Belladonna poisoning

[Guest guest]

Chrism/All:

I wish to share of a fascinating happening.

 

Today at the veterinary clinic I was able to immediately assist a pet and aid in

the diagnosis of an atropine poisoning. The pet (dog) was having seizurs,

bronchial spasms, narcosis, and mild paralysis etc. The story is a little long

but the dog had injested numerous berries, root and plant parts from a

Belladonna. I was able to very rapidly calculate the pets weight in relation to

rate of metobolism, and the approximate plant properties/composition causing the

toxicity. We immediately ruled out other factors, and instantly dove into

treatment for toxitity. The pet is being held for observation, but we think that

the rapid ruling out and recognition of the condition, as well as immediate

treatment, very well saved this dog's life.

 

The reason why this is so fascinating to me is that I had shared with Chrism

last week that I had written down and computed how to poison a dog using Datura.

It was at the time of the posts regarding the Datura plant. I expressed that

this is not something that I felt was action oriented, but rather a teaching of

some sort. It felt like my knowing, but not necessarily of myself. None-the-less

it was a great concern to me, and I had given my word that I would keep

communication open with my teacher, and so shared of this. When I called Chrism

from a nearby park, I had just returned from spending some time with my dog, and

my actions were that I had taken him to the Pet store to watch birds and

hamsters and to pick out a new bone for his birthday!

 

I had shared with that I do not know about the chemical composition of

plants, I do know of their healing properties, but not their chemistry

breakdown, let alone compute the ratio of such for lethal dosaging. Here I am a

week later, assisting a pet who was poisoned by the very agent that is also what

makes the Datura plant toxic.

 

When I got home from work, my eye caught a buttery soft mauve colour against the

wall, and there stood a single, so fragrant rose.

 

Amazing, and I'm so grateful.

 

 

Love:

Danielle

[Guest guest]

So a sort of precognition, readiness for the coming situation though you didn't

know what that would be and maybe thought it was for a negative purpose. Wow,

Danielle! I am yet again amazed by the Divine!

 

Hope you are feeling better about it now.

Love,

Val

 

 

, " iamwaitingmoon "

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> Chrism/All:

> I wish to share of a fascinating happening.

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