EFT for a Pet Rat?

June 2, 2009 by Liz
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Nigel and Remy

Nigel and Remy


I have one of those amazing EFT stories that we hear all the time, but this one is truly amazing!
One night last week my 10-year-old son Nigel, comes into my office, way after bedtime I might add, but almost in tears holding one of his pet rats, Remy.

The rat was making a strange honking, wheezing sound every time he breathed and was drooling uncontrollably. Very strange in deed!
My son was asking if we should take him to the vet, and the first thing flashing through my mind is “Oh my gosh, are you nuts?! An after hours vet call for a pet that costs $5 to buy!”
Thankfully, I only internalized this thought and realized I had to do something for poor Remy. After all, my son Nigel and I were quite fond of this normally vivacious, extremely affectionate and loveable, albeit smelly, rodent.

So, as we head back into his room, I say, “I’ll do some EFT for him.” We put Remy back in his cage to observe him a bit at first so I can come up with some good setup phrases. He was definitely not feeling himself or very well at all, he just kept wanting to lay down and the drooling was stressing him as well.
I started with a few phrases as though I was speaking for Remy and mixing it up with some phrases as if I was him. Something like this:
“Even though Remy is not feeling well and is making an odd wheezing noise, we deeply and completely love and care for him.”
“Even though he is scared and we are scared for him, we choose to feel calm.”
“Even though I don’t feel well and am drooling uncontrollably, I choose to get through this.”
Something to that effect, I don’t remember exactly, I was just doing what ever came to mind as I watched him. I did about 2 rounds of that, probably more for our own worry at this point.

Then it dawned on us that he was probably having an allergic reaction to something and that it was probably difficult for him to breath, so I added that to my setup phrase and continued and wouldn’t you know the wheezing suddenly stopped!
I then continued with some positive phrases and the drooling immediately dried up and Remy began washing himself up and was basically his old self again, although a bit tired from the whole ordeal. This all took less than 10 minutes! As I held Remy afterwards, his extreme affection by licking my hands with his little tongue and snuggling in my neck was an understood thank you.

I tucked Nigel back in bed and all was quiet again a few minutes later. Before I headed to bed, I went in and checked on the rats and Remy and Snowy were both hanging on the side of the cage bright eyed and eager for attention.

We figured that Remy probably had an allergic reaction to some black berries (or the possible pesticides, as they weren’t organic and possibly not washed) that Nigel had given his pets about 5-10 minutes before the troubles began.

This was such an amazing thing to be a part of and for Nigel to witness. I am so grateful to not have had to tell my son that there was nothing I could do for his rat and watch him cry as I tell him it’s too expensive to take a rat to the vet. Can you imagine what that vet bill would have been!

Written by Liz Lichti – Certified Energy Coach & ZPoint Practitioner

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Comments

3 Comments on EFT for a Pet Rat?

  1. Joan Adams on Thu, 4th Jun 2009 2:00 am
  2. Super great story!

  3. Kate Loving Shenk on Thu, 4th Jun 2009 1:45 pm
  4. I have been using EFT more and more because of your influence!!

    It is a great tool!!

    Thank you!!

  5. Liz Lichti on Fri, 5th Jun 2009 3:06 pm
  6. Thank you for the comments! My hope was to expand the uses of EFT to others by sharing this story, I’m happy to know it has helped!

    In Bliss,
    Liz

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