husband were willing or able to come, he would already be under
treatment) the wife's reporting? Our family h'th did this for us on
numerous occasions. My husband didn't mind taking remedies, but was
(and big-time still is) absolutely lousy at self-reporting ("Fine."
"My wife said I should come."
). And, tho way less than an ideal situation, it did work out, yielded well-acting remedies (which I
still come back to for him) on several occasions.
I've done this also for a friend whose husband was in a similar
position--needed and wanted help, didn't mind taking remedies, but
would not get himself in for an appointment. In advising the wife re
asking the husband if he wants a remedy, I see no need to go into a big
"I'm going to fix you" trip, just say so-and-so thinks s/he may have
something that would help your (whatever--sleep, toothache, back pain,
headaches--speaking "the truth which is sweet"), would you like to try
it?
What wife in this position wouldn't LOVE the chance to talk about her
husband and their situation anyway? And for that matter, it could help
shed further light on the remedy that *she* needs--that's another
"trick" our homeopath used to use.
Shannon