IN THIS PODCAST, WE COVER:

 

03:59    Homeopathy started with the cat

05:55    Knowing Joette

07:06    Back pain

08:18    Using homeopathy with animals

09:20    Bleeding remedies

11:53    Pregnancy cell salts, tick bites, and scared dogs

14:47    Homeopathy with people

20:40    We are all aging

LINKS AND RESOURCES MENTIONED IN THIS PODCAST:

Joette’s pregnancy cell salts program

Joette’s “Gatorade” alternative

Gina:  It had its fallouts, and I wasn’t happy with what I was seeing in my own pets and then also in pets that we were caring for.

Joette:  Each day from my office, I get to see how homeopathy is transforming lives all over the globe, and I want to share them with you. Some of my students have really caught my eye. Some of you have done all you can to learn how to cure those around you using homeopathic medicines, and your successes inspire me. They’re glorious and powerful, and I can’t keep these successes a secret any longer. So, with help from my roving reporters, we bring you a mini-podcast series that I call “Moms with Moxie.” Sometimes we even interview “Dads with Audacity.” See how regular mothers and others, average people who want to cure those around them, have gone from freaking to fabulous with homeopathy.

Kate:  You are listening to Podcast Number 54 at practicalhomeopathy.com.

Hi! This is Kate. I’m here with Gina. I’m excited to have Gina on the podcast today because Gina brings a different perspective to homeopathy. She’s going to share with us today some interesting information that she has about using homeopathy with animals. So, Gina, welcome to the podcast.

Gina:  Thank you so much, Kate.

Kate:  It’s great to have you, and I look forward to hearing all of your wisdom because I see your name quite a bit on Joette’s Student Facebook page. I see how you jump in, and you’re always willing to help other people out and give suggestions. I so appreciate that about you, Gina. Thank you so much for your willingness to take that time out of your busy schedule and to help so many people.

Gina:  Oh! No problem. It seems like I’ve always wanted to do things like that. So, Facebook actually is good for that. It’s a good hobby.

Kate:  It could be worse, right?

Gina:  That’s right. My addiction is a healthy one.

Kate:  Exactly! That’s what I always tell my family. I collect remedies. It could be other things that aren’t as useful that I could collect.

Gina:  Yes! That’s so true, so true.

Kate:  So, why don’t you tell us a bit about yourself?

Gina:  Well, I am a licensed vet tech. So, I graduated college in 1989 from the University of Maine. From there, I moved right into a local practice in my hometown. I absolutely loved everybody I worked with. The practice was super busy. So, I worked there for the first 15 years of my career. I did mostly anesthesia and surgery and care. We were a full-service clinic. So, we did everything from neutering to emergencies to any type of surgery, so super busy. But, I could see where the regular conventional medicine was falling through. It has its fallouts, and I wasn’t happy with what I was seeing in my own pets and then also in pets that we were caring for. So, I decided that I had to probably move on. At that point, I move to a holistic clinic that I work for now — which has been about 16 years.

Kate:  Wow! That’s great that you found a holistic clinic. I don’t hear of too many holistic vet clinics.

Gina:  No. No. There aren’t. So yeah, that was a lucky find. I happened to go to a conference and the veterinarian from there was speaking. My sister nudged me and said, “Hey! You should work for this person.” I said, “Oh! I doubt they need anybody.” And she said, “Hey, you got to go up and ask.” She had me ask, and she hired me basically almost on the spot.

Kate:  Wow!

Gina:  Yes, it was fate.

Kate:  Yeah. So, tell me how you got into homeopathy.

Homeopathy started with the cat

Gina:  How I got into homeopathy is kind of why I became less enamore...