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Re: rubric for feels shattered

Posted: Sat Jan 16, 2010 12:39 pm
by 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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Re: rubric for feels shattered

Posted: Sun Jan 17, 2010 12:37 am
by Carol Orr
My husband from England always says that when he is really tired, "I'm
shattered". My other husband never gets tired. He needs anacardium.

Re: rubric for feels shattered

Posted: Mon Jan 18, 2010 1:59 am
by John Harvey
I've always wondered which one stands on which shoulder. But evidently they have their burdens too, with others standing on their shoulders. Gets complicated, doesn't it!

:-)

John
2010/1/17 Carol Orr >