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The U.S. advanced to 3-0 in Blue Division play thanks to a dominating 21-3 win over Japan Sunday night at DICK's Sporting Goods Park in Denver and are set to take on England on Monday as the red, white and blue continue their march toward the No. 1 seed in the elimination round.
Rob Pannell paced the U.S. with a goal and five assists, Ned Crotty scored four goals and chipped in an assist and Brendan Mundorf had three goals and two dimes. The U.S. offensive explosion was aided in large part by Chris Eck and Greg Gurenlian's combined 23-26 performance at the face-off X. Jesse Schwartzman and Drew Adams combined for 10 stops, and Schwartzman left the game in the third quarter after apparently taking a shot off the left hand.
The U.S.'s injury issues, which Quint Kessenich addressed after the win over Australia, weren't limited to Schwartzman. Shortstick d-middie Dan Burns, who carried an injury into Sunday's game, left in the first half with an apparent leg injury. Kyle Harrison dressed but did not play. Kevin Leveille, who didn't play vs. Australia, appeared fully fit vs. the Japanese and scored three goals.
Attackman Wataru Tsugu, Yuji Tadahira and Ryu Matsushita were Japan's goal scorers.
Japan SCORING: GOALS: Ryu Matsushita 1; Wataru Tsugu 1; Yuji Tadahira 1. ASSISTS: Gaku Iwano 1; Yusuke Sahoda 1.
United States SCORING: GOALS: Ned Crotty 4; Brendan Mundorf 3; Garrett Thul 3; Kevin Leveille 3; David Lawson 2; Kevin Buchanan 2; Rob Pannell 1; Marcus Holman 1; Paul Rabil 1; Max Seibald 1. ASSISTS: Rob Pannell 5; Brendan Mundorf 2; Matt Abbott 1; Mitch Belisle 1; Kevin Buchanan 1; Ned Crotty 1; Greg Gurenlian 1; Marcus Holman 1; David Lawson 1.
Penalties - Japan 2/1:30; United States 1/3:00.
**All times MDT; add two hours for EDT**
Final: New Zealand 13, Wales 5 — New Zealand wins Plum Division
Final: Czech Republic 9, Poland 8 — Czech Republic wins Grey Division
Final: Scotland 17, Latvia 7 — Scotland wins White Division
Final: Switzerland 11, Thailand 7 — Switzerland finishes second in White Division
Final: Russia 5, Argentina 2
Final: Mexico 12, Colombia 6
Final: Austria 14, Belgium 1
Final: Germany 21, Hong Kong 2 — Germany wins Red Division
Final: Israel 19, Korea 2 — Israel wins Orange Division
Final: Finland 18, Spain 1
Final: France 9, Uganda 2
Final: Sweden 18, Slovakia 9
Final: Netherlands 14, Italy 8
— Netherlands wins Green Division, with goal-differential tie-breaker
Final: Norway 20, China 3
Final: Turkey 11, Costa Rica 2
Final: United States 21, Japan 3
Final: Ireland 14, Bermuda 5 — Ireland wins Yellow Division
Final: Canada 9, Iroquois 8
Final: Australia 10, England 7
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Blue Division
Japan vs. Canada, 2 p.m. Field 10 (ESPN 3)
England vs. United States, 5 p.m. Field 10 (ESPNU)
Iroquois Nationals vs. Australia, 8 p.m. Field 10 (ESPN3)
No. 1 seeds (For each pair below, winners will face each other Tuesday; losers meet each other)
Scotland (White winner) vs. Finland (Turquoise winner), 8 a.m. Field 10 (ESPN3)
Netherlands (Green winner) vs. New Zealand (Plum winner), 2:30 p.m. Field 8
Germany (Red winner) vs. Czech Republic (Grey winner), 11 a.m. Field 10 (ESPN3)
Ireland (Yellow winner) vs. Israel (Orange winner), 11:30 a.m. Field 8
No. 2 seeds
Switzerland (White No. 2) vs. Mexico (Turquoise No. 2), 5:30 p.m. Field 8
Italy (Green No. 2) vs. Wales (Plum No. 2), noon Field 5
Hong Kong (Red No. 2) vs. Poland (Grey No. 2), 8:30 a.m. Field 8
Bermuda (Yellow No. 2) vs. Sweden (Orange No. 2), 2:30 p.m. Field 6
No. 3 seeds
Latvia (White No. 3) vs. Spain (Turquoise No. 3) 10 a.m. Field 4
Norway (Green No. 3) vs. Russia (Plum No. 3), 1 p.m. Field 4
Austria (Red No. 3) vs. Turkey (Grey No. 3), 2:30 p.m. Field 1
France (Yellow No. 3) vs. Slovakia (Orange No. 3), Field 2
No. 4 seeds
Thailand (White No. 4) vs. Colombia (Turquoise No. ), 9:30 a.m. Field 6
China (Green No. 4) vs. Argentina (Plum No. 4), 9 a.m. Field 5
Belgium (Red No. 4) vs. Costa Rica (Grey No. 4), 9:30 a.m. Field 1
Uganda (Yellow No. 4) vs. Korea (Orange No. 4), 3 p.m. Field 2
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Outside of the Blue Division, which will place four of its six members in the championship bracket, the rest of the pool play will come to a conclusion on Sunday. Below, IL's Brian Coughlin previews the scenarios are likely for the play-in game matchups.
