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Part 2 - The Real Benefits of Having Pets * Today''s article was written by  Val Heart  and was so lengthy that I decided to split it into 2 parts.  Val Heart got her start in animal communication in 1993 when she felt like an injured mare spontaneously told her why the wound on her hip wouldn't heal.  Called The Real Dr Doolittle, Val is a leading animal communication expert, internationally recognized animal whisperer, and master healer for people and pets. Not the typical animal communicator, her specialty is the  H.E.A.R.T System for Solving Problems with Pets . - Look for part 1  published on Sept. 25th ...con't... Pets won't let you withdraw, isolate, or cocoon all alone It's very difficult to socialize in today's world... and that can magnify depression, anxiety, and a sense of isolation.  Your pet needs your care and attention during good times. They need to play games with you, go for walks with you, learn from you. And, during bad t...

-- Recommended Resources -- Water Keeper  is focusing an creating a " swimmable, drinkable, fishable future". Lakefield Animal Welfare Society - rescuing homeless, abandoned and injured animals and finding care, homes or foster programs for them depending on the needs of the animals.  Lakeland Humane Society - helping homeless animals, raising funds for their care and socialization projects, fostering and in general making a difference in the lives of vulnerable pets.  ~~   Visit the Brummet's   Main Website Find them elsewhere online  HERE   ~~

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  World of Writing - Author Interview: Barbara Lally joins us today to share information about a relatively unknown disorder and her experiences as a new author.  At age 10, Barbara began pulling out her eyebrows for seemingly no reason at all.  As much as she wanted to stop, she found that she couldn’t.  She was diagnosed with hair-pulling disorder, trichotillomania.  Trichotillomania is one type of body-focused repetitive behavior, where one has uncontrollable urges to pull out their body hair.  After 19 years with trichotillomania, Barbara decided it was time to let go of her shame and spread awareness of a disorder she struggled to accept. In 2020, Barbara published her book The Trichster Diaries, a collection of short stories and poems detailing her journey to self-acceptance.  Barbara invites you to drop into her website at: B arbaraLally.com Q: Barbara, when you think of how others in your daily circles perceive you, what do you think they ...

Media Appearance - Author Interview Nouveau iDEA (New International Dimension in Entertainment & Arts) promotes artists of various cultures and bring the arts and entertainment community together under a multicultural umbrella that celebrates differences and encourages communication. Check out our interview on this publication : https://nouveauidea.net/2021/08/23/we-focus-on-topics-that-highlight-inspiring-topics-that-motivate-actions-for-positive-sustainable-culture-lillian-dave-brummet ~~   Visit the Brummet's   Main Website Find them elsewhere online  HERE   ~~

Poetry Time In  Towards Understanding , her first book of poetry, Lillian was able to share her real life journey  of growing up on her own, struggling to survive, breaking the chains of inner conflict and finally growing "towards understanding" of her value and purpose in life – but not quite reaching it. Readers witness her survive childhood trauma, learn that her life does indeed have value and discover a passion for the environment, animals, gardening and writing. The collection of 125 poems is arranged chronologically in order to walk the reader through her experiences over a 17-year period (1988-2005). Many of those poems won awards and literary recognitions for  Towards Understanding  were published in a wide variety of online and print publications in Africa, UK, US and Canada. AMAZON USA:   https://www.amazon.com/dp/1475221703 AMAZON CANADA:  https://www.amazon.ca/dp/1475221703 I CARE (by Lillian Brummet ) * Ode to Dave B. – my loving husband ...

Quote of the Day  © BrummetMedia.ca "As you sit on the hillside,  or lie prone under the trees of the forest,  or sprawl wet-legged by a mountain stream,  the great door,  that does not look like a door,  opens."  ~ Stephen Graham    ~~   Visit the Brummet's   Main Website Find them elsewhere online  HERE   ~~