treatment of patients going through constant emotionaltrauma

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Pauline Ashford
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treatment of patients going through constant emotionaltrauma

Post by Pauline Ashford »

Hi Vera - often I find that when I dont get results with the Nat m, sepia,
nit ac ars alb group and am knocking my hand on my head in frustration - I
end up thinking of the Kali group. I often then remember what my lecturer
told me - Is the anxiety/emotionality (due to the traumatic situations)
'palpable' when you are in her presence. Can you 'feel' it?? If so them look
at the Kalis. They also can have many types of skin complaints and often
have hypertension. Does she have the 'attachments'? What is she like about
doing things the 'right way'?? What is her calling to 'duty' like??
Only a thought. Hope it helps
Regards Pauline


Bonnieallenart
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Re: treatment of patients going through constant emotionaltrauma

Post by Bonnieallenart »

In a message dated 5/31/2006 9:40:11 P.M. Eastern Standard Time,
paulineashford@optusnet.com.au writes:

If so them look
at the Kalis. They also can have many types of skin complaints and often
have hypertension. Does she have the 'attachments'? What is she like about
doing things the 'right way'?? What is her calling to 'duty' like??
i agree. you can extend this to include the Ferrum group that is so clearly
described in Jan Scholten's Homeopathy and the Elements.
best
bonnie
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VR VR
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Re: treatment of patients going through constant emotionaltrauma

Post by VR VR »

Hi Pauline,
she was prescribed various Kalis before coming to me for treatment, and they didn't touch the case at all. It was strange as she's very family oriented, and the first direction was Kali, also when i reviewed the case, but I think it's necessary to think about why the patient has such strong attachments to family.
I wonder sometimes if her extreme "doing" for family is just an excuse not to do for herself.
Vera

Pauline Ashford wrote:
Hi Vera - often I find that when I dont get results with the Nat m, sepia,
nit ac ars alb group and am knocking my hand on my head in frustration - I
end up thinking of the Kali group. I often then remember what my lecturer
told me - Is the anxiety/emotionality (due to the traumatic situations)
'palpable' when you are in her presence. Can you 'feel' it?? If so them look
at the Kalis. They also can have many types of skin complaints and often
have hypertension. Does she have the 'attachments'? What is she like about
doing things the 'right way'?? What is her calling to 'duty' like??
Only a thought. Hope it helps
Regards Pauline


Shannon Nelson
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Re: treatment of patients going through constant emotionaltrauma

Post by Shannon Nelson »

Is she especially sensitive to others' problems too, or is it specific
to family?
Shannon
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VR VR
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Joined: Wed Apr 01, 2020 10:00 pm

Re: treatment of patients going through constant emotionaltrauma

Post by VR VR »

She can be sensitive to others' problems as well, can be very empathetic, but it's not her central characteristic. She already does EFT, has been doing it for a while.
thanks for input,
Vera

Robert & Shannon Nelson wrote:
Is she especially sensitive to others' problems too, or is it specific
to family?
Shannon
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