In the Blue Division, two ESPNU games highlight Sunday's lineup. Japan and USA meet at 5 p.m. MDT (7 p.m. EDT), while the nightcap should be an exciting brand of lacrosse with Iroquois vs. Canada at 8 p.m. MDT (10 p.m. EDT).
Favorite: Scotland (2-0)
In the Hunt: Latvia (1-1), Switzerland (1-1)
Scotland is the only team in this division with a positive goal differential (plus-32). They will play Latvia at 9:30 a.m. MDT (11:30 EDT).
The winner of this group will play the winner of the Turquoise Division.
Favorite: Finland (2-0)
In the Hunt: Spain (1-1), Mexico (1-1)
Finland has outscored its opponents 37-3. They will go against a Spanish team that has a plus-8 goal differential at 11: 30 a.m. MDT.
Favorite: Italy (2-0)
In the Hunt: Netherlands (1-1), Norway (1-1)
Italy will play the Netherlands at 2:30 p.m. MDT (4:30 p.m. EDT)
The winner of this group will play the winner of the Plum Division.
Favorite: Winner of the New Zealand vs. Wales Matchup
New Zealand and Wales both enter this game at 2-0.
Wales has played stellar defense this tournament. They shut out Argentina for the first three quarters and have only given up four goals so far.
New Zealand crushed Russia on the ground Saturday, only allowing them to pick up six groundballs. They open Sunday's play at 8 a.m. MDT. (10 a.m. EDT)
Favorite: Winner of the Germany vs. Hong Kong Matchup
Germany was in total control in its victory against Austria, the same team that Hong Kong had to take to overtime. Anything can happen in this game, but Germany looks to be the favorite. They meet at 11 a.m. MDT.
The winner of this group will play the winner of the Grey Division.
Favorite: Winner of the Czech Republic vs. Poland Matchup
The Czech Republic has outscored its opponents 30-4 so far in games. Poland is not too far behind, outscoring its opponents 32-8. Something has to give in this matchup at 8:30 a.m. MDT (10:30 a.m. EDT)
Favorite: The Winner of the Ireland vs. Bermuda Matchup
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Favorite: Israel (2-0)
Israel has beaten Sweden and Slovakia and has a game remaining against Korea (0-2). They look like an early favorite to advance to the championship bracket.


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Virginia Darrell Dutton Creekmore, a wife, a mother, a teacher, a librarian, a calligrapher, daughter of the late Clyde and Gladys Dutton, died too soon on Thursday, Dec. 31, 2015 after a courageous 20-year battle with cancer and its effects.
From deep Columbus and Brunswick County roots, Darrell was born at Sidberry Baby Hospital in Wilmington on Feb. 2, 1938. She was the wife of Col. (Ret.) Joseph Powell Creekmore, Sr., with whom she resided on the banks of the Little Shallote River in Supply, and the mother of Col. Joseph P. Creekmore, Jr. of Madison, Alabama and Christopher Lee Creekmore of Shallotte. Darrell was "Granny" to lieutenants Joseph P. Creekmore, III, of Huntsville, Alabama and Michael Dutton Creekmore of Fort Stewart, Georgia and Madeline Christine Creekmore Yerby of Madison, Alabama. Darrell had two great-grandsons, Joseph P. Creekmore, IV and Finn Yerby and was eagerly anticipating the arrival of two great-granddaughters in the spring of 2016.
Not a simple camp follower, Darrell oversaw 23 moves during her marriage and orchestrated the establishment of new homes at each location as her husband followed the flag. Her travels from Whiteville started at the Woman's College of the University of North Carolina (now UNC-Greensboro), to the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, to Harford County Community College in Maryland, to Towson State University in Maryland, and Jacksonville State University in Alabama.
Along the way she earned a bachelor degree, two master's degrees, taught public school in three states and in Japan, served as a medical librarian in Heidelberg, Germany, worked at the Social Security Administration in Washington D.C., and taught English-as-a second-language to U.S. Army trainees, including how to assemble and disassemble U.S. Army rifles and the elements of drill.
Never content to just work for wages and keep house, Darrell was active in Officers Wives Clubs at each post, camp and station where she lived. When she settled in Greensboro for 20 years, she expanded her understanding and knowledge of Ikebana flower arranging which she first experienced while living in Okinawa and was an active member of the Anniversary Garden Club. Also, while living in Greensboro Darrell developed a passion for calligraphy. She was active in the Piedmont Society of Scribes and the North Carolina Lettering Arts Association.
When she moved to Brunswick County, she followed her dream perfecting "beautiful writing" as a member of the Coastal Calligraphy Collective–a dream no calligrapher ever fulfills. Darrell was privileged to study under great calligraphers Pat McKenzie in Greensboro, Joyce Teta in Winston-Salem, Peter Thornton from England, Sheila Walters of Washington D.C., Dot Boyd of Southport and a host of other guiding lights from other parts of the United States and Canada.
Wherever she went, Darrell made people smile and flowers bloom.
Please leave online condolences for the family at Brunswick Funeral Service.
