Read what my clients are saying!

Dear Karen,

Can’t thank you enough for helping our dog Sam with his flatulence problem.

We recently went through a difficult move to the east coast and at one point we weren’t sure if we would be able to keep our dog. Apparently he sensed this and wasn’t sure of his fate.
 
Now we are settled in Virginia and all is well except she was unbearable to be around night or day. After just one consultation, you helped her to understand that we love him and he will be staying with us.  Much to our amazement he improved 100% by the net day.
You helped us to understand what was causing her gastric distress. Sam was so consumed with worry that his stomach was in constant turmoil.
We also learned what a sense of humor he has. After you explained to him that he would be staying with us, he relaxed and suggested that we could start a “Fart Chart” to track his progress. After we stopped laughing we learned that a little comic relief can be helpful to resolve dogie and human concerns.
 
Thanks for “clearing the air”!!!
 
Sincerely,
Pam and Jack

Thanks so much for attending LRR’s picnic. You were a hit! I’m sure you’ll be hearing from some the attendees for a more detailed communication. 
 
I do apologize for the overwhelming list of sign ups – we had no intention of making your day so long, but thanks for being so gracious. I look forward to working with you again very soon.   
 
Susan W.

 The following are e-mails from Pat Nelson about Minnie, her black and white house cat.

1st email: Minnie and I went to a new vet this morning. I told the vet what Minnie said to you, she did not have a tick borne disease, and didn’t need the medicine the other vet we were using prescribed, wouldn’t take the medicine, and did not have intestinal cancer. Her only problem was her tooth. He didn’t so much as blink. He said he had to get the lab/blood work from the previous animal hospital before he made any kind of diagnosis, but he examined her and didn’t seem to think anything was wrong with her besides the tooth. I know they all had a good time laughing after I left. *smile* Minnie has an appointment next Monday to get that tooth pulled, have a new calcium test, and have an x-ray taken of her abdomen. Getting Minnie feeling better is my main concern. She has become so thin. Pat

2nd email: Just got back from the vet. Minnie had her tooth pulled. I saw the x-ray of her body. The vet said there is no high calcium, no tumors, no cancer. She is a very healthy little girl who just had a bad tooth. I cannot tell you how disturbing it is that Minnie had to go through all this pain with her tooth. I waited until I got in the car to cry for joy.

Thank you, Thank you, Thank you.

Pat

After we talked with my cat Athena about her foot, neck and lumbar spine problems, I did some serious Internet surfing for an animal chiropractor in Indy. I found one.

You mentioned that it was important that I telegraphed positive energy around this experience of going to the vet. We both told her she was going to get help to feel better. I think she truly understood because – it worked! Athena is usually a holy terror when she goes to the vet. She came out of her carrier and was purring! I was absolutely amazed.

I mentioned to the check in lady that Athena had told my animal communicator about everything hurting her. She told me to make sure I tell Dr. Fleck because he works with energy as well as doing traditional vet care.

Dr Fleck ​belives the the spiritual​ and physical​ component ​s​ are very much inter-twined​ and works with both.​ I told him a bunch of things about the way you helped my babies and he told me some of his stories too.

The vet tech who originally made the appointment wanted to be in the room because she had a feeling it was going to be a very interesting appt – and it was! They don’t usually get clients who are so open and forthcoming about interacting with psychics and mediums.

He found all kinds of things going on with Athena and it correlated with what she told you. He gently worked on her for about 45 minutes and she purred almost the whole time, except for when he did a neck adjustment that she hated.

The end result: when she came home, she walked differently! She had a very pronounced limp before we left and once we were home there was barely a limp. No wonder she didn’t move much – she must
​ have​ really been hurting.

Thanks again for talking with her – it really gave me the information I needed to figure out what path of action to take.

Barb Dunn

You were so in demand last Friday night at the Goddess event that I didn’t even get a chance to say hello to you! 
 
Thank you so much for once again participating in the Goddess event! Everyone loves meeting with you! We raised a lot of money to support scholarships and programming for Amazement Square. This will bring happiness and enrichment to the lives of many children. We all appreciate your hard work and the contribution of your time.
 
