Cough and sneezing/Dros
Posted: Sun Jul 04, 2004 3:04 pm
Dear Joy,
I have noticed that the 2 times I've given him the Dros 6c, he has fallen, almost immediately off to sleep for a few hours and then felt good for about 2 days.
Lastnight he was beginning to cough at sleeping time, and more out of despairation for myself in loosing sleep because of him, I gave the Dros 200c. He slept as if he'd had a sleeping pill and so far today is doing well.
This will be my last remedy for him now until we are settled in Australia and I can order other remedies if they are more appropriate. I will keep studying the remedy as see if I can discover this little gem of info you have provided.
Thanks for your comments and everyone else how has helped me with this.
Jayne
J Lucas wrote:
And it is interesting that from a point of view of Drosera that this rx has
'anxiety about the future' as a very strong keynote. As you might know
Drosera is one of the carnivorous plants and the way it traps its prey is
due to hundreds of sticky fronds onto which the insects get stuck and thus
their future is full of anxiety, they are trapped. It is also a homesick
remedy. So if this rx does prove to be a healing remedy you might have
touched on a real learning situation.
Best wishes, Joy
www.homeopathicmateriamedica.com
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I have noticed that the 2 times I've given him the Dros 6c, he has fallen, almost immediately off to sleep for a few hours and then felt good for about 2 days.
Lastnight he was beginning to cough at sleeping time, and more out of despairation for myself in loosing sleep because of him, I gave the Dros 200c. He slept as if he'd had a sleeping pill and so far today is doing well.
This will be my last remedy for him now until we are settled in Australia and I can order other remedies if they are more appropriate. I will keep studying the remedy as see if I can discover this little gem of info you have provided.
Thanks for your comments and everyone else how has helped me with this.
Jayne
J Lucas wrote:
And it is interesting that from a point of view of Drosera that this rx has
'anxiety about the future' as a very strong keynote. As you might know
Drosera is one of the carnivorous plants and the way it traps its prey is
due to hundreds of sticky fronds onto which the insects get stuck and thus
their future is full of anxiety, they are trapped. It is also a homesick
remedy. So if this rx does prove to be a healing remedy you might have
touched on a real learning situation.
Best wishes, Joy
www.homeopathicmateriamedica.com
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