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He's liking school, but he's not liking me leaving him. It's pretty awful. He's playing on the playground then it's time to go inside. He's happy then I say, "I'm going home, give me a hug." Then he cries and begs me to either stay with him or take him home. I hand him to the teacher and walk away to him screaming.
This is what the babysitter was like. This is what it has been like with my husband at times. He SO wants to be with me. However, it really makes me question this whole thing. We're giving it until the end of Oct. then reevaluating.
Once I'm gone, they say he quickly gets into a good space. He participates, talks to the other kids, plays with them. When I picked him up today, he wanted to keep playing there.
He's totally hyperactive after we leave. So today we went to the children's museum and he found another kid to be wild with. She told me several of her friends' kids were like that the first couple weeks they were in preschool.
If he hadn't been so rough with the baby we wouldn't be doing this. I just had to keep her safe, but I'm so disliking this. He does speak positively about it, though.
Hi! Could we maybe join you at the Zoo today? What time are you going?
Ayn & Zoe (we met a couple weeks ago at the park Pam)
I wonder if you could spend the money you're spending on preschool to hire a mother's helper or someone to come and hold the baby sometimes while you play one on one with A? Or a housekeeper or some other stress relieving thing that would make it easier to have him home? Or maybe sign up for a little soccer team or some other active classes? I'm thinking maybe if he had more time with you, without the baby perhaps the aggression toward her would be less.
Just brainstorming..
I think we can escape the store today. We need to celebrate the fact that the next reptile show is a whole year away! What time are people meeting at the zoo?
Pam, has his aggression toward his sister changed at all since the start of preschool? Since we have taken Alina off of gluten, her aggression level is WAY down. I am SO relieved! Curious to hear about your experience since our two seem to be so similar in the way they play.
Hi! Could we maybe join you at the Zoo today? What time are you going?
Ayn & Zoe (we met a couple weeks ago at the park Pam)
I was looking for you at the zoo - didn't see you - did you make it?
Zoo was a cool place to spend the pm and with lovely company.
Today was much better. When it came time to go from leaving the playground and going into the classroom (the time I've been leaving,) he said, "I want you to stay." I said I'd be back after lunch and he went into the class without any tears or fuss. I feel MUCH better. Then after school we went swimming. I don't know if it was the water, the company, or he's gotten used to school, but there was no hyperactivity today.
He did not hurt the baby all day. Not even this evening when we were outside playing...
Hi all,
I just wanted to give an update on the preschool adventure...
Today was much better. .
I'm officially in the small house thread. Although not what i really wanted it's closer to town, no lease, no huge deposit and certainly unique and homey. It's really only a 1bd place so i'm going to be getting rid of alot of stuff and cramming things in many corners. I'm going to try and move next weekend so if anyone wants to help I would love it!
I'm officially in the small house thread. Although not what i really wanted it's closer to town, no lease, no huge deposit and certainly unique and homey. It's really only a 1bd place so i'm going to be getting rid of alot of stuff and cramming things in many corners. I'm going to try and move next weekend so if anyone wants to help I would love it!
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VICTORIA PENDLETON booked centre stage for her track cycling farewell.
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KERMIT – The annual Kermit Fall Festival is slated for Friday and Saturday, September 30 and October 1.
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Herbs are essentially, natural healing processes, providing remedies to
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build up their body to the best that it can be.
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frustrated with the limitations 'modern' veterinary care; of how he was often only able to provide temporary relief, with ailments returning time
and time again. He tells of his exploration into alternative veterinary medicine and how by the mid/late 90's, he had become convinced of the benefits
of natural/homeopathic sustenance,
prevention & treatment.
The book is essentially divided into 2 sections:
a) The 1st Section contains a reasonably detailed summary of the history
of homeopathic care & sustenance, its nature, philosophy and development.
Dr. Hamilton carefully explains the theories and principles behind homeopathic
care, of how it deals with the entire being (pet or human), seeking always
to identify and treat root causes of ailments and diseases. He expresses
his concerned that 'modern' medicine is too often symptom oriented, and
drugs are prescribed to suppress symptoms without curing the ailment itself.
With symptom suppressing medication, relief is temporary and over time,
ailments often reappear in even more virulent forms.
Dr. Hamilton cautions the reader of common pitfalls faced by beginners
and emphasises that proper homeopathic care requires much careful &
systematic observation. He tells how homeopathic care is deeply rooted in human civilization
and quickly dispels any notion that homeopathic remedies are 'quack' remedies based on old wives' tales.
(b) The 2nd Section consists of a series of chapters which carefully
details common disorders and diseases afflicting our dogs and pets. From
skin disorders to bloat, from cuts & scratches to death-causing diseases
(and practically everything else in between). The author explores causes
and effects, and suggests homeopathic preventive care and remedies. Potencies
& dosages of homeopathic medicines are explained.
The chapter on vaccination is particularly interesting. This issue is
dealt with in some detail and Dr. Hamilton is openly critical of the current
vaccination practice.
David Dore, a Fellow of The British Institute of Homeopathy and a registered Homeopath with
the Homeopathic Medical Association in the UK.
