online cases

[Joy Lucas]

Dear all, Ardavan has suggested I share this idea I have with you all. As an
extension to "find the remedy" would it be interesting for any of you to
submit any of your cases - problem ones or even straightforward ones - with
a view to the rest of us commenting on the case or suggesting a remedy. They
would probably have to be heavily condensed for emailing purposes but it
would be great to see the remedies 'come alive' in this manner and it helps
to learn our materia medica. Anyone interested? Best wishes, Joy Lucas.

[Donna Earnest]

Joy,
I love the idea and would welcome it the learning experience
Donna Earnest

[john twigg]

Yes Joy - An excellent idea. From my point of view this will act as a
TUTORIAL - I will be submitting

John
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[Jack Allenberg]

Joy, I think this is a great idea. We'll just need to be careful to not
get too many cases going at the same time.

Best,
Joyce

[Soroush Ebrahimi]

Perhaps they should be put to Dr Shahrdar - for him to put on to the list
for consideration.

This way all sorts of problems would be avoided.

Rgds
Soroush

[Joy Lucas]

Dear all who are interested in joining in the online cases project, Ardavan
has suggested that I be the conductor of this series and I would like to
propose the following:-

1) That we have an obvious but simple title for this project so that
everyone knows what is being referred to.

2) That there is only one case being discussed at a time.

3) That each case is prefaced by and ID number or name (numbers are easier).

4) That each case is prefaced as to whether it is a cured case whereby other
members can work out the remedy or a case that someone needs help or
discussion with.

5) That confidentiality is stressed.

6) That there is a time limit for each case - say 2 weeks - we can always
come back to them later as a follow up.

7) That any sort of case can be presented, they don't have to be so called
unusual remedies, its great to see the polycrests put to good work.

8) That each case is condensed to a convenient degree but not so as it
misses out vital information.

Any other suggestions will be warmly received and Ardavan has graciously
offered to help with an archive of the cases.

Those of you who are interested - if anyone has a case they would like to
start with please let me know, otherwise I will start with one.

I look forward to hearing from you. Best wishes, Joy Lucas. RSHom

[john twigg]

Yes Joy - When do we start?

John
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[Joy Lucas]

Dear all who are interested in the online cases project - I am hoping to get
this going on November 1st. I know everyone is really busy but I still need
to know who would like to begin with a case that could be ready by this
date. If no-one has offered by next weekend 27th/28th then I will go ahead
with a case I took recently.

I hope we can make an exciting archive of cases. Best wishes, Joy Lucas.

PS I think we should get permission from our clients before we submit their
cases online and please stress confidentiality. I am not sure about the
legality of permission - perhaps someone could enlighten me.

[suzannemerritt]

This sounds a brilliant idea. I am looking forward to learning from all the
experienced homoeopaths.

Suzanne
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[pegmee]

Hi,
I would love to participate, and will send cases when i can as well...
Peggy