Dear Geo
Let us imagine a crime has taken place and the police are seeking the criminal.
The witnesses say the suspect was a female. So we can eliminate all males.
Also that he has Far Eastern features. So we can eliminate all other races.
More witness information indicates that she was tall - so all short females are excluded.
And so on.
So if you choose your symptoms and rubrics with care you can use the elimination method to reach the remedy needed quickly.
However, it must be a good match and cover the majority of the patient's symptoms. Must always check with MM.
So no doubt Rochelle will check to see if for example Ip or Lach would match her patient!
Rgds
Soroush
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Sent: 26 April 2012 15:23
To:
minutus@yahoogroups.com
Subject: Re: [Minutus] case - rubric please
OOPS.... sorry about my naivity. I thought you where going to cross
the rubrics and pull the remedy out from it... just like that. Obviously
that is not what you are doing as you are well aware of the limitations
of such proceedure.
I am new here... so sorry again.
-geo-
I agree that this manner of crossing rubrics can bring interesting
candidates. I use this method also, but
I can't help thinking that the resulting remedy will not nescessarily be
even close to the similimum. The
reason, IMO, is that a Particular rubric of the proper remedy could not have
been repertorized yet - so it will not show up.
Or a Particular "small" rubric that indicates a candidate does not
nescessarily belong to the real similimum.
-geo-
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From: mailto:finrod%40finrod.co.uk
Sent: Thursday, April 26, 2012 7:14 AM
To: mailto:minutus%40yahoogroups.com
Subject: RE: [Minutus] case - rubric please
Dear Rochelle
The fight/flight feeling is a state of high agitation - I think the nearest
we have to it is EXCITMENT which has a large rubric, but Excitement Morning
has 19 remedies.
If you cross these with 'Sensations as if' of Fishbone in the throat, you
end up with LACH only!
Good luck
Soroush
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rochelle Marsden
Sent: 26 April 2012 10:44
To: mailto:minutus%40yahoogroups.com
Subject: [Minutus] case - rubric please
Hi I have a difficult case and wondered anyone could help me with some
rubrics.
Background Woman 66 came to me last month after coming out of hospital with
chest infection and diagnosis of COPD. She had lots of physicals , lots of
post nasal drip which she thinks is causing the hoarse voice, indigestion,
heart burn , all day nausea. First remedy I gave was Ignatia (grief ) - not
much progress if any. Kali Bich helped the mucus a bit. Last time I saw her
she went on about burning- burning with sciatica, eyes, heartburn. Throat
feels like fishbone in it. I gave Arsenicum, mainly because of the anxiety
and burning on 18th April. The nausea went away for 5 days and is back today
but despondency has not improved. Mucus is now not sticky more like catarrh.
Am going to send her water potency of Ars to take daily (5 succussions 5
drops). I am worried about the constant nausea and heartburn Sx and have
told her to get the all clear from her GP.
She wakes in the morning feeling despondent that lasts all day ("like when I
lost my husband 3 years ago") . On pushing her she says it’s like a fight or
flight feeling and it is this I would like any ideas of rubrics for.
Thanks
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