At the age of six Ralph was in pain from arthritis and spondylitis and
his vet suggested homeopathic treatment for him. Our other options were
steroids or, if he was in too much pain, to have him put to sleep.I've
always believed having a dog as part of the family holds similar responsibilities
as having a disabled child, "one needs to be aware of their needs to lead
a fulfilling life".
As Ralph was unable to even walk a few yards without screaming in pain,
which meant he could no longer enjoy the beautiful park we live next to
in London and he had grown to know since he was fourteen weeks old we decided
to go ahead with homeopathic treatment for him.Within six months Ralph
was walking around his familiar routes in the park and under a year of
having treatment was running around again without any pain.
It was after a year of homeopathic treatment for Ralph that a psychiatrist
I know stopped me in the park and told me that he was aware that Ralph
was being treated homeopathically. He was amazed at the improvement in
Ralph's condition, which had prompted him to question the efficacy of homeopathy.
At a later encounter he told me that Ralph had completely changed his views
on homeopathy and really considered homeopathic treatment as an effective
health care system. I have since learnt that the same psychiatrist refers
his patients to a homeopath before considering conventional psychiatric
I am telling this story about Ralph as he was a unique Labrador/Retriever
and had many friends who loved him, from children to adults. Often when
walking with Ralph in London people would cross over the street just to
touch him, even children who apparently
were afraid of dogs. Yes Ralph
was very special. Even the Princess Royal HRH Princess Anne, requested
that Ralph was to be around when she made her first visit to our premises
as she had heard so much about him.
It is through Ralph I became interested in homeopathy as a medical system
that works for acute and chronic illnesses and began my training as a homeopathic practitioner. David's clinic is located in London
"One thing that I really don't care to have to do to my cats is medicate
them. Cats in general don't like to be messed with and pilling them or
applying topical medicine is the ultimate in "messing". It's hard to find
a more compelling reason for the use of classical homeopathy, a form of
medicine where one dose (which entails "chucking" a few tiny pellets down
a cat's throat) can make the difference between life and death or between
chronic illness and a life of freedom." Michelle Bernard
is also the author of Raising
Cats Naturally
Veterinary Homeopathic cases:
The Pig That Would Not Grow
in Chronic Disease Jeff Levy, DVM
An End of Life Story Jeff Levy, DVM
Jeff Levy DVM testimonial page: healing animals with homeopathy
Listing of homeopathic veterinarians
After reading a posted message about an aggressive Cocker Spaniel on
www.petfinders.com, I adopted Rusty from Cocker Rescue in northern Washington State
in October 2004, sight unseen. He was close to being euthanize
after being in three different homes and displaying extreme aggressive behavior,
including several incidences of biting. He was abused as
a puppy until he was about one year old, when his person dropped him off at an animal
shelter. Cocker Rescue found a home for him, but
it didn't last due to his aggression. They took him back and then placed a plea for
help at Pet finders after fostering him for four months.
He was a very difficult dog to live with. Constantly tense, growling, showing
his teeth, biting (he even sent me to the Emergency Room once),
and not at all engaged or interested in life around him. He seemed to be caught in a
solitary world of mistrust. Once when I accidentally
nudged him in the middle of the night, around 3a.m., he half awoke and stalked me,
crawling on his belly, eyes staring straight through me, emitting
a low growl, through the bedroom until I retreated to another room and closed the door.
He did not show aggressive tendencies, however,
to my 15 year old Samoyed, 15 year old cat, or 8 month old kitten; but he also
didn't have any idea how to play.
I immediately took him to a canine behavioral therapist to learn how
to effectively train Rusty and build a trusting relationship. I have had many dogs
in my lifetime and trained them all, but I was amazed at
how much I learned. While our daily relaxation/training sessions helped, he was still
tense, would attack anyone coming through my door,
and was not the happy pup he should be at 1-1/2 years old. I found myself dreading to
enter my own home and was exhausted at having to be
constantly on guard. After the 3a.m. stalking incident, I decided it was time for a homeopathic remedy.
Rusty was given a well selected homeopathic remedy on a Saturday afternoon in
late November 2004. The next morning he was less rigid in his
posture. He gradually improved over the next few months and at this writing (April 2004), he's a totally different dog. Aggressive
is a term I wouldn';t even use with him now. He acts his age, is happy, has learned to
play, doesn't growl or bare his teeth, and can't wait to
show visitors his toys. I particularly enjoy treating aggressive dogs. Along with behavioral therapy (for both human and dog), and
homeopathy, there is hope for these tormented animals and their concerned guardians.
Wild animals are commonly admitted for rehabilitation with health problems. Many of these
conditions are a result of an injury, such as a fall, blow,
or puncture. The animal may arrive in shock, dehydrated, emaciated, in respiratory distress,
or having seizures. Wildlife rehabilitators provide
quiet, heat, fluids and basic first aid - as well as effective rehabilitation care, such as
appropriate diets and facilities. They work closely with
veterinarians to ensure the animal gets the appropriate veterinary care.
Like many
others in the last decade, wildlife rehabilitators have become
more aware of and interested in alternatives to conventional medical practice.
This does not mean that they are turning away from conventional veterinary
care, but rather considering a wider range of options that might help their
wild patients regain health and return to the wild more quickly. Many of
these health care modalities, or approaches, are considered complementary
to conventional western medicine. They include homeopathy, acupuncture,
chiropractic, botanical (herbal) medicine, and flower essences.
