Hi again Ellen,
Here's a few more thoughts to add to Andy's list:
MIND; DULLNESS, sluggishness, difficulty of thinking and
comprehending; children, in (K38, SRI-421, G30) (23) : abrot., agar.,
Arg-n., Bar-c., bar-m., bufo, calc., Calc-p., carbn-s., carc., cupr., iod.,
kali-sil., lach., lyc., med., merc., sil., Sulph., syph., tax-br., tub., zinc.
MIND; CRUELTY, brutality, inhumanity; general; animals, to (4) : Ars.,
bell., calc., med.
MIND; MALICIOUS, vindictive; dogs, to (1) : tub.
and previous behaviour -
MIND; CRUELTY, brutality, inhumanity; general (K17, SRI-116,
SRI-190, G14) (39) : abrot., absin., alco., ANAC., androc., ars., aur.,
bell., bry., calc., canth., carc., chin., choc., croc., cur., falco-p., haliae-lc.,
Hep., hyos., kali-i., kali-p., kola., lach., lap-mar-c., med., nicc., nit-ac.,
nux-v., op., plat., sabad., sel., squil., staph., stram., sulph., tarent., verat.
Not sure about the last rubric, but more Med. (bearing in mind it is
under-represented in the reps anyway) and it works as a detoxifying rx
generally - but is that your point? That you don't want anything toooo
strongly eliminative ?
Best wishes, Barbara
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wrote:
devil's voice that brings up Anac. but since his mother left he is not
violent although may be cruel to aninmals.
Medorrhinum
Rubric search
Re: Rubric search
Regarding the 'biting' episodes - although it would be important to get to
the reason for this, you might want to include the 'Gestures' rubrics, in
the mind section, of which there are many.
best, Joy
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the reason for this, you might want to include the 'Gestures' rubrics, in
the mind section, of which there are many.
best, Joy
www.homeopathicmateriamedica.com
Re: Rubric search
One could argue here that there is only layer and that is the layer of the
simillimum - anything else will/could either disrupt, suppress, cause
aggravation if he is sensitive to the remedy, stir up just bits and pieces
of the case, or do nothing at all. If cure is the optimum aim then so should
the simillimum be. Go for the totality of the case. Choice of potency and
dose will also be very important to keep any potential aggravation to a
minimum.
You might want to include Calcarea carbonica and Melilotus in your remedies
to consider.
Best wishes, Joy
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on 30/9/04 11:38 pm, Ellen Madono at ellen.madono@verizon.net wrote:
Dear Barbara,
I am questioning which part of the history to include. The very severe
symptoms took place in infancy (can't be comforted by holding, crying all
the time, head banging). He may have some hearing loss also since his voice
is very flat. However, since his bipolar mother was taken out of the home,
those obvious signs of abuse have decreased or are gone (kicking his
grandmother or the school principal, more extreme restlessness, hiding from
his grandmother, many phobias that he no longer has). Now he is only afraid
of bees, sticking pins in his skin one year ago. Dr. Sharhar suggests
narrowing the number of Sx down to 13. It seems that I should take the
current layer and see what emerges (Carc, Med, Kali-c). Herscu suggests
taking the deepest layer (Stram, Annacardium).
I don't want to upset the family with sudden change since the boy is doing
much better than he had when his mother was with him. His growth has been
stunted by Ritalin ect. so he has a lot of catching up to do. Still for
personal reasons, I feel a mild approach would help him the most. The
parents are very supportive. But, he is my cousin's son, so I can't afford
to bring about some big disruption and turn my entire family against me.
They have no experience with homeopathy. Even if a strong aggravation would
be best for the boy in the long run. I don't know what the assumptions are
behind Dr. Shadrar's approach, but I assume that they are closer to my goals
than Hersu's.
Blessings,
Ellen
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simillimum - anything else will/could either disrupt, suppress, cause
aggravation if he is sensitive to the remedy, stir up just bits and pieces
of the case, or do nothing at all. If cure is the optimum aim then so should
the simillimum be. Go for the totality of the case. Choice of potency and
dose will also be very important to keep any potential aggravation to a
minimum.
