unless it was with Buddy. I was lucky to have a beautiful last year & a half with him. He also became very attached to my boyfriend Mike who moved to Chicago July 2019. Buddy never had a daddy before but he grew to love Mike & Mike loved/loves him so much too. It was a really great thing for Buddy to have a mom & dad. I knew he loved when Mike was around. Even though Buddy slept with me he would get up in the morning & run to the guest room to jump in bed & cuddle with Mike. It was so sweet. And yes, Buddy had reign of the house- he slept with me & sat on the couch with me. Mike slept in the guest bedroom & sat on the floor if Buddy was on the couch when visiting.
We were devastated when July 3rd hit. I still am. I know Buddy is having a great time. I saw an image of him smiling that day after it happened.
I have had some very beautiful experiences with Buddy too. I went to Miami in July to spread his ashes at “our beach” & right after I did there was a huge rainbow that formed right above me for about 10 minutes. After it dissipated, I saw a cloud form that looked like Buddy swimming. I took pictures of everything.
I went to Aruba in early August & the first night we got there, the singer at the restaurant sang Buddy’s song. I used to play it for him & sing it to him (Somewhere over the Rainbow by Israel Kamakawiwo-ole). Then we were doing a tour of Arikok National Park a few days later & I felt Buddy’s presence come over me so strongly. It was a positive wonderful experience. I felt like I had an epiphany that now I’m Hachi. Hachi was a movie with Richard Gear about a dog who faithfully waited for his owner at the train station where he always greeted him for 9 years after Hachi’s dad’s death – Gear (dad) died from a heart attack. It’s a true story & there is a statue of Hachi in Japan. That movie really pulled at my heart when I saw it in 2011. I hoped that Hachi reunited with his owner after his death. I thought of the movie often. When Buddy came along I used to tell him he was my Hachi. I felt like he came to me & belonged with me. I felt like he was a part of a message from the universe saying that owners & their pets are always reunited.
Fast forward back to Aruba & right after I had the thought that now I’m Hachi (waiting to be reunited with Buddy) the tour guide said “Now we are going to show you where Richard Gear lives”. Whoaaaa
I saw a rainbow on my recent trip to Æroskobing when I was walking I was imagining Buddy walking along with me. I turned my head & snapped a picture with a full rainbow in it. It had not been there the minute before but as I was focusing on Buddy I felt him enjoying the walk on the beach with me. I turned again & a perfect full rainbow was in the yard right next to me. There was also a rainbow when we woke up in Aruba one morning. I am always thinking about Buddy so as for the rainbow in Aruba that may have been coincidental but definitely not the other two rainbows! I know he is okay because I can feel it in my heart. I want him to come back to me. I want each of us to have the opportunity to be better. Buddy was my baby boy but he wasn’t very nice to little kids or other dogs. Maybe he can learn to be nicer to others in a new life. I want to be able to relive all our great times together & go to the Redwood Forest (like we had planned this summer before I found out he was sick). I also want to be the dog mommy that never stays out late to drink. I don’t live that lifestyle anymore. In 2019 when my boyfriend moved here, the drinking stopped. I want Buddy to grow up with both of usas parents. I want to do this for Buddy. I also want to do this for me. I am trying to cope the best I can but I’m still grieving & cry often. Buddy & I were so close I am certain he’s with me & knows how I feel.
Please let me know if you can help me communicate with Buddy.
I really look forward to hearing from you. I apologize for the length of this but I thought it would be helpful to you to know the full spectrum.
Best regards,
Tricia
Hi Tricia, Gosh, I apologize. For some reason I am just now seeing your message! (Not sure why so delayed.) I am no longer doing consultations, but if you go to animaltalk.net and look at the practitioner directory there, I’m sure you can find someone who can help you. Best of luck with this. I know how painful it is to be grieving this kind of loss. Take care of yourself and be patient with your grief.
Hi Leta, I hope you are doing well and sure hope you start doing consultations again. Your book was the best I have ever read on communication with animals after they had passed. Hugs to you.
I have just recently helped my beloved Quinn cross the Rainbow Bridge. I bought one of your books hoping to find some solace in reading it. I was instesd shown that my experiences were not all that is to be expected. After Quinn died (his mate was in heat) it was found that he did not procreate the family I was to keep a puppy from.
Instead, a couple of weeks later, one of the puppies from a previous litter is going to be returning to me. Since he is coming back, and fulfilling a wish to have one of Quinns puppies, I am wondering if this was all foreordained. I have so many questions. I would so very much like to talk to you, if that is possible.
