I had repeatedly fought with myself recently over the answers to the questions… “do I tell?”, “When do I tell?” And, “Is this too good to be true?” Why? Because I can’t even process the experience in order to fully believe it myself! This started as an ‘event type’ which I have experienced many times in the past 10+ years, and which has always ended with a call to the vet and ‘crossing the dog over’. This past week, has been a ‘see it to believe it’ scenario, that myself and my family are completely flabbergasted at what we have witnessed. Writing this out, has been difficult for me because everyday I wonder, is the bubble going to burst??? Should I tell, and what if it does? But, after last night, I have to tell. Because I don’t think the bubble will burst. If things were going backwards, then yes. But things are definitely not going backwards. I cannot explain this. However, I’ve also never worked with a terahertz frequency, so I really have no idea of the power behind it.
On Tuesday June 20th, 2023 at 11:30 PM, our greyhound Axel suffered ‘something’. I don’t know what it was, but something was terribly wrong with him.
My son Koen had called me and asked me to come outside to the deck. He had been on his way to take Axel on his late night walk. When I got there, I saw him with Axel. But, Koen was actually holding Axel up?! He said that something was very wrong with him, and that he couldn’t walk; his back legs were tight together, and his toes had completely knuckled under. He could not hold himself up, and if Koen started to move away even just a little bit, Axel started to tip over. Oh my gosh!!! To see this giant of a dog, having zero control or use over his back end, and shaking intensely due to his own fear, my son was welling with tears and saying, “It’s really bad, it’s really bad.” And then, me recognizing, yes, it really IS that bad!
We proceeded to carry him into the backyard to see if being on the grass would help him to regain something, anything! But, this proved to be futile as no improvement was seen. He just kept falling over. We picked him up, and brought him back inside. There, Axel was extremely stressed. He wanted to GO, but he couldn’t. He was floundering, and all we could do was try to settle him down into his bed. But because he couldn’t feel his back end, getting him comfortable was very difficult. Eventually he laid down, panting like crazy, and body just vibrating. That is when we started checking him over. His back toes now, instead of being knuckled under, were sticking out straight, something I’d never seen before; Greyhounds have very unique toes and they don’t go straight/stiff extended. I held one of his paws in my hand, and I felt the pads were very cool. I felt his leg, it too felt cool. I tried to find a pulse in it, and I was taken back by how weak it felt. I then went to his front paws and legs, which were very warm and a pulse there was very strong. I held both legs with fingers on both veins to see how different they were when I felt them together, and the front was definitely strong, while the back was very weak. So now with that, and suspecting what the coolness meant, I didn’t say a word to Koen, as he was trying everything he could to console his boy, sobbing away. He didn’t want to lose his Axel. But having grown up in our world of aging dogs and having seen this exact scenario with my daughters dog Eli a few years ago, and others before him, we both knew, there is no coming back from this. We’ve never been able to bring a dog back from such a severe challenge, and always end up making that ‘call’ the next day for the vet to come out. This being now early Wednesday morning, I knew I’d be having to make that call by Thursday morning at the very latest. Let Koen have that last day with his boy.
“Mom what do we do”, Koen kept saying. And the ONLY answer I finally had, was ‘we have to start ‘wanding’ him, NOW; and then get lots of the ‘wanded water’ into him.’ Wanding him with our IteraCare Wand, was the only thing that I could think of. I had nothing else in my arsenal of things to try… with any hope of a fix for this ‘seeming’ impossibility.
So that’s what we did. We must have used the wand him for close to an hour straight, and offering lots of water which he took willingly, as he was panting so hard. We were up till 6am that next morning, and got another long wanding session in. Axel loves being wanded as is, and it really settled him down. There is always that moment, with people and animals I’ve noticed, where they take a deep breath in, and completely relax.
The next day, Wednesday, we had to carry him outside, position his toes to not be knuckled, his back legs apart at hip width, hold him up, and stand right beside him to help him from falling over, while he did his business. This was daytime. We got two more wanding sessions in, and then it was evening. Again, we carried him out, put him down, positioned his toes and legs, and stepped away. He remained standing!! All on his own. You could see his right side was much weaker, but he was doing it on his own. Koen and I just looked at each other in amazement!! Was this REAL? And next… Axel lifted up with his front end, and he leaped about four times, ending up on the other side of the sidewalk, sniffing in the grass. Now Koen and I were grinning from ear to ear. His back toes were still knuckling a bit, but he wasn’t dragging them along. He would rear up his back end to be able to get his toes lifted up. He only took a few more steps, and then came back to where Koen and I were standing; now he was tired. His body didn’t want to stay up anymore. We carried him back inside, super excited at what we had just witnessed, and praised him to the moon and back. Now, his back paws and legs were warm, and I could feel nearly the same amount of strength with the pulse in the back leg as I found the front one.
