re: autistic child

[lynnpax]

As far as a possibility of nat-m...

Does he have a skinny neck?

The reason I ask is that I gave nat-m to a profoundly autistic child who had never spoken and avoided all eye contact.

This was a child of a friend's sister who lived far from me so I never met him.

The mother had said that she was sad throughout her pregnancy.
Thinking about nat-m I asked if the child had a thin neck - he did.

Shortly after taking the nat-m he looked directly at his aunt and asked a question.

I received 2 breathless calls from his mother and aunt about the changes the remedy allowed in him.
I lowered the potency and continued w/the nat-m which did a lot of good.

Just a thought.

Best regards,

Lynn
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City shelters put to death 23,684 dogs and cats in 2004.
An estimated 4 to 6 million dogs and cats are euthanized in America's
animal shelters each year because they are not wanted. We used 5 million to be safe. (Reference: HSUS Pet Overpopulation)

Divide 5,000,000 by 365 for how many pets are killed each day (13,698.63)

[Ellen Madono]

Interesting. No his neck is not skinny. Not fat either. Isn't wonderful
how some little symptom takes you to the right remedy. I have had 2 nat
murs. Both have skinny necks.
Blessings,
Ellen
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