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Gall stones

Posted: Thu Aug 14, 2003 10:52 am
by Rochelle
16 yr old boy, next door neighbour is returning home today after being in agony and rushed to hospital at the weekend. apparently he has lost a lot of weight recently. Gall stones have been diagnosed. There is a large one in the duct and they were going to operate but apparently things have calmed down and they are sending him home today for 2 months to see how it goes. Apparently they want to remove the gall bladder as this is an inherited thing. Grandma - who lives with tem has told me all this. The family keep themselves to themselves and it is only Grandma that I speak to over the garden wall. Now she is into alternative/complementary therapies but not sure about the rest of the family. My question is do I have a chance in hell of sorting this one if it is offered to me or do I leave it alone? The boy is profoundly deaf since birth and I can't understand a word he says so someone from the family would have to interpret and I can tell you that at 16 I would rather get their own thoughts on things without a family member present. Now if they had come to me when he was in pain I probably would have given berberis 200 but now he is being sent home I presume he is not in pain and off the morphine(!!) so I take it this is a whole case job with possible organ support with berberis/chel low.

Thoughts anyone please?

Rochelle
www.rochellemarsden.co.uk

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Re: Gall stones

Posted: Thu Aug 14, 2003 3:44 pm
by Joy Lucas
Dear Rochelle, there are probably far too many rx to consider for gall
stones just to stick to Chel and Berberis however I would take his case and
talk to the family as much as possible and most important of all observe the
boy intently, taking into consideration his build, actions, interactivity
with others, parents, etc etc - you can glean an awful lot of important
information this way, just like with a baby who can't talk to you.

You might even be able to help his deafness - interesting that Chelidonium
has 'deafness with liver disorders' - if the gall stones have been a family
illness then this could be related, even though he has been deaf since
birth.

Either way though you have to wait for the case to come to you.

Good luck, Joy
on 8/14/03 9:47 AM, ROCHELLE at rochelle@ntlworld.com wrote:

16 yr old boy, next door neighbour is returning home today after being in
agony and rushed to hospital at the weekend. apparently he has lost a lot of
weight recently. Gall stones have been diagnosed. There is a large one in
the duct and they were going to operate but apparently things have calmed
down and they are sending him home today for 2 months to see how it goes.
Apparently they want to remove the gall bladder as this is an inherited
thing. Grandma - who lives with tem has told me all this. The family keep
themselves to themselves and it is only Grandma that I speak to over the
garden wall. Now she is into alternative/complementary therapies but not
sure about the rest of the family. My question is do I have a chance in hell
of sorting this one if it is offered to me or do I leave it alone? The boy
is profoundly deaf since birth and I can't understand a word he says so
someone from the family would have to interpret and I can tell you that at
16 I would rather get their own thoughts on things without a family member
present. Now if they had come to me when he was in pain I probably would
have given berberis 200 but now he is being sent home I presume he is not in
pain and off the morphine(!!) so I take it this is a whole case job with
possible organ support with berberis/chel low.

Thoughts anyone please?

Rochelle
www.rochellemarsden.co.uk

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Re: Gall stones

Posted: Thu Aug 14, 2003 4:38 pm
by Rochelle


How interesting and yes you are correct that I have to wait to see if they ask me for help with the lad. Just because grandma believe in homeopathy doesn't mean a thing!!
Regards,
Rochelle
www.rochellemarsden.co.uk

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