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E: My dog is having a bad cluster seizure exactly every 2.5 weeks. I've tried everything (medication, diet, CBD oil, homeopathy etc) but nothing changes it. She's been having them since 6 months old and is now 15 months. They are getting steadily worse (although no closer together) and we've been warned she may not come out of the next one.

K: If there was no physical damage to her brain, she must have experienced a trauma of not being able to move or flee, which she is still reprocessing. Perhaps being held down at the vet?? Or being bitten by another dog? The trigger seems still to be present in her life and reoccurring, though the symptom is one usually connected to processing and healing (a "healing peak")
Do you perceive her to be afraid or hiding from something?

E: She is very fearless and playful and there are no obvious traumas. The only things I can think of is that she doesn't like being shut away in a room away from me and she pulls on the lead (is very determined to go where she wants to go and often is pulled elsewhere). Interestingly my last dog had the same thing. Perhaps they are processing this for me? This is a theme I can resonate with for myself!

K: so by renegotiating this theme you might release or relieve her symptoms, too? Pets often mirror their owners in a way, I observe

G: My Rottweiler has seizures as well. They started a couple of years ago out of the blue. The Vet ran tests but could not determine any source. A diagnosis of Epilepsy was given. I had great success with homeopathic belladonna, which prevented them for over a year. Unfortunately, after being told to take him off of it they started up again. I am working with a homeopathic liver and gall bladder treatment now, and it is also showing great promise by keeping him seizure free for four months

A: Either of the two could be a strong reason for her to manifest epilepsy in her life. So the following could be what internally she could be feeling:
So the pulling on leash or locking in room could bring about this : I want to escape from this situation. Finding this situation very difficult for me. Feeling of rejection, anger and despair. I feel guilty of the aggressiveness that’s arise with me. This brings instability in my life and I have to submit to people around me, my freedom being bullied.

Another reason for epilepsy is separation - separation from someone I love or fearing losing something or someone that is mine. I protect myself by losing consciousness.
So the pulling on the leash and not being able to explore the new places and smells could be a reason and also the separation she feels when she is shut into another room.

In some cases of very young pups with epilepsy, I have observed that the separation from the parent in v young age has been a reason. Loss of physical contact. Here in her this environment - you become her parent so separation from you could be a very strong trigger.

Her emotional need of love and attention and physical contact is what you will have to work on with her. So tapping on her with these two aspects can help. Also, you can reach out to a Bach flower Practitioner who can help look into this aspect for her and provide remedies for her and you. A very important thing would be to look into your life and see where this all fits in for you as our pets are mirroring us and it’s showing you something important to look at.

E: Thank you. This is very helpful. She lost her mother at 2 weeks old (the mother escaped from the garden and was stolen). She is very demanding of love and we all say it's like she is trying to climb inside us. She follows me everywhere too. There may be some separation stuff going on. She gets very itchy skin too.