Sincerely,
Rosel S.

bates1-thumbI must admit when someone suggested using an animal communicator to talk to our horse, Banks, I was skeptical.  How could someone in Virginia, talk to me in Raleigh while talking to our horse in Winston Salem?  Didn’t seem possible.  The problem we were dealing with was very real — Banks had suddenly gone from being an easy horse to load on the trailer, to a horse that would not under any circumstances set foot on the trailer.  His behavior had become quite dangerous — kicking, rearing.  Our only resort was to tranquilize him.  At the suggestion of some good friends, we placed a call to Karen.  After the perfunctory hello’s, Karen quickly began communicating with Banks to identify the root of the problem.  He emphatically shared that a recent experience with  a flat tire had scared him badly.  Karen assured him that that would not happen again.  About a week later it was time to load him again.  Doubting Thomas that I am, I asked my daughter, Katharine, to give him the shot. She insisted on giving Banks a chance to load with out it.  To my amazement, Banks boarded the trailer without taking a single halting step.  Four years later, he continues to board without a moment’s hesitation.  I became a believer on the spot !!!

It gets better — this spring Banks became mysteriously lame.  After numerous X-rays and ultra sounds, our vet could still not figure out the problem.  The next step was to take him to NCSU Vet School for a diagnosis. We called Karen and asked her to talk to Banks.  Karen said it was the back left leg and that she could see damaged fibers.  Sure enough, the Vet School found a torn tendon with visible fibers.  I’m pleased to report that Banks is now recovering from a successful surgery.  He tells Karen and us that he is going to lick this latest problem and be back in the field again soon.

While chatting with Karen about Banks, she mentioned that animals can reflect what their people are feeling and experiencing.  This comment was very insightful.  Just as Banks was experiencing “lameness” problems, Katharine was experiencing knee problems !!  The day Banks saw the doctors in the vet school, Katharine saw the orthopedist.  The next day, as Banks had surgery, Katharine had a surgical procedure for her knee.!!!  Bank’s vets had the benefit of Karen’s insight.  I wish Katharine’s “people” doctors had had that same insight as  Banks is heeling much more quickly than she !!!

Karen Wrigley is amazing — she can absolutely communicate with Banks.  Because of her gift, she has helped us to help him.  Thanks, Karen , for all you’ve done and are doing for our family !!!

Cindy McEnery -retired  IBM

herbyMom (a.k.a., Karen!)

When you started an impromptu communication with Herbie (his deceased Iguana) I was really surprised to get the kind of detailed information, or perhaps best described as advice, you gave me.The guidance you gave me through Herbie was very specific. When Herbie told me I should sell my boat and truck in the fall I didn’t want to sell them for a rock bottom “winter price.” I wanted to get the best price for them which logically speaking would be in the summer. Herbie advised me to keep the boat through out the remainder of the summer. He said he could see me getting more enjoyment and needed stress relief from my boat through the rest of the summer season. Herbie was on the money with his information. I took his advice, and in the late fall when I finally put it for sale, it went for top price, nearly what I paid for it four years ago!

You might say I “cleaned up” with the boat sale, but the topics we discussed regarding my work proved to be even more lucrative. Herbie mentioned at least four specific topics at work to improve productivity and sales. 1) I was told to concentrate on three major drivers in our marketing department, and not so much on less important, however time-consuming issues. 2) I was given specific instructions on techniques to motivate employees to be happier and more productive. 3) Herbie encouraged me to listen to my instincts or “gut-feeling” as he put it when making key decisions. 4) Finally, he also predicted an opportunity that would be made available to me within eight months to one year, but added that this is something that at the time I may or may not choose to accept. It hasn’t been 8 months yet, but his prediction is appearing to be more and more likely.

Not only did I refer to these notes quite frequently and regularly preceding the communication, the following month our productivity and sales had astonishing record-breaking numbers, yielding me bonuses over $10,000 that month alone, not to mention the commissions and incentives paid to my subordinates. I am grateful to you, Mom, as well as Herbie for the information I received that night. I would think that not all communications are likely to have the same type of positive impacts that I encountered, but nonetheless, I would encourage people to give you just a little more consideration to the information they receive in an animal communication.

Again, thank you Mom, and thank you Herbie.

Kirk Little