Lac maternum [Was: chemo]

[Shannon Nelson]

Hi Patricia,

A terrific article! Couple of questions:

Could you explain this: "For those in need of this remedy, the patterns of
escape are ... easily recognizable in the lifestyle choices and activities
which reflect a constant desire to return to the state of seemingly
unfettered freedom from the demands of physicality." What sort of vacation
removes one from the demands of physcality??? "Eat, sleep and be merry", or
tropical island, surfing, "navel gazing"???? Can you say a little more
about that?

Also, can you make any observations about differences in effect between the
6 and the 1M, and would the basis for chooing potency for a particular
patient have to do with the (tradition) emphasis on physical vs. M/E issues,
or not really...

Thanks so much!
Shannon
on 7/8/03 10:06 AM, Patricia Hatherly at triciah@rnhconsulting.com.au wrote:

[Shannon Nelson]

Thanks Patricia,

If there are no issues of addiction (or drug use), would you then assume
that neither of these remedies is likely to be indicated?

Shannon
on 7/9/03 12:54 AM, Patricia Hatherly at triciah@rnhconsulting.com.au wrote:

[Shannon Nelson]

Argh, why can't I find a website for Links...
Can anyone send me an address, but also, can someone remind me where there's
a list of homeopathy publications? (I'm sure I remember seeing one...)
Thanks!
Shannon

on 7/9/03 1:17 AM, Patricia Hatherly at triciah@rnhconsulting.com.au wrote:

[Patricia Hatherly]

Dear Shannon

It's early days yet. However, it is becoming increasingly clear to me that
possibly the main aetiology for Lac-m is lack of colostrum.

The main reason why this happens is due to the high level of drug use around
birth which often leaves either the mother or baby (or both) a bit "out of
it" for the first few days.
By then, the window of opportunity is lost as hormones will have their way
and by day 3 the milk is usually well and truly in and the colostrum is
gone.

Sooo....what I'm finding is that this is a Rx (par excellence) for addiction
& I mean big time addiction. The sort of "vacation" people go on when they
pack their bags and not only leave the continent but Mother Earth
altogether!
This can be minor addictions such as coffee; alcohol; but especially social
drugs such as Marijuana and Ecstacy etc... That sentence was my polite way
of referring to the "drug issue".
Food addictions (esp carbs [comfort food]) is more a Lac-h issue due to
breast milk being so sweet [like caramel]).

Also,what I"m finding is that the prescription of Lac-m is a "oncer" (like
colostrum). When the picture shows, the prescription is given, the
"grounding" occurs and then the patient (if it is his/her will) goes
forward. If it is not the will of the individual to do so when the effect of
the Rx wears off (if s/he hasn't embraced life and substituted the drug
highs with natural highs [such as hobbies; sport; work etc]) no amount of
repetition will fix it. As Tinus says it's a matter of embracing
incarnation....To Be or not To Be!

The potencies used in the proving were 1M and LM6 simply because they were
the potencies passed onto me by Tinus.

I most commonly use 1M because mostly, the issues are definitely M/E.
However, I'm about to use LM 1 with a woman who describes herself as a
"walk-in" and has uterine fibroids (there's a big Sycotic aspect to the
lacs).
A big keynote to differentiate betwen the 2 Rx is that the word "cousin" or
"family" invariably comes up when taking a Lac-h case and dreams of out of
body experiences come up with Lac-m.

Hope that helps
Patricia

[Patricia Hatherly]

Hi again Shannon

I wouldn't be so definitive.
It's "early days" with both Rx and we have to wait and see what our patients
teach us.

There are several aetiologies for Lac-h. They're listed in the Links
article.

thanks
Patricia