I have been a very proud Suara Sound Ambassador for 12 years but life has got in the way of my sharing this wonderful practice with others. 

My handsome horse Shylo and I have been partners for nearly 8 years now, he came out of the slaughter house in Spain and the universe decided that we were destined to be together. 

On a normal Sunday evening I brought him in from his field to find blood pouring from his foot. I did what first aid I could then called the vet in the morning. This vet took one look at him and said he had never seen a horse so lame recover and I should make arrangements to have him put to sleep. After crying a river I thought NO this is not happening but felt such despair. I messaged Debbi and asked her to include us in her prayers for Shylo's recovery. 

My wonderful friend dropped everything and came straight out to us. She used the Violet Ray CCB forks on him and after a very short time he started to take notice. He came to the stable door and started to lick and chew then beautifully presented his injured foot to her. Debbi stayed working with him for over 2 hours, releasing trauma and relaxing him. 

The next day he was weight bearing on the foot and looking much brighter. I got a second opinion from a different vets practice and they were very good saying it was bad but we could work with it. they said it would take 8 weeks box rest and 12 months rehabilitation. I didn't care about that, he was alive and that was down to the tuning forks. I continued using the forks on him every day and the wound began to heal. 

The vet was visiting every other day but just checking his progress. After 3 weeks she said she couldn't believe how well he was healing but put it down to good care. 

After 4 weeks her reaction was Wow unbelieveable and at 5 weeks she said we could leave all dressings off as she was delighted with the healing. 7 weeks after the injury he was allowed back out into his field for a couple of hours a day and that was one very happy horse :-)

This incredible recovery is purely down to Debbi, the tuning forks and the love that I have for him that refused to let him leave me. I continue giving him a lovely sound bath once a week and am also helping one of the other horses