A prominent German newspaper reported on the impressively
effective use of homeopathic medicines in treating chickens. Approximately
800,000 laying hens in 140 poultry farms are presently under homeopathic care. In 1981 the Poultry Health Service of Heidelburg installed
homeopathic veterinary care, and not a single antibiotic has been prescribed since 1983.
Shirley uses Homeopathy, Herbs and Nutritional
Remedies to Treat Sick or Injured Animals at Home Testimonial of amazing animal
home cures with homeopathy, herbal extracts, nutritional supplements and Reiki healing.
The Island Wildlife Natural Care Centre
is dedicated to wildlife rehabilitation and specifically the treatment
of seals, seal pups and sea lions, emphasizing Alternative veterinary medicine
such as homeopathy (homeopathic treatments), herbal treatments and physical
therapies for wild animals. They have a nice homeopathic
repertory online as well as treatments and remedies with homeopathy for animals
Homeopathic remedies are extremely dilute substances, which may be from the plant, mineral or animal kingdoms,
that are used to treat many types of disease process.
A single homeopathic remedy is chosen to treat the whole animal, including
their mental, emotional and physical symptoms. This is in contrast to conventional
or allopathic medicine where symptoms are suppressed or removed by the
use of drugs such as antibiotics or pain killers. Of course there are certain
life threatening situations where antibiotics are essential, but homeopathy
actually stimulates the body to heal itself, and strengthens the immune
system, and consequently leaves the body in a better state of health than
before it became sick.
Homeopathic remedies use minute amounts of substances to act as a trigger
to the body and stimulate its natural immune system. We are attempting
to make your pet as healthy as he or she can be and gradually build up
their body to the best that it can be. We are working with the immune system
and not against it and aiming for a cure. This can take time and some animals
will never be totally free of symptoms, but should live longer and healthier
lives as a result of the treatment they will receive. In practice this
means an animal can have a so called fatal illness but have an immune system
that with the right homeopathic trigger can overcome the illness. The immune
system which is encompassed in the term vital force depends on a variety
of factors. These include age of the animal, type of disease, duration
of illness as well as the innate vital force or qi that the animal was
born with. Drugs, poor nutrition, constant vaccinations, chemical treatments
for fleas and ticks all undermine the immune system and should be avoided
as much as possible. All these factors lead to the development of chronic
disease which is characterized by specific symptoms.
Initially when a homeopathic remedy is taken nothing may appear to happen.
The remedy will start to work but nothing may be apparent to begin with.
In acute conditions the effect is more rapid, and after a short time some
improvement may be noted. One important thing to look out for is an aggravation
- this refers to a slight worsening of the symptoms for a short while,
followed by improvement. This is the healing reaction to the body, and
is a good sign that the correct remedy was chosen. Usually in chronic disease
the aggravation may be seen after about three to five days.
Then gradual
improvement should be noted. In acute disease situations where the onset
was more rapid and severe an aggravation might not necessarily
or be noticed. However, after one or more doses of the appropriate remedy
improvement should be noticed. In many cases acute illnesses are really
flare ups of underlying chronic disease, so a follow up with more chronic
treatment is often advisable and treats the real root of the problem and
prevents further episodes of acute disease. In chronic diseases one dose
of a homeopathic remedy is usually given, or a daily dose of a lower potency.
The effect is observed over several weeks. The aggravation, if it occurs
will usually be after about three to five days. Even though there may be
some worsening of symptoms, the overall feeling should be better - so the
animal may have more energy, and vitality than before, for example.
Giving more than one remedy at a time is also not to be recommended.
It is best to give a single, carefully chosen remedy, at the correct potency
and dosage. How long the remedy is effective for depends upon the vital
force or qi of the patient, the potency of the remedy, the specific remedy
that was given as well as the severity of the disease. The first rule of
homeopathy is wait, wait, wait. It is important
to be observant to notice
the effects of the remedy and determine what is happening. Most importantly
was that remedy curative, or if another remedy going to be more effective.
Often the next time a chronic remedy is administered a higher potency must
be given the next time as the body has become stronger and a stronger remedy
is now needed to get a healing effect.
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Non-toxic Veterinary Care of Cattle – Dairy and Beef
In this breakthrough book, Dr. Sheaffer passes along his hard-learned knowledge-- in language farmers
can understand-- of how to care for the herd in a healthy, holistic manner.
couple of weeks ago I came out to milk my goats and was dismayed to find
two of my new goat kids frozen to death. Upon closer examination,
the doe kid still seemed to have what was left of the life in her.
I brought her in the house and began working on her. I was getting
no response and when she did finally thaw out it seemed that there was
probably neurological damage (the closest thing I can use to describe her
state) as she could not stand, sit or hold her head up. She was like
a rag doll. I could feel the life slipping from her. I decided
to give her Carbo Veg. and in 10 minutes, she was standing and eating.
I know what it is like to lose an animal in this condition, so I know that
it was the remedy that turned her and not just getting warmed up.
I wish I had a video tape. It was the most amazing thing I have experienced yet.
Last week our Australian cattle dog came home with a lacerated (it had
a slit all the way across and there was something protruding from it) eye
(probably from a bob cat) which was also pushed back in the socket.