Hi Earlene – Gosh, I’m embarrassed! I just now saw this message from you or would have replied much sooner. I am so sorry, but I am no longer practicing animal communication. I retired about three years ago (which is probably the main reason I’m not keeping up with my website inquiries!). There are so many wonderful communicators now. If you go to Penelope Smith’s website (I think it’s http://www.animaltalk.net), to the ‘practitioners’ page, you will find a lengthy list of communicators with descriptions of what they specialize in. If you have your new puppy, I hope s/he is incredible, and I think you can rest assured that h/she is the absolute exact little soul who was meant to come to you. All the best, and I apologize again. Blessings, Leta
Hi again
I apologize for the last email that was cut off. I’m on a layover in Iceland & using my phone – I accidentally hit send.
However I left off with researching compounds on Pub Med that may help Buddy. I started giving him I’m Yunity for the cancer along with some phytochemicals to remove fluid buildup. I also gave him milk thistle to cleanse his liver. I asked to work remotely 4th quarter. My principal is a dog lover & a kind compassionate person so I was granted permission. I was not really accepting a one month life span but I wanted to spend as much time with him as I could.
I love him so much & I felt it was too soon, he was only 10. After his prognosis, I cooked for him instead of his raw diet. I made a bucket list that we finished – except for the beach one last time. I invited his friends over to see him & he was doing great. I thought he was going to surpass his time. He did but only for a week. My boyfriend came home July 2nd (he works out of town) & Buddy was thrilled to see him as usual. The type of cancer Buddy had was insolent. Therefore he was always himself & enjoyed his daily activities. We just had to slow them down a lot. The next day Buddy’s breathing rate was fine. My boyfriend and I got in the car with Buddy to go run some errands (he loved car rides & going anywhere with us). I think he passed away in about a minute. We got down a few blocks from my house & he was on the car floor. He had a massive heart attack. The vet told me that would be the least painless easiest way to go. At the time the vet told me that I still was in denial & believed he would survive much longer.
Fortunately Buddy didn’t even make a sound. I have some comfort knowing it was fast & painless. I also like to believe Buddy went into the lake like he always did & that was his entry into the cosmic realm. Oddly, his dog sister Cookie passed away on July 3rd one year before Buddy of a stroke.
I have been talking to Buddy & asking him to come back to me. I believe that is completely possible but I wanted to find out if he wants to so I am hoping you can help.
I have a strong urge to be his mommy again & this time not go on vacations so often. I also have stopped drinking as much as I used to. I have immense guilt for leaving my beloved Buddy at home to go out drinking (although I did not leave him home alone often at all, I still feel terrible for leaving him). I was selfish – I learned how to be a better person because of him. Even though my selfish lifestyle was short lived (2016-2018) I feel I was a negligent dog parent on a few occasions. The guilt consumes me. I also feel terribly bad for Buddy that just him & I moved to Chicago when he was only 4. It was a big adjustment & he didn’t like it at first. I fed guilty for not getting him a companion (but I didn’t want another dog).
When I got Buddy, he was a stray puppy & my ex husband found him in the park near our home in miami (2011). We already had 3 rescue dogs & I was not keeping another one. But all it took was for me to pick him up & I had an overwhelming sense of love & joy. As the mind works against instinct I went about getting him neutered & all of his shot so he would be more adoptable. I had put him on a German Shepherd rescue site. When the vet came out with his paperwork they had given him the same birthdate as me! That was enough for me to want to keep him as I already loved & adored him. Against my entire family’s opinion, I took him off the rescue site & we were inseparable ever since. He slept with me for 10 years. He followed me everywhere & we loved/love each other so much. We have gone on many great mommy & Buddy vacations. We also always went to the beach – we both love water. We had so many wonderful times together.
When the pandemic hit, I didn’t go anywhere unless it was with Buddy. I was lucky to have a beautiful last year & a half with him. He also became very attached to my boyfriend Mike who moved to Chicago July 2019. Buddy never had a daddy before but he grew to love Mike & Mike loved/loves him so much too. It was a really great thing for Buddy to have a mom & dad. I knew he loved when Mike was around. Even though Buddy slept with me he would get up in the morning & run to the guest room to jump in bed & cuddle with Mike. It was so sweet. And yes, Buddy had reign of the house- he slept with me & sat on the couch with me. Mike slept in the guest bedroom & sat on the floor if Buddy was on the couch when visiting.
We were devastated when July 3rd hit. I still am. I know Buddy is having a great time. I saw an image of him smiling that day after it happened.
