walking in dark [longish]-toes?

[Shannon Nelson]

I've been toying with some ideas re the overall case, but I'd love to
hear others' thoughts on this particular part:

to
Walks on

context of the rest of the case?? I see the rubric:
Extremity pain, after amputation: acon, all-c, am-m, anh, arg, arn,
asaf, cupr, haem, hyper, kalm, ph-ac, rauw, spig, staph, symph, verat

And: Extremities, nails, ingrowing: alum, alum-p, bufo, calen, caust,
colch, fl-ac, graph, hep, kali-c, kali-chl, kali-m, lach, m-aust,
mag-p, nat-m, nit-ac, ph-ac, plb, sang, sil, staph, sul-i, sulph,
teucr, thuj, tub, x-ray.

I realize that I have here three separate "levels" of trouble--the
ingrowing toenail is presumably(?) the deepest, most long-term and
over-arching of his "layers"; the picture of anger, violence,
disconnect, etc., may be a state that was brought on later, by
"circumstances plus susceptibility", chronic; and the present toe pain
is physical trauma, from the surgery.

I realize that each of those areas needs to be evaluated separately,
and very likely three different remedies would be called for, over a
long period of time as the overall case moves. BUT it interests me
that staph is in both of the above two rubrics re the toe, and also one
of the remedies that's been mentioned as possibly related to his
chronic emotional state.
that it will help the poor toes, and watch with interest to see whether
it has a deeper effect as well?
Shannon
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