You might want to include Calcarea carbonica and Melilotus in your remedies
to consider.
Best wishes, Joy
www.homeopathicmateriamedica.com
on 30/9/04 11:38 pm, Ellen Madono at ellen.madono@verizon.net wrote:
Dear Barbara,
I am questioning which part of the history to include. The very severe
symptoms took place in infancy (can't be comforted by holding, crying all
the time, head banging). He may have some hearing loss also since his voice
is very flat. However, since his bipolar mother was taken out of the home,
those obvious signs of abuse have decreased or are gone (kicking his
grandmother or the school principal, more extreme restlessness, hiding from
his grandmother, many phobias that he no longer has). Now he is only afraid
of bees, sticking pins in his skin one year ago. Dr. Sharhar suggests
narrowing the number of Sx down to 13. It seems that I should take the
current layer and see what emerges (Carc, Med, Kali-c). Herscu suggests
taking the deepest layer (Stram, Annacardium).
I don't want to upset the family with sudden change since the boy is doing
much better than he had when his mother was with him. His growth has been
stunted by Ritalin ect. so he has a lot of catching up to do. Still for
personal reasons, I feel a mild approach would help him the most. The
parents are very supportive. But, he is my cousin's son, so I can't afford
to bring about some big disruption and turn my entire family against me.
They have no experience with homeopathy. Even if a strong aggravation would
be best for the boy in the long run. I don't know what the assumptions are
behind Dr. Shadrar's approach, but I assume that they are closer to my goals
than Hersu's.
Blessings,
Ellen
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Re: Rubric search
Dear Barbara and Joy,
Those are really good arguements. I have been taught to think in layers when cases are complex, but this one is not complicated by other illnesses and its a teenager not an adult. I never thought of Med as detoxifying, but I guess any nosode does that when used intercurrently. I don't know that I would start with Medorrhium. Maybe that's just an old wives tale. Muphy at one stage said don't start with Medorrhium.
Blessings,
Ellen Madono
Those are really good arguements. I have been taught to think in layers when cases are complex, but this one is not complicated by other illnesses and its a teenager not an adult. I never thought of Med as detoxifying, but I guess any nosode does that when used intercurrently. I don't know that I would start with Medorrhium. Maybe that's just an old wives tale. Muphy at one stage said don't start with Medorrhium.
Blessings,
Ellen Madono
Re: Rubric search
Don't forget to incorporate all the relevant physical sx as this can really
help confirm a remedy especially when there appears to be some high ranking
emotional and mental symptoms and a large number of possible remedies emerge
from this. Sometimes these high ranking sx have to be put into perspective.
For example you might take his 'fear of bees' and the 'sticking pins into
himself' as separate and strange rare and peculiar sx but there might be a
rationale to them that means they are not so special, e.g. bees sting and
this is very similar to sticking a pin into the skin so maybe he has made a
connection and is merely expressing that connection in his own way of
learning. So it is important to follow through on every issue.
Every case has to have some physical sx so it's worth taking note of them.
Hope useful, best wishes, Joy
www.homeopathicmateriamedica.com
on 1/10/04 4:28 pm, Ellen Madono at ellen.madono@verizon.net wrote:
Dear Barbara and Joy,
Those are really good arguements. I have been taught to think in layers
when cases are complex, but this one is not complicated by other illnesses
and its a teenager not an adult. I never thought of Med as detoxifying, but
I guess any nosode does that when used intercurrently. I don't know that I
would start with Medorrhium. Maybe that's just an old wives tale. Muphy at
one stage said don't start with Medorrhium.
Blessings,
Ellen Madono
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
help confirm a remedy especially when there appears to be some high ranking
emotional and mental symptoms and a large number of possible remedies emerge
from this. Sometimes these high ranking sx have to be put into perspective.
For example you might take his 'fear of bees' and the 'sticking pins into
himself' as separate and strange rare and peculiar sx but there might be a
rationale to them that means they are not so special, e.g. bees sting and
this is very similar to sticking a pin into the skin so maybe he has made a
connection and is merely expressing that connection in his own way of
learning. So it is important to follow through on every issue.
Every case has to have some physical sx so it's worth taking note of them.
Hope useful, best wishes, Joy
www.homeopathicmateriamedica.com
on 1/10/04 4:28 pm, Ellen Madono at ellen.madono@verizon.net wrote:
Dear Barbara and Joy,
Those are really good arguements. I have been taught to think in layers
when cases are complex, but this one is not complicated by other illnesses
and its a teenager not an adult. I never thought of Med as detoxifying, but
I guess any nosode does that when used intercurrently. I don't know that I
would start with Medorrhium. Maybe that's just an old wives tale. Muphy at
one stage said don't start with Medorrhium.
Blessings,
Ellen Madono
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
-
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- Posts: 2012
- Joined: Fri Aug 15, 2003 10:00 pm
Re: Rubric search
Thank-you Joy,
I have hesitated to ask to talk with him, the boy, on the telephone or to correspond by email. But at least the telephone should be possible. I did not succeeed in getting many physical symtoms, but I will try harder.
He was constipated and for years pooping like a dog on the floor around the toilet. Even the poop looked like dog poop, but I could only find Sheep Dung (with Ardavan's help). Have never see sheep dung. Does it look like dog poop? Hard, dry round? Anyway. So everyone just avoided that bathroom. Then when I asked about it, they gave him a drug for constipation and he stopped that dog behavior. I am afraid to embarass the boy by asking him about it. But that is my only real clear physical symptom -- mental. Even that, because my cousin is very withholding of any negative emotion, he has nothing to say about the behavior. Like not noticing that his children were being rather obviously abuse, he did not see it. I think he really did not see it. He cares a lot, but can't see negative behaviors. By adjusting and bowing, he moves through life with great success in the public sphere. .
Maybe I should just try to hold regular sessions with the boy on the phone not really probbing for anything. Just friendly talk. In the process, something may come out. I am going to have to establish more rapport anyway to keep track of the case.
Blessings,
Ellen
I have hesitated to ask to talk with him, the boy, on the telephone or to correspond by email. But at least the telephone should be possible. I did not succeeed in getting many physical symtoms, but I will try harder.
He was constipated and for years pooping like a dog on the floor around the toilet. Even the poop looked like dog poop, but I could only find Sheep Dung (with Ardavan's help). Have never see sheep dung. Does it look like dog poop? Hard, dry round? Anyway. So everyone just avoided that bathroom. Then when I asked about it, they gave him a drug for constipation and he stopped that dog behavior. I am afraid to embarass the boy by asking him about it. But that is my only real clear physical symptom -- mental. Even that, because my cousin is very withholding of any negative emotion, he has nothing to say about the behavior. Like not noticing that his children were being rather obviously abuse, he did not see it. I think he really did not see it. He cares a lot, but can't see negative behaviors. By adjusting and bowing, he moves through life with great success in the public sphere. .
Maybe I should just try to hold regular sessions with the boy on the phone not really probbing for anything. Just friendly talk. In the process, something may come out. I am going to have to establish more rapport anyway to keep track of the case.
Blessings,
Ellen
Re: Rubric search
Did you mention that he had been on Ritalin? if so you would need to assess
the side effects of this in such sx as type of stool. And do the same with
any other drugs he is taking.
There is a rubric 'stool, like a dog's' if that is any use.
Best wishes, Joy
www.homeopathicmateriamedica.com
on 1/10/04 10:44 pm, Ellen Madono at ellen.madono@verizon.net wrote:
Thank-you Joy,
I have hesitated to ask to talk with him, the boy, on the telephone or to
correspond by email. But at least the telephone should be possible. I did
not succeeed in getting many physical symtoms, but I will try harder.
He was constipated and for years pooping like a dog on the floor around the
toilet. Even the poop looked like dog poop, but I could only find Sheep
Dung (with Ardavan's help). Have never see sheep dung. Does it look like
dog poop? Hard, dry round? Anyway. So everyone just avoided that
bathroom. Then when I asked about it, they gave him a drug for
constipation and he stopped that dog behavior. I am afraid to embarass the
boy by asking him about it. But that is my only real clear physical symptom
-- mental. Even that, because my cousin is very withholding of any negative
emotion, he has nothing to say about the behavior. Like not noticing that
his children were being rather obviously abuse, he did not see it. I think
he really did not see it. He cares a lot, but can't see negative behaviors.