I administered arnica for the trauma and then euphrasia. The eye
was completely healed within three days and there was no blindness. I have
seen homeopathy work over and over in my animals and my family and there
is no doubt in my mind that it is NOT a placebo"
I've been a veterinarian for 15 years, and have been using homeopathy
in practice for the past 10 years. Homeopathy can treat many conditions
that cannot be diagnosed or treated by conventional medicine. One condition
that is very difficult to treat conventionally is Equine Recurrent Uveitis,
also called Equine Periodic Ophthalmia or Moon Blindness.
My Belgian mule developed this condition very suddenly in the summer of 2004.
Fluid was weeping from his eye down the side of his face, the membranes
around his eye were puffy and red, and his cornea was cloudy. His eye was
painful, and he didn't want me anywhere near his head.
I recognized the signs immediately. I considered conventional medical
treatment briefly. It is often intense, expensive, and unsuccessful. It
would also require me to put many medicated drops and ointments into his
eye. I'm 5 feet tall, and my mule is a towering 17 hands at the withers.
That kind of treatment just didn't seem realistic.
I opted for homeopathic treatment instead. There are many remedies that
will address eye inflammation and pain. I gave him six different remedies
over the next couple of days. Each brought about small improvements in
his condition, and the final remedy allowed his body to resolve the painful
eye condition overnight. He has not had any relapses, and is now aging
gracefully into his thirties.
In my 100% holistic veterinary practice, I use homeopathy as my primary therapy,
supported by nutrition, whole food supplements, re that promotes longevity and enhances life quality in animals.
Homeopathy can be of great assistance when dealing with emotional trauma or minor injuries
at home or out in the world. Often an injury is not serious enough to warrant a trip to the
vet's office. It is a good idea to put together or purchase a homeopathic kit. There are
a few essential remedies that you will come back to over and over again. The kit is
recommended for use in self-limiting conditions and conditions that do not require
medical monitoring or diagnosis. The homeopathic remedies in the kit can be used for the following conditions:
I'm a retired homeopath and I
own several homeopathic kits at home and I keep one kit in the clove compartment of my car
for emergencies. I find the cost of the kits to be much more economical
than individual bottles. On average one homeopathic bottle in a kit cost
about US$ 2.35 instead of $9+ for a single individual bottle. I only use one to three tiny little pellets as a dose when
treating myself, my family or my pets. Unlike allopathic medicine, the
size and quantities of homeopathic pellets make no difference in the therapeutic
results. One pellet, the size of a grain of sugar has the same therapeutic
effect as a pellet the size of a pea. Likewise, twenty pellets have the
same therapeutic effect as one pellet. Avoid exposing your remedies to
direct sunlight and strong odors (cleaners, mint, camphor). Endeavor to
refrain from handling the tablets directly with your fingers--it is better
to put the tablet into the bottle cap and dispense it from there. There are homeopathic
books available for beginners such as Homeopathic Medicine At Home. For serious cases, I highly recommend a consultation with a
professional homeopathic veterinarian or a homeopath. Shirley
100-homeopathic remedy kit Contains100 Top Remedies 30 c and 200 c 1/2DramVialson#15pellets
50-homeopathic Remedy-Kit Contains50 Top Remedies 30 c potency 1/2DramVialson#15pellets
Jack's Story: Homeopathy and one ferret Note: Jack's owner lives in Eugene, Oregon. She is a nurse and uses a homeopathic physician for herself.
"Jack was severely scalded over the bottom almost half of his body with
immediate hair loss. He was also burned on his chest and front legs with
about 80% of his hair sloughing over the next week. He was a goopy little
guy with severe fluid loss. He was taken to the emergency vet within 15
minutes after being removed from the hot water. He spent the night there
and was given a shot of antibiotic and started on oral antibiotics.
He ate okay after three or four days but I had to start him on subcutaneous
fluids at day three due to noticeable dehydration from several fluid and
protein loss thru the large burned areas. On day five, he had a temperature
of 105 degrees. He was started on another antibiotic. On day seven he quit
eating and had lost almost a pound of weight by this time. Jack stopped
eating entirely and would choke when given ferret soup. He even choked
on Nutri-Cal and blue-green algae given from a syringe. Jack was unable
to swallow, his eyes were sunken and he was now one-half his former body
weight. His temperature was now up to 106. The vet pronounced that he was
The next day, Jack began shivering violently and his temperature dropped
to 97 (normal is about 101-103). Jack was unable to fight off the massive
infection. Anything that was put in his mouth - including antibiotics,
food, or fluid - resulted in choking and gagging. Everything was tried
to keep him warm from blankets warmed in the oven, hot water bottles but
nothing helped. The vet just prescribed more food and warmth. Against the
advice of the veterinarian, I called my personal homeopathic M.D. (The
Pitcairn's, nationally known natural remedy/homeopathic veterinarians who
live in Eugene, have declined to work on ferrets). Jack would not survive
even a few more hours unless something was done.
The next day, Jack began shivering violently and his temperature dropped
to 97 (normal is about 101-103). Jack was unable to fight off the massive
infection. Anything that was put in his mouth - including antibiotics,
food, or fluid - resulted in choking and gagging. Everything was tried
to keep him warm from blankets warmed in the oven, hot water bottles but
nothing helped. The vet just prescribed more food and warmth.
