Comments on Walk With Me: Curing Lily’s Heartworm Without Drugs | Episode 2

Just found you, Dr. Falconer, this night, 10APR 2017, and I am so thankful!!!
I live in constant dread about heartworm disease in my precious furbabies. We no longer give any vaccines, but the fear of heartworm is ever present in the South. Reading Lily's journey posted nearly 3 years ago has given me much needed relief and hope. Our 2 mixed-breed rescues eat home prepared food (commercial tossed out 2 yrs ago) along with supplements from Dr. Peter Dobias. They had last Ivermetin (liquid) in early Oct, and negative test in Nov. last year. We will travel from Chattanooga to Austin if necessary if our precious babies need treatment. THANK YOU! Linda
I purchased your ebook about heartworm.

I was just thinking about Lily the other day and wondering how she was doing. Now I know. Real time can be real slow (just learning the patience thing, wait and see). I do have one comment about C Milan's quote "Homeopathic remedies, like acupuncture, are becoming increasingly more popular for all kinds of conditions…” - I didn't read it the same way as you (and I don't always agree with Mr Milan). I read it as Homeopathic remedies are similar to acupuncture in that they are becoming increasingly more popular... Just semantics I guess. I fully understand that homeopathy is it's own modality, just like acupuncture/acupressure, Reiki, essential oils, etc. I love all the various modalities for what they bring to the table. I truly wish there were more vets like you. Blessings

Hi Will,
Kathy and Ike here. So glad you're sharing Lilly's journey with us. Its one thing to read that there are alternatives to the Whitecoat treatment. Its another to be able to follow your approach to treating Lilly step by step. So valuable, its allowed me to better understand the healing process. We're currently in the Olympic North West (Sequim, WA) looking for a new home. Good bye to Wisconsin. Almost made it to Austin this winter. I'm due for a visit to see my Texas Clan and will for sure to let you know.
take care
your old co-op friend
Kathy Ohm

I am enjoying following this natural path with Lilly, Margo and you, Dr. Falconer. Thank you for taking all of us on this journey of understanding.

Thank you for a wonderful piece on heartworm ... in my world, I see so many animals left at shelters due to heartworm infestation, their former owners ignorant of healthy diet and holistic preventative. I save the ones I can, but it's a mere drop in the bucket.
Here's my question...the shelter tests with high and low heartworm infestation, but I can't seem to get a regular conventional vet to perform a post treatment test with the same options of high or low..they will only report the animal is still infected. What's the workaround on this?
Thank you!
Cindy at Reunion Rescue

Yes, I had a Golden named Belle. I adopted her at 2-3 years of age, heart worm and all! She was kept outside 24/7 in a higher risk for mosquitoes region and kibble fed. The first thing I did was put her on a raw diet. She put on weight VERY quickly, her coat became soft, shiny and all her hot spots disappeared. We went the route of Dr. Whitecoat. I knew not of Homeopathy as a cure back then. I wish I had. She recovered, i.e.. negative micforillea and lived a few years more with us before succumbing to an enlarged heart! A fall out of treatment I suppose. One of those "wish I knew then what I know now" stories. Belle was the dog who led me to the Homeopathy path. For that, and the joys of sharing her short time with us, I am so grateful. This story of Lilly, my own path of learning about, using and subsequent success stories with Homeopathy, makes me a devout believer in it's powerful healing and body strengthening ability. Looking forward to the next update of Lilly's journey.