Combining acute treatment with chronic treatment.
Posted: Thu May 15, 2008 12:30 am
Wow Rosemary,
This is all an important summary of experience. I am going to change the subject heading and maybe others have experience that is relevant. Stumbling around with intermittants is not nearly as good as having a vocabulary to describe the stages of disease process and responding with clear insight. It's abstract to say that you are widening out from the initial focus on the emergency treatment and then closing in again with the next emergency, but if we don't have some vocabulary to summarize where we are, I personally feel sea sick. Do others have experience with separating emergency remedies from acutes using different potency scales and separating time of taking the remedy..
Blessings,
Ellen
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This is all an important summary of experience. I am going to change the subject heading and maybe others have experience that is relevant. Stumbling around with intermittants is not nearly as good as having a vocabulary to describe the stages of disease process and responding with clear insight. It's abstract to say that you are widening out from the initial focus on the emergency treatment and then closing in again with the next emergency, but if we don't have some vocabulary to summarize where we are, I personally feel sea sick. Do others have experience with separating emergency remedies from acutes using different potency scales and separating time of taking the remedy..
Blessings,
Ellen
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