“Our female tabby cat Mochi was suffering from a Urinary Tract Condition (UTC). Her urine was showing blood due to crystals aggravating the bladder lining. She was unwilling go outside unless one of us was with her. The UTI meant Mochi was displaying a fortnightly or monthly cycle of scenting and urinating in corners, around the house. Our vet prescribed anti-inflammatories for the swelling and irritation. In addition to this, despite the ongoing expense of replacement cartridges and veterinary medication, we had installed a plug in hormone diffuser which did admittedly prolong the time between UTC cycles.

Mochi had two sessions with Molly a couple of weeks apart. During the first session Molly uncovered and cleared emotional issues to do with abandonment and a (“peed off”) grudge with her last previous owner (a neighbour who became ill, who inherited Mochi from his daughter). Molly also removed some cording and attachments to previous owners.  After the session, Mochi’s energy was discernibly lighter and she was much happier in herself. In fact the same day she was back out in the garden on her own, mousing at the back of the hedge. After a few days, she was still displaying some scenting behaviour but not as much with urinating in corners; more in the cat litter.

During the second session, Molly went deeper into the etheric layers of the bladder and kidneys to heal the UTC.  She also removed one particular cord attached to a dominant tom cat that had previously come into our house and cornered her in the living room. It is this trauma that had I think contributed to the development of the UTC. The cord was attached from the solar plexus of the tom cat to her own solar plexus and sacral chakra, indicating a power-over domination. After cord removal and according to Molly’s inner guidance, she had no further link with the tom cat and would be less triggered if he did re-appear.

Since the second session and to date, Mochi has been much lighter and happier in herself; not so bothered by other cats; is able to go outdoors on her own again, and hasn’t displayed any reappearance of UTC symptoms.”