Rep help for ulcerating cut/bite

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Jean Doherty
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Rep help for ulcerating cut/bite

Post by Jean Doherty »

This is a long thought . The lesion is ? behaving like a bite from tailed
spider [spreading necrosis] There is a remedy from same spider. Jean
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Robyn
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Re: Rep help for ulcerating cut/bite

Post by Robyn »

Jean is this what you were after?

Lampona Cylindrata (White Tailed Spider)

I can post the info if you don't have it

Robyn
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Jean Doherty
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Re: Rep help for ulcerating cut/bite

Post by Jean Doherty »

> I have a Brauer remedy which is simply named White Tailed Spider. I have
never used it but a colleague had such a client and I obtained it in case
asked. It would be interesting to know the provings. Thank you Jean


Patricia Hatherly
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Re: Rep help for ulcerating cut/bite

Post by Patricia Hatherly »

The prover for White Tailed Spider is Alastair Gray a homoeopath who lives
in Sydney.
He has electronic copies of the proving for sale (ie small price) and can be
reached at:
alhomeoz@tig.com.au

He presented an excellent paper on this at the recent Australian National
conference. The photographic evidence of healed necrosis was most
impressive.

kind regards
Patricia


Shannon Nelson
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Re: Rep help for ulcerating cut/bite

Post by Shannon Nelson »

Mm, "spreading necrosis", another tasty term! :-) I don't see a rubric
for that -- am I missing it, or would "malignant" or "phage..." be the ones
to use?

Robyn, if can you post what you have on Lampona Cylindrata, I would *love*
to have a look!

Thanks to you both!
Shannon
on 6/19/04 4:41 PM, JeanW Doherty at clelly@tpg.com.au wrote:


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