Against the advice of the veterinarian, I called my personal homeopathic
M.D. (The Pitcairn's, nationally known natural remedy/homeopathic veterinarians
who live in Eugene, have declined to work on ferrets). Jack would not survive
even a few more hours unless something was done. My doctor suggested a
remedy called Pyrogen. These little pellets were crushed and put in Jack's
mouth. Jack choked and gagged but because the pellets dissolve quickly,
the remedy got into his system. A dose was given to him every 2 hours.
Within 6 hours, Jack was able to swallow ferret soup from a syringe without
choking. His temperature climbed to 100. When his temperature was up to
102-103, Jack stopped shivering. Then he never stopped eating! It was a
month before I was able to stop giving him fluids.
Pyrogen is made from rotted beef sitting in the sun for 2 weeks. Jack
was experiencing symptoms of a septic state or blood poisoning. In keeping
within homeopathic guidelines, we gave him a minute amount of what would
typically cause blood poisoning if given in larger amounts. This, of course,
is not the only remedy Jack got, but it was the one that saved his life.
Homeopathic can't cure everything but it is helpful in humans for infections,
depression, muscular pains, flu symptoms, headaches, etc. It has seen some
remarkable results with some cancers. It can't cure AIDS but it keeps down
the overwhelming infections. Homeopathy is also the ONLY medically recognized
form of medication NOT tested on animals - only humans! (Even vitamins
are tested on animals.) [Note: She used dozens of different remedies to
deal with the changing conditions - which is how homeopathic remedies are
used. Jack is now healthy and happy showing few signs of his 6 month battle
with death.]
"In the past 25 years of raising Great Danes, I have had 4 cases of
HOD. The first 3 were treated by my Veterinarian the conventional way,
with steroids and antibiotics. All 3 eventually had to be put to sleep
because they kept getting worse each time they would "Crash". We would
treat them, they would improve, then go down again. If anyone has ever
seen a dog with HOD, they are pitiful. They become very cowhocked, roach
backed, in a lot of pain, and no appetite. They run an extremely high fever.
Their joints are hot, enlarged and extremely tender to the touch."
"At 4 1/2 months Whitney was diagnosed with HOD. She had a fever of
105.2 - joints swollen - very painful - would not get up. She would cry
out if you touched any of her legs. Jim's first reaction was "take her
in and put her to sleep". I told him I wanted to try Homeopathy this time."
how Whiney experienced a complete recovery from HOD with homeopathic treatment.
When we got our new
dog Shasta, she was severely emaciated and weak; she had diarrhea, massive
wax discharge from her ears which were continually irritated and inflamed
and she had also an a ongoing eye and nasal discharge. Soon she developed
miosotis of the jaw bones (inflammation of the muscle of the jaw bone)
and could hardly eat because the slightest movement of her mouth caused
severe pain. The vet told me that the her immune system was failing, that
nothing could be done to save her and suggested that I put her to
sleep. 10 years later she is still happily with us.
I have personally witnessed
the amazing healing power of homeopathy, herbal extracts and Reiki energy
healing in traumatic emergency situations and in acute and chronic disease
with my older dog Shasta. Some of the healings, which took place, were
nothing short of miraculous. - Read my testimonial of a complete recovery
with homeopathic treatment of the following: abscess - VKHsyndrome -
and a stroke with paralysis of the rear end.
Cancer like other diseases is curable in Homeopathy. Why and how ? To understand this,
one has to understand the basic principle of homeopathy. According to the principle of cure in Homeopathy,
there is nothing that is incurable provided there is sufficient energy 'Vital Force' in the patient at the
time of taking to or restorting to homeopathic treatment. According to homeopathic scientists, without the cause,
there cannot be a disease. So the cause should be traced. If we find out the root of the disease than there must be a medicine for it.
Jim and Sandy Hann have experienced amazing success with
homeopathy for their champion dogs and for themselves "In the past 4 years,
I feel I have made a lot of progress with my dogs health. One in particular,
Ginny. Her first litter, she whelped one live puppy, one dead and then
a C-section to remove 2 dead puppies. After a lot of homeopathy treatments, her second litter was a litter of 7 whelped normally and
her last litter, a litter of 4 sired by Fridge whelped normally. I had
bred her 2 other times to Fridge when he was alive but she did not conceive.
My Ch Betty is another. She just whelped a litter of 8 live puppies
in April. Her previous litter was another litter of 8 but 4 were born dead.
Before that she had a litter of 2. She received extensive homeopathy
treatment in between the last 2 litters and absolutely no vaccines.
She had had a Rabies Vaccine a month before being bred with the litter
with 4 dead puppies in it. 200+ dogs in Germany are given a distemper vaccine and a Parvovirus vaccine
only, at age 10 weeks and 1 year. No other vaccines are given except occasionally
rabies, when needed. Their diet varies from home-prepared to commercial.
These dogs are having litters and showing at 10 years of age, and live
to 16 or so. In the States, many Shepherds are dying by the age of 10.
Other breeders have found that stopping vaccination has made their line
much healthier, and usually immune (through good health) to the infectious
agents that usually cause disease. Not always, of course. Some dogs or
cats are very susceptible to disease and will become infected and may die.
