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Averse to limitations
Posted: Sat Mar 29, 2003 9:14 am
by Feras Hakkak
Hello,
One of my patients is a man who is averse to any
limitation. He gets irritated by any limitation
imposed on him. Here are some examples:
1- He wants to eat anything he wishes and when someone
tells him it is bad for him he is irritated.
2- He likes to go to work whenever he likes and if he
has to go somewhere at a fixed time he is irritated.
3- He wants all his books and anything needed to be
easily accessible and if something is in the basement
or somewhere like that he is annoyed.
What are your suggestions for the possible rubrics and
remedies?
Thanks in advance ,
Feras
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Re: Averse to limitations
Posted: Sat Mar 29, 2003 5:55 pm
by Shannon Nelson
One thought would have to be "arrogance"!!!
Also maybe Intolerant of Contradiction, or Averse to being disturbed...
There's another that's not coming to mind...
Can you get any information about what's going on in his mind during this
"irritation"? Is it about people being so stupid, or about being slowed
down or impeded, or maybe just "irritable over trifles", or even just
"irritable"?
Does he seem like an arrogant person?
Shannon
on 3/29/03 2:14 AM, Feras Hakkak at
f_hakkak@yahoo.com wrote:
Re: Averse to limitations
Posted: Sun Mar 30, 2003 3:05 am
by Rhonda Bird
Hi Feras,
Impatience about trifles.
Irritability at slightest contradiction.
Fastidious. Maybe sub-rubric: for order.
Just some suggestions. I can't help wondering if this man likes to drive on
the opposite side of the road because he feels like it -( just a joke!) Does
he present with liverish symtoms, by any chance??
Regards, Rhonda
Feras wrote:<<
Re: Averse to limitations
Posted: Sun Mar 30, 2003 8:07 am
by Feras Hakkak
Dear Rhonda, Shannon and Anthony,
I will study Myrica.
He is not that arrogant. Also he isn't lazy.
Contradiction might be the cause but I'm not sure.
Just likes to have no limit. I have thought about
"disturbed, aversion to" which is the nearest choice
so far but probably it isn't exact.
His liver has problems as he eats much meat, fat, and
sweets and thinks about his job and life much. As
yogis say, "he is in the right channel".
Also he likes to have all the lights on at home.
Best,
Feras
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Re: Averse to limitations
Posted: Sun Mar 30, 2003 6:39 pm
by N Pelech
Dear Feras,
The rubric you chose (Mind - disturbed, aversion to) sounds like a good one. In Synthesis, a cross reference rubric is:
MIND - HINDERED; intolerance of being
But, its only 3 remedies (Ferr-p., 1 granit-m.;1 ignis-alc.;1).
The other cross references are:
MIND - QUIET; wants to be
MIND - SPOKEN TO; being - aversion
MIND - IRRITABILITY - spoken to, when
MIND - INTERRUPTION - agg.; mental symptoms
MIND - TOUCHED - aversion to be
MIND - APPROACHED by persons; being - agg.
Concerning the lights, why does he have them on? Is he afraid of the dark? I did find this rubric that takes this symptom as a modality:
GENERALS - LIGHT - amel.
Sincerely,
Natasha
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