Thursday, Axel was again wanded, three times. Each session half an hour. Now, he was trying to get himself up, but it wasn’t working. We would have to help him up, and he would begin to walk away. He was able to walk outside all by himself, very deliberately placed movements, and his toes barely touched as his back legs lifted to be able to put them into place for each step. He was even able to go down his ramp, with us there to slow him down in case his body got away on him with the decline. You could tell there was still weakness in his back end, but he had control over it. He was always able to pull himself back to a straight position. At this point, he was not able to get back up his ramp, and we were still carrying him in. On this day though, he stopped wanting to eat his raw food. He wanted nothing. He would eat the Nzymes Treats, by the handfuls though, and we let him have as many as he wanted. At least it was something going into him, and because he wanted nothing else, I couldn’t get any of his daily ‘goodies’ into him; therefore he had no other nutrition. Being a thin dog as is, refusing eating was not good. But, if he wanted bottles of treats, then so be it; they provide at least a fair amount of protein.
Friday, he still wasn’t able to get up without help, but once he got going, he would go, easier down his ramp, and also able to get back up on his own! So, from this day onward, we were able to cease carrying him. He was wanded 3 more times, but only 20 minute sessions. And, still not eating his regular food. But that evening, he wanted to go for a walk. Koen took him, they only made it to the neighbors sidewalk, and then came back, but it was a walk!! Something Koen had thought they would never do again.
Saturday, (June 24th ’23), over three days in, I now realized that I had completely forgotten about calling the vet. I hadn’t even thought about it. I was also kicking myself that we never took any videos of the shape Axel had been in. But I know it was because, until this point, we all really didn’t think that Axel was going to pull through. So why would we want to take videos of a dog that was going to be crossed over. I certainly didn’t want recordings to look back at! But now? I really wish I had. This is the first day that Koen started taking videos of Axel to show his progress. Axel was still refusing to eat, and continued on eating only his treats. He was asking for his walks, and they were now going half the distance of the normal walks before this event had occurred. HUGE progress, for a dog who couldn’t even walk just days ago. He was wanded 2X’s on this day for 20 minutes.
By Sunday, Axel was still struggling to position his back end to get up on his own. But even with this, we could tell he almost had it. It appeared that his body was cooperating with him more every day. We’d still assist him with getting up, but after that we could let him out and he’d do his ramp, both up and down! He’d toddle around in the backyard on his own, then he was able to go for his full length walk!!! Where he was finding this strength, to do all these things without eating, was beyond me. Usually a dog without food, especially after 3 days, should not be getting ‘better’. They should be declining! He was drinking lots of wanded water though, and eating plenty of Treats, so that was good. Dehydration was never a concern. His wanding sessions were 2X’s again, for the now usual 20 minutes. But the ‘not eating’ was still causing me worry. So Koen decided to go out and get Axel his favorite, a Popeyes chicken burger. At this point, I didn’t care what he ate, as long as he ate SOMETHING. And he did! He was super happy for his burger (meat only) and Koen was able to get all of his supplements into him, hiding them in the chicken. On his walk that evening, he was very energetic and had a noticeable bounce in his steps.
Monday (26th), if you didn’t know, and hadn’t seen Axel’s troubles, you would never have known that less than a week ago, he couldn’t walk. And maybe our eyes are deceiving us, but his walking and movements seem better than the way they were before this happened? He seems much stronger than before. This is hard for me to believe, because none of this makes any sense!! Not eating properly, and having endured such an incident, I cannot make logical sense of it! It goes against everything I’ve seen and learned over the past years. But I have to get food into him. I can see how he’s already looking skinnier than he was. Greyhounds have very little body fat so even a pound or two missing is noticeable. Somehow, I have to make him want to eat.