Most survive epidemics with mild disease, if treated holistically. You can continue to read the success stories that Jim and Sandy Hann have experienced
with homeopathy for their champion dogs and for themselves"
Homeopathy Books for the lay person and the professional. The
gentle and effective qualities that have made homeopathy such a popular
remedy for humans make it the perfect treatment method for animals as well.
As you read the many articles I have written on this site, you will
see they fall in to two categories: General Health of the Individual and
Specific Types of Treatments. There are many supplements and even treatments
that you give successfully without the help of a professional. If there
is an emergency, or what you try does not work, you will need to consult
with a holistic veterinarian. Yearly exams are essential and it is best
if your holistic veterinarian is within driving distance; or choose a local,
conventional veterinarian and work with your holistic veterinarian by telephone.
As I have stated in previous articles holistic medicine takes the perspective
of treating the whole animal. Even if there is a current problem, for example
diarrhea or itching, a good holistic veterinarian will ask questions about
what problems there have been in the past, what changes in the household
or the environment may have triggered the current complaint and if there
is anything that makes the current complaints better or worse. They will
also evaluate the overall energy level of the animal. Their goal is to
make the animal healthier for life, not just to get rid of the current
symptom. They will educate you and explain what they see when physically examining your animal.
Some of the modalities that holistic veterinarians may use include acupuncture,
herbs, flower essences, homeopathy, chiropractic, network chiropractic,
nutrition, glandulars, Reiki, Tellington touch, healing touch, long distance
healing modalities. Some of these have certification programs with a year
or more of courses, exams and evaluation of clinical ability. Others are
either self-taught or not regulated. Some are wonderful with your animal
-- others great at explaining to you what is happening with your animals.
A few are good in both areas. Few veterinarians are perfect, and we all
have bad days. Your animal should at least be comfortable with your choice
and you should be able to get your questions and concerns addressed.
The number of holistic veterinarians is rapidly increasing, so the first
place to look is in your own city. Call the local health food store or
holistic health practitioner (chiropractor, acupuncturist, etc.) and ask
if they know of any holistic veterinarians or ones that are open to supporting
your holistic work with your animals. The Internet is your next tool as
most organizations have web sites and many breed associations and concerned
pet owners have web sites that share names of good holistic veterinarians.
Many veterinary organizations also have phone numbers that you can use,
but since offices may not be well staffed it will be quicker to use the
Internet. The information below should help you find the most appropriate
homeopathic/holistic veterinarian for your pet. Please note that the lists
of veterinarians on these web sites may not always be up-to-date. If your
first attempts lead nowhere, don't give up, keep trying!
Veterinary Homeopathy Organizations
COURSES taught by Dr.
Christina Chambreau
Once you have several recommendations, how do you select one to start
with and then how do you know if you are getting good service?
Finally, as you already realize, you are responsible for your animal's
health and not your practitioner. If you feel the practitioner is palliating
or suppressing, not curing, talk to them of your concerns and request a
referral or simply choose another one yourself. Read, talk to other people,
talk with your animal health care providers, and take courses. Pay attention
to what works and what does not work (here again is where that useful journal
helps you to keep track). You may have a wonderful veterinary acupuncturist
who thinks you should vaccinate and feed canned food. You certainly can
use her for acupuncture, but follow your heart and feed raw meat and do
not vaccinate indiscriminately. You stand firm with what you feel is working.
You need to be flexible enough to realize you (or your practitioner) have
made a mistake and it is time for a change.
Dr. Christina Chambreau D.V.M. is the founder of the Academy of Veterinary
Homeopathy and and is on the faculty of the National Center for Homeopathy
Summer School. She teaches and lectures at conventions, schools, clubs
and to anyone who is concerned about improving the health of animals. She
graduated from the University of Georgia Veterinary College in 1980 and
has practiced veterinary homeopathy since 1983.
COURSES Taught by Dr. Christina Chambreau, a dynamic lecturer
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After dominating performances at Daytona and Road America, Celtic/Hudson Valley Motorcycles Suzuki's Corey Alexander carries a 29 point lead over his closest competitor Hayden Gillim, with teammate Wyatt Farris holding third position, just two points shy of Gillim, but ten points clear of... READ MORE
ELKHART LAKE, WI (June 2, 2014) - For Yoshimura Suzuki Factory Racing, three was the lucky number at round two of the AMA Pro Superbike Championships at Road America in Elkhart Lake, WI, this past weekend. Yoshimura Suzuki teammates Martin Cardenas and Roger Hayden both had podium finishes, with... READ MORE
Just two weeks after surgery to repair a broken collarbone, Corey Alexander put down a dominating performance in AMA Pro SuperSport at Road America this weekend. Alexander rode his #5 Celtic/Hudson Valley Motorcycles Suzuki GSX-R 600 with grit and determination, setting the pace from the... READ MORE
Celtic/Hudson Valley Motorcycles Suzuki is pleased to return to racing after an extended break following great success at Daytona earlier this year. 2013 AMA Pro SuperSport East champion Corey Alexander and teammate Wyatt Farris dominated the season opener at Daytona, with Alexander... READ MORE
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