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Re: Taro/Opiate withdrawal
Posted: Thu Dec 18, 2003 10:49 pm
by Rosemary C. Hyde, Ph.D.
Yes, the patient and you are both ecstatic -- until the remedy stops working
shortly, and the symptoms get worse!

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Rosemary
Re: Taro/Opiate withdrawal
Posted: Fri Dec 19, 2003 12:13 am
by Shannon Nelson
Thanks Chris, that helps!
So it's okay if they "feel tons better" quickly and then specific problems
pass off more slowly (whew!). One thing I've seen many times, and have
always taken to be a good sign, is when the good ol' inner wellbeing takes a
leap, so that suddenly they don't so much *mind* the fact that other things
(the "tedious ailments") are changing more slowly.
Shannon
on 12/18/03 1:53 PM, Chris Gillen at
chrisgillen@optusnet.com.au wrote:
Re: Taro/Opiate withdrawal
Posted: Fri Dec 19, 2003 1:08 am
by Fernando Branco (Clinic)
> Yes, the patient and you are both ecstatic -- until the remedy stops
working
Why is that Rosemary?
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Re: Taro/Opiate withdrawal
Posted: Fri Dec 19, 2003 1:08 am
by Fernando Branco (Clinic)
Hi Shannon
You are in a good place at the moment "not knowing" is a sign of learning
and growth.
Get some peace of mind, that is if you are preocupied with this case, play
it safe.
Do your best, try not to duel on what you would like to happen to the case
let it be.
Detox your clients liver
Nux-v and Sulph alternaring tds a 6 potency should be fine
Avena Sativa m/t 10drops in water tds
The rubrics below are just a guide
Murphy - Toxicity
DRUGS, quick reaction (5)
1 bell, 1 cupr, 1 nux-v, 1 phos, 1 zinc
Murphy - Toxicity
INTOXICATION, ailments, after medications, drugs, intoxication from (3)
1 aven, 1 lob, 1 nux-v
Murphy - Mind
SENSITIVE drugs, from (11)
1 acon, 1 ars, 2 aven, 1 cham, 1 coff, 1 lyc, 3 NUX-V, 1 puls, 1 sep, 1 sil,
1 sulph
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Re: Taro/Opiate withdrawal
Posted: Fri Dec 19, 2003 1:08 am
by Fernando Branco (Clinic)
Hi Shannon
I tend to agree with you regarding the quote below. It is refering to
chronic dx. and does not apply in this particular case as an acute, I have
seen powerful sx. disappear within minutes of a remedy being taken. Very
powerful sx. lots of energy/reaction we looking at higher potency. But
having said that, do not forget that homeopathy is a gentle and effective
medicine, no need to be frightend, just caring and consciencious, right
attitude, confidence is important (not overconfidence) once you have decided
go for it, you have done your best. Sometines the client and practitioner
need to have an experience, we can not choose what the experience will be,
whatever the outcome it is right at that moment, it is the intent that
matters. Afterall she is your client and only you can get the feel of what
is going on, you know her, treated her before, what kind of person she is,
has she had this kind of experience before -lots of stuff going on- are we
all going sycotic over this case, are we over reacting- maybe not, just an
idea!
medicine,
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Re: Taro/Opiate withdrawal
Posted: Fri Dec 19, 2003 2:17 am
by Shannon Nelson
The new troublesome symptoms would be the sudden and severe headache, and
the "too vivid" dreams. Aside from that it seems to have been a return to
the prior withdrawal state, except that her emotional state seemed worse
than before (can't say yet how significantly, tho). Getting full
information has been *hard*, because so often her only answer will be "...
um, I don't know!" Or, "I can't remember," etc., and she (in certain
too-frequent states) gets frustrated and then angry if I ask too many
questions that are too difficult for her -- and yes, I will look for a
remedy that covers this!
She's been ill for a long time *but* not with withdrawal symptoms; the
codeine has been for about 4 months (since the taro), and the withdrawal
itself began only a week or so ago, so I assume that prompt relief of these
would be "acceptable"! What confused and alarmed me was her very bad
response to the second dose, and that does seem related to the quote that
Rosemary put up.
Given the (?)"acuteness" of the situation, I wouldn't have thought that 30c
24 hours apart was unreasonable ???
I would have chosen to start with a lower potency *except* that she happened
to have 30c, and I did think that was low enough to suit. Maybe that was
the problem, I just don't know -- but I will do as you've said, and start
from the beginning re-taking her case. (Haven't reached her yet today.)
Shannon
on 12/18/03 2:24 PM, Joy Lucas at
joy.lucas@ntlworld.com wrote:
Re: Taro/Opiate withdrawal
Posted: Fri Dec 19, 2003 2:25 am
by Shannon Nelson
Thank you, good thoughts!
Yes, I'll have to be patient, tho it's hard...
(She helps me by being sometimes hard to reach, LOL!)
Best,
Shannon
on 12/18/03 5:31 PM, Fernando Branco (Clinic) at
homoeopathy@freeuk.com
wrote: