moonlight and brain tumors.
Posted: Wed Oct 31, 2007 2:26 am
Does anyone have any experience of the brain tumors that are possibly a
consequence of the poliomyelitis vaccine that was given in the 50s. My
understanding is that the medium used for its growth was monkey kidney
cells which were contaminated with a virus, and it is this slow growing
virus that causes the brain tumor. I think I am wondering around the
miasmatic base - it probably wouldn't be the polio but rather the virus
that would need to be addressed?
This brain tumor was removed quite a few years ago and the client
mentions that before it's removal she had an aversion to moonlight -
this is no longer present. She is currently getting headaches which are
similar to the headaches she was getting before the brain tumor was
removed (medical checks remain clear)but with much less intensity. Can
I use the aversion to moonlight as a modality, would it be part of the
case totality? or should I regard this lovely symptom as a distraction.
Thanks for any discussion,
Gail.
consequence of the poliomyelitis vaccine that was given in the 50s. My
understanding is that the medium used for its growth was monkey kidney
cells which were contaminated with a virus, and it is this slow growing
virus that causes the brain tumor. I think I am wondering around the
miasmatic base - it probably wouldn't be the polio but rather the virus
that would need to be addressed?
This brain tumor was removed quite a few years ago and the client
mentions that before it's removal she had an aversion to moonlight -
this is no longer present. She is currently getting headaches which are
similar to the headaches she was getting before the brain tumor was
removed (medical checks remain clear)but with much less intensity. Can
I use the aversion to moonlight as a modality, would it be part of the
case totality? or should I regard this lovely symptom as a distraction.
Thanks for any discussion,
Gail.