I have had some very beautiful experiences with Buddy too. I went to Miami in July to spread his ashes at “our beach” & right after I did there was a huge rainbow that formed right above me for about 10 minutes. After it dissipated, I saw a cloud form that looked like Buddy swimming. I took pictures of everything.
I went to Aruba in early August & the first night we got there, the singer at the restaurant sang Buddy’s song. I used to play it for him & sing it to him (Somewhere over the Rainbow by Israel Kamakawiwo-ole). Then we were doing a tour of Arikok National Park a few days later & I felt Buddy’s presence come over me so strongly. It was a positive wonderful experience. I felt like I had an epiphany that now I’m Hachi. Hachi was a movie with Richard Gear about a dog who faithfully waited for his owner at the train station where he always greeted him for 9 years after Hachi’s dad’s death – Gear (dad) died from a heart attack. It’s a true story & there is a statue of Hachi in Japan. That movie really pulled at my heart when I saw it in 2011. I hoped that Hachi reunited with his owner after his death. I thought of the movie often. When Buddy came along I used to tell him he was my Hachi. I felt like he came to me & belonged with me. I felt like he was a part of a message from the universe saying that owners & their pets are always reunited.
Fast forward back to Aruba & right after I had the thought that now I’m Hachi (waiting to be reunited with Buddy) the tour guide said “Now we are going to show you where Richard Gear lives”. Whoaaaa
I saw a rainbow on my recent trip to Æroskobing when I was walking I was imagining Buddy walking along with me. I turned my head & snapped a picture with a full rainbow in it. It had not been there the minute before but as I was focusing on Buddy I felt him enjoying the walk on the beach with me. I turned again & a perfect full rainbow was in the yard right next to me. There was also a rainbow when we woke up in Aruba one morning. I am always thinking about Buddy so as for the rainbow in Aruba that may have been coincidental but definitely not the other two rainbows! I know he is okay because I can feel it in my heart. I want him to come back to me. I want each of us to have the opportunity to be better. Buddy was my baby boy but he wasn’t very nice to little kids or other dogs. Maybe he can learn to be nicer to others in a new life. I want to be able to relive all our great times together & go to the Redwood Forest (like we had planned this summer before I found out he was sick). I also want to be the dog mommy that never stays out late to drink. I don’t live that lifestyle anymore. In 2019 when my boyfriend moved here, the drinking stopped. I want Buddy to grow up with both of usas parents. I want to do this for Buddy. I also want to do this for me. I am trying to cope the best I can but I’m still grieving & cry often. Buddy & I were so close I am certain he’s with me & knows how I feel.
Please let me know if you can help me communicate with Buddy.
I really look forward to hearing from you. I apologize for the length of this but I thought it would be helpful to you to know the full spectrum.
Best regards,
Tricia
Hi Tricia, Gosh, I apologize. For some reason I am just now seeing your message! (Not sure why so delayed.) I am no longer doing consultations, but if you go to animaltalk.net and look at the practitioner directory there, I’m sure you can find someone who can help you. Best of luck with this. I know how painful it is to be grieving this kind of loss. Take care of yourself and be patient with your grief.
Hi Leta, I hope you are doing well and sure hope you start doing consultations again. Your book was the best I have ever read on communication with animals after they had passed. Hugs to you.
Sandy
I have just recently helped my beloved Quinn cross the Rainbow Bridge. I bought one of your books hoping to find some solace in reading it. I was instesd shown that my experiences were not all that is to be expected. After Quinn died (his mate was in heat) it was found that he did not procreate the family I was to keep a puppy from.
Instead, a couple of weeks later, one of the puppies from a previous litter is going to be returning to me. Since he is coming back, and fulfilling a wish to have one of Quinns puppies, I am wondering if this was all foreordained. I have so many questions. I would so very much like to talk to you, if that is possible.
Hi Earlene – Gosh, I’m embarrassed! I just now saw this message from you or would have replied much sooner. I am so sorry, but I am no longer practicing animal communication. I retired about three years ago (which is probably the main reason I’m not keeping up with my website inquiries!). There are so many wonderful communicators now. If you go to Penelope Smith’s website (I think it’s http://www.animaltalk.net), to the ‘practitioners’ page, you will find a lengthy list of communicators with descriptions of what they specialize in. If you have your new puppy, I hope s/he is incredible, and I think you can rest assured that h/she is the absolute exact little soul who was meant to come to you. All the best, and I apologize again. Blessings, Leta