Minutus

The patient says
". In the middle of a conversation I cannot think of something although I
can see the object in my mind's eye."

Do any other rubrics come to mind other than
"Memory , weakness for what about to say"

Regards
Rochelle
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How about Mind-Memory- weakness of memory for words??

Rosemary

> The patient says

MIND; FORGETFULNESS; words while speaking, of, word hunting (66) : acet-ac.,
agar., alum., am-br., am-c., anac., anh., arg-n., Arn., ars., bar-c.,
bar-s., benz-ac., Both-l., cact., calc., camph., cand-a., Cann-i., cann-s.,
carb-an., carb-v., carbn-s., cham., chen-a., coca, cocc., colch., con.,
cot., crot-h., dulc., gad., haem., ham., helo., hydr., ign., kali-br.,
kali-c., kali-p., kiss., lach., lil-t., lyc., med., morph., murx., nat-m.,
nux-v., onos., Ph-ac., Plb., podo., pop-c., prot., ptel., puls., rhod.,
sil., staph., sulph., syph., tab., thuj., verat.

Regards
Wendy

As extra to other suggestions - Delusion she cannot think; possibly
Delusions of sight and hearing; also Delusions objects appear when closing
eyes; also Mind, thoughts vanish while speaking - there are more but it
depends on the extremity of the symptom.

Regards, Joy
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Thanks Rosemary. I think I discounted that one because the rubric was sooo
big. Thanks also was the Delusion suggestions Joy. I will look into them.
Regards
Rochelle


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What rubric (or remedies) come to mind for, "feeling like there must be
something terribly wrong with me, for all these things to be happening
to me"? I'm looking at "Delusion, dirty; delusion despised; any other
thoughts?
Shannon

It's a good idea, which I'll keep in mind. I haven't quite gotten that
sense from her to this point, but her history is such that it would be
rather understandable! Thanks for the idea.

(BTW this is the same case as the "Funny reaction" that I just posted.)
Shannon

Delusion singled out for divine vengeance? Delusion done wrong? Those come to mind as possibilities. Rosemary

I once found a rubric which in essence was "believed had serious
disease and no one believed her " where Lil Tig came up. It was very
helpful in past client. In searching for it found
MIND; FEAR; disease, of; impending (K44, SI-493, G35) (apoplexy)
(pneumonia) (cancer) (cholera) (consumption) (epilepsy) (health)
(heart) (infection) (insanity) (lung disease) (paralysis) (suffocation)
(unconsciousness) (88) : Kali-c., Phos., alum., arg-n., arn., bor.,
calc., calc-ar., chin-ar., kali-p., lac-c., lec., lil-t., nit-ac.,
nux-v., ph-ac., plat., puls., sep., spong., acet-ac., acon., aether,
agar., alum-p., am-c., ambr., anac., ant-t., ars., ars-h., bac.,
bamb-a., bar-c., bov., bry., bufo, calad., calc-f., calc-s., calc-sil.,
cand-a., carb-ac., carb-an., carc., chlor., cic., cimic., croto-t.,
cur., dros., elaps, elat., eup-pur., hep., hydr., ign., iod., iris,
kali-br., kali-tel., kreos., lach., lyc., m-arct., med., merc., morg.,
nat-ar., nat-c., nat-m., nat-p., ozone, paull., pneu., podo., psor.,
raph., sabad., sil., stann., staph., sulph., syph., tab., tarent.,
thuj., tril-c.
MIND; FEAR; disease, of; incurable, of being (SI-494, SI-519) (cancer)
(Delusions; disease; incurable) (Thoughts; disease, of; incurable) (50)
: arg-n., acon., agn., all-s., alum., anac., ant-t., apis, arn., ars.,
aur., bac., cact., calc., calc-sil., cann-i., carc., cecr., cimic.,
cocc., dig., graph., hep., hydr., ign., kali-c., lac-c., lach., lil-t.,
med., naja, nat-m., nit-ac., nux-v., phase., phos., plat., podo.,
psor., puls., raph., rhus-t., sabad., sars., sec., sep., stann.,
still., syph., verat.
MIND; FEAR; disease, of; symptoms indicate internal organic, that (1) :
lil-t.
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The "terribly wrong with me" doesn't mean a terrible physical illness,
but more of a moral or spiritual problem, I guess. I think lac-can can
have this sort of feeling, but rubric extraction for that wasn't
helpful either. I guess it's one I'll have to just skirt around.
Thanks for the ideas!