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Rochelle
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Bermuda man/nightmare scenario

Post by Rochelle »

Samuel Lilienthal's Homoeopathic

I looked in this work I found Eczema with fever!!! Aco Bell Dulc Petro Phos. Now he has been putting oads of vaseline on to keep the skin from flaking. I wonder!!!!!! I think I will see what Knerr's rep has got. Does KNerr come on any computer programme?

Rochelle
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Joy Lucas
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Re: Bermuda man/nightmare scenario

Post by Joy Lucas »

Are you saying then that arsenicum was not the right remedy? Does he still
have the thirst, petroleum doesn't match ars or rhus tox for that - what
about Kali sulph. What were the hallucinations you said he was having?

Best, Joy

www.homeopathicmateriamedica.com
on 11/26/03 3:17 PM, rochelle at rochelle@ntlworld.com wrote:

Samuel Lilienthal's Homoeopathic

I looked in this work I found Eczema with fever!!! Aco Bell Dulc Petro
Phos. Now he has been putting oads of vaseline on to keep the skin from
flaking. I wonder!!!!!! I think I will see what Knerr's rep has got. Does
KNerr come on any computer programme?

Rochelle
www.rochellemarsden.co.uk
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Shannon Nelson
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Re: Bermuda man/nightmare scenario

Post by Shannon Nelson »

Hi Rochelle,
Knerr shows exactly the same list.
Shannon
on 11/26/03 9:17 AM, rochelle at rochelle@ntlworld.com wrote:


Rochelle
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Re: Bermuda man/nightmare scenario

Post by Rochelle »

I am saying that he was gulping his drinks not sipping as Ars usually does. I still think Ars fits the case. I haven't looked at Kali Sulph. I have no idea what the hallucinations were about as I only spoke to his wife.
Regards
Rochelle
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Joy Lucas
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Re: Bermuda man/nightmare scenario

Post by Joy Lucas »

Dear Rochelle, why did you give Pyrogen then if you think Ars still fits the
case - as the case had moved considerably into the mental/emotional sphere
you could have given a higher dose of the arsenicum. I don't quite
understand your thinking here. And even if it has to be his partner who
tells you I think you should know the basis of the hallucinations - there
might be something there to clinch the rx for you.

Best, Joy

www.homeopathicmateriamedica.com
on 11/26/03 11:00 PM, rochelle at rochelle@ntlworld.com wrote:

I am saying that he was gulping his drinks not sipping as Ars usually does.
I still think Ars fits the case. I haven't looked at Kali Sulph. I have no
idea what the hallucinations were about as I only spoke to his wife.
Regards
Rochelle
www.rochellemarsden.co.uk


Rochelle
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Re: Bermuda man/nightmare scenario

Post by Rochelle »

Dear Joy

Vermuelen 1
G -PULSE QUICK OUT OF ALL PROPORTION TO TEMPERATURE, or the
reverse.

G -Fond of a HOT BATH.
I felt I had to get his temperature up from nearly hypothermia at 35.2!! However the pulse rate was 115. (taken with my wrist BP monitor)

I don't really like to bother his wife if the patient is in hospital. I feel sure she will phone me when she has something to report and I will ask her then.

Rochelle
www.rochellemarsden.co.uk


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