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Eleana Needham
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Joined: Sat Dec 14, 2002 11:00 pm

homeopathy- not common experience

Post by Eleana Needham »

Irina

You did some really good thinking on your feet there! Other remedies to
consider are, Arnica for the shock and trauma; Bellis Per for deep wounds;
Staphysagria (wonderful rx for abuse, humiliation and ailments thereof) and
also Symphytum, a good remedy for regeneration of tissue. You will have to
decide which remedy fits the picture best.

Think also about Rescue Remedy(Bach Flower Remedies) or Emergency Essence
(Australian Bush Flower Essences) in drops.

I do hope your fish weathers this one - sounds like it has the best possible
care!

Best
Eleana


Iris
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Joined: Mon Apr 15, 2002 10:00 pm

Re: homeopathy- not common experience

Post by Iris »

thank you for advise , and I think symphytum sounds great .
RR - may be later. I am a bit not confident of mixing too many things in water, since I do not know how it feels for the fish to swim in it . But I will definitely keep in mind.
Regards.


Iris
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Re: homeopathy- not common experience

Post by Iris »

Sorry for little delay in reply .
first of all thank you to all who helped me with the case.
So far the fish is Much Much better ! I continued with Bellis 12 C in its separate tank . and bathed the fish twice daily for 30 minutes in RR solution. Next day after the fight I decide to show it to the vet - imagine carrying a little fish tank even in the car and all warm when its -15 C to the vets office . Once again heard the suggestion to through it away with sarcastic smile " do you wish me to stitch it up ? " - just add antibiotics so it will not get infected and it will die peacefully. Vets in Russia are used to make money over cats and dogs things and of course fish did not look financially appealing to them as a patient. Well at least we tried :)
at the moment the fish is still alone and the others do not seem to lack its company . Wounds are closing up and body is more active , tail is better moving , fins are still missing - supposedly the fish regenerates them fast ..hopefully . Still trying to figure out the reason why that happened.

regards to all

Irina


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