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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Rep help for ulcerating cut/bite
Re: Rep help for ulcerating cut/bite
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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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
> 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
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
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Patricia Hatherly
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Re: Rep help for ulcerating cut/bite
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
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
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Shannon Nelson
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Re: Rep help for ulcerating cut/bite
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:
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:

