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H.T. Cotter
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Any success with CP?

Post by H.T. Cotter »

I have a new 60 year old cerebral palsy patient, premie (3 pounds, 2 ounces), oxygen deprived at birth. Born in a taxi; thought to have been still born by his parents. At the hospital a doctor discovered he was alive and revived him. He is deficient at some math skills, but respected English teacher and coach. Happily married to an alternative healer. Stayed on Nexium for a couple of years and has major scarring on his esophagus. His liver, fibrous tissues and fatty tissues are inflamed. Principal complain is dysphagia. He has a scoliosis spine. Symptoms lacking in mothers birth situation. Major acid reflux led to chronic use of Nexium.
Some years ago my old (now late) friend Dr. Tom Lile said that Dr. Fuller Royal in Vegas had found a new machine that might be wonderful for treating CP patients. It was some kind of coffin like box that played music and flashed lights. Described it as a therapy that had instant results on CP and various and other sundry illnesses.
Any experience, remedy recommendations, repertory references, etc., will be most welcomed.
Dr. H. Thomas Cotter


Bill Giman
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Joined: Thu Jul 15, 2004 10:00 pm

Re: Any success with CP?

Post by Bill Giman »

Hi HT Cotter,

First the bad news: as you know CP is a birth defect, the actual cause
may be a pre-conception deficiency of zinc & B-6 or perhaps the Mother
had celiac disease with malabsorption of copper/zinc during pregnancy.
This condition cannot be reversed, since it occured during formation
of the brain in the fetus.

The good news: YOU can treat the heart burn with Nat Phos 6X and Aloe
Vera juice QID. I strongly suggest you add food-based Liquids Minerals
(in fulvic acid). Finding the patients constitutional remedy is also
helpful, eg LM1 as needed.

Regards,
Bill Giman
You wrote:

I have a new 60 year old cerebral palsy patient, premie (3 pounds, 2
ounces), oxygen deprived at birth. Born in a taxi; thought to have
been still born by his parents. At the hospital a doctor discovered
he was alive and revived him. He is deficient at some math skills,
but respected English teacher and coach. Happily married to an
alternative healer. Stayed on Nexium for a couple of years and has
major scarring on his esophagus. His liver, fibrous tissues and fatty
tissues are inflamed. Principal complain is dysphagia. He has a
scoliosis spine. Symptoms lacking in mothers birth situation. Major
acid reflux led to chronic use of Nexium.
Some years ago my old (now late) friend Dr. Tom Lile said that Dr.
Fuller Royal in Vegas had found a new machine that might be wonderful
for treating CP patients. It was some kind of coffin like box that
played music and flashed lights. Described it as a therapy that had
instant results on CP and various and other sundry illnesses.
Any experience, remedy recommendations, repertory references, etc.,
will be most welcomed.
Dr. H. Thomas Cotter


Rochelle
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Joined: Wed Apr 01, 2020 10:00 pm

Re: Any success with CP?

Post by Rochelle »

Yes I had a child brought to me with CP when I was a student and he did very well on Staph as a constitutional Rx in that his limbs relaxed a lot and the physiotherapist was amazed that she could then work on him.. Unfortunately his parents decided to have him injected with Botulinum - I think it was , after which he stopped walking and was back on the floor. Didn't see him again.
Rochelle
Registered Homeopath
EFT(Advanced) Practitioner
www.southporthomeopathy.co.uk


Tanya Marquette
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Joined: Tue Oct 30, 2001 11:00 pm

Re: Any success with CP?

Post by Tanya Marquette »

I had a baby a number of years ago that was dx with CP.
As I recall, he had Arnica, Rhus tox and Opium--all of which
had significant impact on him. The Op was the primary
rx. He began to walk and talk with the Op, amongst other
benefits.
tanya


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