rubric for feels shattered

[Sheri Nakken]

rubric for feels shattered
over and over says that word
I know I've seen it but just can't think right now of where - I have
more to go on, but this word just stands out so much and a bit of an emergency.
Any ideas?

Sheri

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[Jean Doherty]

Feeling shattered (21): 3Led., acon., aeth., arg-n., asar., bapt., calyp-a., chin-s., echi-p., hydrog., kali-n., lap-be-e., lyc., lyss., nux-v., ozone, plb., rhus-t., sabad., stront-c., upa-a.

[John Harvey]

Is it a Cocculus kind of shatteredness? An Ignatia kind, perhaps? Or maybe fragile, like Thuja?

John
2010/1/16 Jean Doherty >

[Lynn Cremona]

Hi Sheri,
MIND - DELUSIONS - body - brittle, is

des-ac. falco-pe. gard-j. ign. lac-leo. nux-v. sars. seq-s. stram. tax. Thuj.
MIND - DELUSIONS - glass - she is made of

falco-pe. thuj.
GENERALS - PAIN - shattered; as if

aeth. ars. Bell. bry. carb-an. Coff. dig. glon. Mur-ac. Nit-ac. Nux-v. PULS. RHUS-T. sil. Stann. staph. sulph. verat.
GENERALS - PAIN - Bones - shattered; as if

graph.
Lynn
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[Gail Allen]

Plant sensation according to Sankaran, the word shattered appears under the loganiacae - so, honeysuckle, gelsemium, ignatia, nux v, spigelia, upas.
Differentials - the conifers have that brittle, fragile, glass-like sensation, legumes have split apart and scattered.
Gail
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Feeling shattered (21): 3Led., acon., aeth., arg-n., asar., bapt., calyp-a., chin-s., echi-p., hydrog., kali-n., lap-be-e., lyc., lyss., nux-v., ozone, plb., rhus-t., sabad., stront-c., upa-a.
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[Sheri Nakken]

thanks Gail and all
Sheri

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[Jean Doherty]

I had someone who kept saying that once. In retrospect she may have been Plumbum. She had a constant fear of attack.
Calyp-a seems to have a lot of crying and feeling vulnerable, shattered ,emotionally on edge and raw.
What is the Cocculus kind[? weakness ] and the Ignatia kind. The whole picture would help. Ledum fears that head will shatter if takes a false step. Lyssin that the supra orbital bones will shatter. These are of course just snippits, Jean

[Sheri Nakken]

was just trying to see if there was a rubric to use to add to the others.
I know the fragile of Thuja

Sheri

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[John Harvey]

Hi, Jean --

Cocculus style of shatteredness: I meant the dazed state resulting from lack of sleep. Ignatia style of shatteredness: falling apart from grief.

Cheers!

John
2010/1/16 Jean Doherty >

[Joy Lucas]

This is always such a situation that you have to decide if it is a red
herring or a real case breaker Always worth asking the client what
it means to them of course. Some great suggestions made, so all I can
add is that tubercular remedies often have this feeling, such as Phos
it is a process of slow destruction and a state of constant weariness
ensues, as with all tubercular rx this is often due to a loss of blood
but can be almost any reason, very easily prostrated, broken up and
cannot put the pieces back (reminds me of one of my Symphytum cases -
Humpty Dumpty ). But any of the Phos remedies such as kali phos,
phos-ac etc would be worth looking at.

Shattered suggests extreme weakness? as well as being broken - but as
you asked for rubrics maybe use the 'delusion broken' and 'delusion,
being broken in fragments and scattered about'. The word does suggest
an 'acute' phase as well - nux vom, ign, gels?.

Joy

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