I resorted to what we call ‘crap in a can’. Cheap store brand canned dog food. I always have a case of it on hand, just in case I need to entice an animal to want to eat. The smell of that is so strong, it brings every animal in my house out of a dead sleep. ? I mixed some of it in with Axels raw beef and he loved it!! Great!! Problem solved. If that’s what it takes to get him to eat all his raw – is to have a bit of the cheap-stuff mixed in, I’ll go buy another case if I need to. Happily. This was what he needed. And within an hour or so of eating that, he was adamant he wanted to go for a walk. But he didn’t walk, he RAN!! Full-effort running! Koen was trying to hold him back but he just wanted to go!!! Now, I finally knew, this bubble wasn’t going to burst. There’s no way.
As I sat to begin writing this out (exactly a week to the day this had begun), I couldn’t even believe myself what I have observed over the week! We all can’t. To have Axel still be with us, I think in a better shape than he was before, recognizing how pitiful it was… until today, where he’s 100% back to his bouncy-feet old self again! Tonight, he even got up all on his own multiple times as well. All of his pieces, seem to be back together?! And how do I explain this? It all really seems to be too good to be true.
I can only attest that him receiving the TeraHertz frequency is, for Sure, what saved him or pulled him back from the ‘brink’. But, my gut tells me it’s got to be. Even now, when he’s only getting two twenty minute sessions, and seems to keep improving. Between the wanding of his body, and intake of the wanded water, it just seems astonishing! The ‘wanded water’ is said to be 780-times more useful and absorbable by the body. It makes the water molecules linear so they absorb into DNA, blood and organs more quickly. And, the frequency that has been emitted into him, it appears to have done something incredible for his body. In my mind, it saved his life; I truly believe that. Even though I can’t understand it all, maybe it’s not for me to understand, and instead to just witness and live through? I know, that if I were to tell others, they would tell me it all sounds too good to be true. And it does! It absolutely does. But, years ago when I started using Nzymes and seeing what that tiny amount of nutrition did with my own pets, as well as myself and family members or friends, what I experienced then, and still do to this day, again – seemed too good to be true. I can confidently say that they ARE true and that good. Now, I think in a much shorter time period, based off what multiple true miracles I have seen since using the IteraCare wand, for less than 3 months, I can say it IS that good, and true.
Next time I experience something like this, I will take videos right from the get go. Because you never know what the outcome is going to be, and based off of this event with an almost 13 year old retired racer greyhound, it has been a BIG lesson learned. I will always regret that we didn’t record it all. But we didn’t know, we had no idea what was going to happen. I could never have imagined Axel would ever be walking, and running again, in less than a week. WOW. I am WOW’d once again.
I would like to add that I had reached out to a Veterinarian friend of mine five days after this began with Axel. I sent him everything that had happened, how his back end had been turning cold and everything with how his body was presenting. I asked the vet, “What would you do if my dog came in presenting like this?” I wanted his professional opinion. He responded to me saying, “I’m sorry to hear about your dog, but I’m almost 100% sure this was a ruptured disc that, upon rupturing, had also compressed the spinal cord. You did the right thing by crossing him over”.
But, I DID NOT cross him over!!! ? The vet assumed we had. He was later shocked to hear that this ‘dog’ was Axel, our greyhound, and that he was back to his full greyhound lifestyle – running!! Yet, we see that western medicine would have ended this dogs life. But we (luckily) had an answer that was already in our possession!! I have come to learn that with greyhounds, especially the retired racers, they endure similar ‘events’ around the 10-11 year old stage, and they commonly don’t come back; wherein, it sadly becomes an ‘end of life’ event for them. How incredible is this – that we may be able to save more greyhound lives that may endure a similar event?! ?
This story – referencing IteraCare technology – doesn’t end here. But that will be yet another amazing article. Because of Axel, my son Koen’s life has been literally saved as well. Yes, in effect, Axel’s ‘near death’ event has served to help save the life of my son Koen!! ? Coming up soon, it is another ‘gotta see it to believe it’ story! Similar “life and death” situation, followed by yet another unexpected outcome. As I always say, everything happens for a reason, and I am so grateful to what I believe to be a true gift from God, in helping Koen regain his life, which had been stripped away from him almost two years ago.
If you want to know more about IteraCare frequency wands, this below video is great to watch. It is 45 minutes, and explains everything about the technology and what the terahertz frequencies are capable of doing to any living body.
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Sometimes in life we have things we don’t understand, or can even comprehend how it works, but for myself and my family, after seeing with Axel and Koen, what IS possible, and that our prayers were answered tenfold for both these boys, it reiterates to never give up. ❤️
Don’t Stop Believing!!!
Brenda J
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