Minutus

That's a good suggestion, to try stopping one remedy at a time!
Another thing I'd consider, if it was me, is to stop repeating both for
long enough to decide whether I am *overall* better or worse than
before I started the remedies. How long does the headache last, and
how debilitating is it? Is the headache more or less debilitating
(limiting) than the exhaustion and skin rash? (Does the exhaustion
return took, or only the headache?)

I was trying to think of anything comparable I've seen, and can't
quite, but one thing I have had happen (to myself) is being on a remedy
that acted very well but not quite convincingly, and for not nearly as
long a time as I expect of a *curative* remedy in that situation. Each
time I took the remedy I seemed to benefit--meaning simply that I felt
much better for some time period--but, besides having it "wear off"
too soon and not "feel" quite right, after several re-doses (my
treating homeopath was absolutely convinced the remedy was right; I now
run for the hills whenever someone tells me they are "certain" about a
remedy!!!!!!) I realized that each time, when the dose wore off, I was
a little bit *worse* than before taking the prior dose. At that point,
of course, I gave up on the remedy. (I don't see this as
"suppression", but rather as "palliation" that failed to stop the slide
I was already on.)
Shannon
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I had terrible headaches from 9 years old. This was the year I
started my menses. When I was in my 40s, I started on Sepia, every
day for seven days before my period, and also when I got a headache.
It was the only thing that would take away my headache. After a
while, the headaches became less and less and I had no need to take
the Sepia. What I am thinking is she is having the headaches anyway,
and the Sepia is the only thing that is keeping them away. I had to
take Sepia for years, and I know the headaches were somehow connected
to my hormones, because a headache would be excruciating before my
period, and as soon as it started, the headache would let up.
However, the headaches went away a good ten years before my menopause.
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Hi Minutes yahoorgoups,

I like to know any one can give me some help on A L S (Amyotrophic Lateral
Sclerosis)
with best regards.

Tina
Dr.Chinnamma Tina Belgaumkar
Belna Homoeopathy & Wellness Centre
70 Cass Ave. unit # 124, Scarborough,
Ontario, Canada. M1T 3P9
416-293-6693, 416 697-9355

Thanks Patti!
To fill the picture in a bit more for me, what potency did you use, and
do you recall how long it took until the headaches stopped?
Shannon
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Lateral

whay sort of help do you want Tina?

I am not sure of the potency because it was so long ago, but I
believe it was 30C; I remember ordering it after I moved and I had
to guess at the potency to order because I had always gotten it from
the chiropractor, who suggested it. I would put 3 tablets under my
tongue at the first sign of a headache, and if it didn't work in 45
minutes, I took a second dose. I rarely had to take the second
dose. I also gave it to all my female friends when they had
headaches and it always worked. I even gave it to a guy one time
and he said it worked, but he was a little goofy and I don't know if
it really did.

I took it for a couple of years, less than three.

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use, and
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headache.
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menopause.
time!
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so it
happens when

? Sepia worked for every headache in every one of your women friends???
Shannon
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