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Wholeness and healing of animals and people

Vet, laser-therapist and priest Margaret Collins focuses on emotional and relational wellbeing for a wider understanding of health

Wholeness and healing of animals and people

DAUGHTER OF A DENTIST AND A nurse, and sister to a doctor, I was likely to follow a career in a medical field. Committed as a youngster to becoming a veterinary surgeon, I eventually secured a place at Cambridge University.

 

I have an abiding memory of Dr Leslie Hall, often known as the ‘father of veterinary anaesthesia’, who initiated the careful monitoring of anesthetised animals using sophisticated equipment. He told us that the most useful equipment of all was our own senses. Hence, I learned to notice what I saw, felt, sometimes smelt, and heard, sometimes through a stethoscope.

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