Please would anyone be kind enough to send healing for my rabbit Daisy? It was this month last year i lost my other rabbit Tyler.
She's been ill with her stomach and has swelling around her neck, and although i'm doing everything the vet is telling me, she's not improving. Also what's really upseting me is how close she is to me usually, but since i've been forcing syringes into her tiny mouth every hour, she is now scared of me. I don't mind doing this if i know it's to get them well, but i have a feeling she isn't going to be and i'm making her life a misery right now.
I'm literally sitting looking at her in her cage for hours day and night sending her reiki but it hasn't helped. But then i never have had any success with my healing and so would be so grateful for any help; She's a white netherland dwarf.
Many Thanks
Sending Reiki healing to both you and daisy. Please do not feel bad about administering her medications you are doing the best you can. Also I bet your previous healings were not in vain, sometimes we are just not aware of the bigger picture. Dont lose hope in your abilities.
Love and Light
Linda x
Hi Energy3,
I'm sorry to hear Daisy isn't so well. Its really difficult to sit and watch our little animal families suffer when they're unwell, because we love them so much.
I don't think any of them find the syringe feeding/medicating pleasant but you are doing it to help and for the right reasons. Try not to feel bad about it - just keep reassuring her all the time. I'm sure you are.
I've had to feed/medicate many cats and kittens this way - and some have wriggled and fought - if they've had the strength! We rescue little ones & strays and they are usually unwell when we get them. Some have sadly not survived, but others have done so well. The one thing they all have is healing - twice a day, everyday, morning and evening.
Please don't doubt that the healing you have given isn't working and don't lose faith in your abilities! Keep working with Daisy.
I will be keeping you both in my thoughts and am sending Reiki to Daisy now - and to you.
Gwen x
Thankyou so much for your kind replies,
Two mornings ago i found Daisy just lying in her own wee, and it was all in her fur. I was certain she wasn't going to make it. The vet said that she had no clue what it could be, and advised me to go to their clinic in coventry as there was a vet there that specialised in rabbits.
Anyway yesterday i noticed she was acting a little more like herself. Shes very feisty and will not let you hold her. All the time i was syringing her meds, she didn't struggle at all. Then yesterday she started to struggle and bite the syringe! She's eating a lot better now, and running around instead of hiding behind the settee; i'm so pleased.
I'm really grateful to you both for your healing and prayers; i know it helped.
xxx