intestinal adhesions

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Dr. Jill
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intestinal adhesions

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Hi Everyone who sent me suggestions on the list and personally.

Tanya I found the rubric on Mac Rep.

By the way I have used Iris in animals with suspected pancreatitis with good success (quick resolution of the problem). I even saved my own cat's life with it. She was in a veratrum state(flat out on the floor, vomiting, lethargic, weak, looked like she was close to death.) When veratrum didn't work I looked up Iris and saw it was the syphyllitic member of the veratrum family. After one dose of Iris 6C, my cat got up and went to her food bowl to eat, as if nothing had been wrong. Amazing!!

Didi:
Someone else had written me off list about the castor oil treatment. After discussing it with my friend we decided not to do it because we were concerned about this whole business being started by a blood clot. We did not want to take a chance that the blood clot would be unleashed or whatever.

Joy: My friend actually was being treated by another homeopath and had been on a remedy for a few months.
Unfortunately there is no way to determine prior to surgery whether the blockage was caused by a blood clot. Thanks for your suggestions.

But she's now been taking Thios. daily. She is scheduled for surgery tomorrow. Afterwhich I will put her on a regime of arnica, bellis, staph, calendula and whatever else seems appropriate. Thanks to everyone. I appreciate the love and caring of the subscribers in this group.
Always, Jill

Jill Elliot, DVM
The Holistic Veterinarian
New York, NY
212-794-4993
www.happytailsvet.com

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