By adjusting and bowing, he moves through life with great success in the
public sphere. .
Maybe I should just try to hold regular sessions with the boy on the phone
not really probbing for anything. Just friendly talk. In the process,
something may come out. I am going to have to establish more rapport anyway
to keep track of the case.
Blessings,
Ellen
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
the side effects of this in such sx as type of stool. And do the same with
any other drugs he is taking.
There is a rubric 'stool, like a dog's' if that is any use.
Best wishes, Joy
www.homeopathicmateriamedica.com
on 1/10/04 10:44 pm, Ellen Madono at ellen.madono@verizon.net wrote:
Thank-you Joy,
I have hesitated to ask to talk with him, the boy, on the telephone or to
correspond by email. But at least the telephone should be possible. I did
not succeeed in getting many physical symtoms, but I will try harder.
He was constipated and for years pooping like a dog on the floor around the
toilet. Even the poop looked like dog poop, but I could only find Sheep
Dung (with Ardavan's help). Have never see sheep dung. Does it look like
dog poop? Hard, dry round? Anyway. So everyone just avoided that
bathroom. Then when I asked about it, they gave him a drug for
constipation and he stopped that dog behavior. I am afraid to embarass the
boy by asking him about it. But that is my only real clear physical symptom
-- mental. Even that, because my cousin is very withholding of any negative
emotion, he has nothing to say about the behavior. Like not noticing that
his children were being rather obviously abuse, he did not see it. I think
he really did not see it. He cares a lot, but can't see negative behaviors.
By adjusting and bowing, he moves through life with great success in the
public sphere. .
Maybe I should just try to hold regular sessions with the boy on the phone
not really probbing for anything. Just friendly talk. In the process,
something may come out. I am going to have to establish more rapport anyway
to keep track of the case.
Blessings,
Ellen
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
-
Ellen Madono
- Posts: 2012
- Joined: Fri Aug 15, 2003 10:00 pm
Re: Rubric search
Dear Joy,
Thank you. The parents say the doctor took him off one form of Ritilin because it appears that the boy's growth is severely stunted.
In general, I seach for side affects in a very clumsy time consuming internet searches.
Are there internet resources you would suggest? :-
Blessings,
Ellen
Thank you. The parents say the doctor took him off one form of Ritilin because it appears that the boy's growth is severely stunted.
In general, I seach for side affects in a very clumsy time consuming internet searches.
Are there internet resources you would suggest? :-
Blessings,
Ellen
Re: Rubric search
Most of the time I use MIMS which is a monthly booklet on drugs (there are
other versions) but usually a google search on individual drugs will give
you everything you need.
Joy
www.homeopathicmateriamedica.com
on 2/10/04 2:28 pm, Ellen Madono at ellen.madono@verizon.net wrote:
Dear Joy,
Thank you. The parents say the doctor took him off one form of Ritilin
because it appears that the boy's growth is severely stunted.
In general, I seach for side affects in a very clumsy time consuming
internet searches.
Are there internet resources you would suggest? :-
Blessings,
Ellen
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
other versions) but usually a google search on individual drugs will give
you everything you need.
Joy
www.homeopathicmateriamedica.com
on 2/10/04 2:28 pm, Ellen Madono at ellen.madono@verizon.net wrote:
Dear Joy,
Thank you. The parents say the doctor took him off one form of Ritilin
because it appears that the boy's growth is severely stunted.
In general, I seach for side affects in a very clumsy time consuming
internet searches.
Are there internet resources you would suggest? :-
Blessings,
Ellen
[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
Re: Rubric search
I use BNF and there is a copy of this online at
http://www.bnf.org/webnf/lform1/bnf/index.html
Regards
Rochelle
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(there are
will give
Ritilin
consuming
http://www.bnf.org/webnf/lform1/bnf/index.html
Regards
Rochelle
--- In minutus@yahoogroups.com, J Lucas wrote:
(there are
will give
Ritilin
consuming