Dear group, today a young looking bloke [Australian term],actually
36.came in and complained of Chronic Fatigue since glandular fever 3 years
ago. This mostly coincided with stress and he would have to lie down. He
could not remain lying for too long and would get up and try to do
something. There was intake of breaths which I thought might be Ignatia as
it transpired his grandmother had died 3 days previously and that he still
missed 2 dogs that had died at different times. He is a farmer. Then he
burped and said his breath was often bad. He also complained of a knot in
his stomach and something rising to his throat. His mood could be
changeable
Then another thing ³dreams of the future²
I chose something interesting and am excited that I think it is right.
Certainly 1 dose of 30c had relieved the knot in tummy before he left. Any
thoughts, Jean
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CFS
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Tanya Marquette
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Re: CFS
are you saying you gave him ignatia with immediate response to it?
i would let it ride a bit to see what else transpires?
tanya
i would let it ride a bit to see what else transpires?
tanya
Re: CFS
Could well be ASAFOEDITA.
best wishes, Joy
on 7/26/03 12:57 PM, JeanW Doherty at clelly@tpg.com.au wrote:
Dear group, today a young looking bloke [Australian term],actually
36.came in and complained of Chronic Fatigue since glandular fever 3 years
ago. This mostly coincided with stress and he would have to lie down. He
could not remain lying for too long and would get up and try to do
something. There was intake of breaths which I thought might be Ignatia as
it transpired his grandmother had died 3 days previously and that he still
missed 2 dogs that had died at different times. He is a farmer. Then he
burped and said his breath was often bad. He also complained of a knot in
his stomach and something rising to his throat. His mood could be
changeable
Then another thing ³dreams of the future²
I chose something interesting and am excited that I think it is right.
Certainly 1 dose of 30c had relieved the knot in tummy before he left. Any
thoughts, Jean
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best wishes, Joy
on 7/26/03 12:57 PM, JeanW Doherty at clelly@tpg.com.au wrote:
Dear group, today a young looking bloke [Australian term],actually
36.came in and complained of Chronic Fatigue since glandular fever 3 years
ago. This mostly coincided with stress and he would have to lie down. He
could not remain lying for too long and would get up and try to do
something. There was intake of breaths which I thought might be Ignatia as
it transpired his grandmother had died 3 days previously and that he still
missed 2 dogs that had died at different times. He is a farmer. Then he
burped and said his breath was often bad. He also complained of a knot in
his stomach and something rising to his throat. His mood could be
changeable
Then another thing ³dreams of the future²
I chose something interesting and am excited that I think it is right.
Certainly 1 dose of 30c had relieved the knot in tummy before he left. Any
thoughts, Jean
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