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Re: Bullae

Posted: Fri Oct 28, 2005 11:41 am
by Jean Doherty
Thanks Andy. Very interesting. I may send him case as he is quite
unfamiliar with homeopathy. I cannot see how his business is
sustainable unless he is helped. He was supposed to give me a quote for
something 1 month ago and I called in to see why it had not happened and
asked him if he was not interested. I was a little surprised he did not
apologize more but he assured me he wished to proceed and told me about
his difficulties. I will most certainly explore Bryonia if he turns up
on Monday. His work would require considerable dedication. It just
seems so interesting and one knows he could be helped if ones thinking
right, Kindest Regards Jean

AH wrote:

Re: Bullae

Posted: Fri Oct 28, 2005 11:42 am
by Jean Doherty
Thanks Andy. Very interesting. I may send him case as he is quite
unfamiliar with homeopathy. I cannot see how his business is
sustainable unless he is helped. He was supposed to give me a quote for
something 1 month ago and I called in to see why it had not happened and
asked him if he was not interested. I was a little surprised he did not
apologize more but he assured me he wished to proceed and told me about
his difficulties. I will most certainly explore Bryonia if he turns up
on Monday. His work would require considerable dedication. It just
seems so interesting and one knows he could be helped if ones thinking
right, Kindest Regards Jean

AH wrote:

Re: Bullae

Posted: Fri Oct 28, 2005 4:28 pm
by Rosemary C Hyde
Fascinating case, Andy -- thanks for finding and sharing it! In addition to its additions to Bryonia, it's also a beautifully written example of how homeopathic thinking interacts and contrasts with allopathic information -- and of the astonishing power of a well-selected remedy to heal even serious pathology. Thanks. Rosemary