Re: beyondhom rubric help & thoughts needed

What does she want to be when she grows up?



On Mar 14, 2012, at 5:47 PM, Liz Brynin wrote:

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> The height is genetically determined, but still can be maximised by  
> the right conditions. And it is usual for children to be taller than  
> their parents nowadays, due to better diet etc. so something does  
> not seem right.
>
> This is not homeopathic, but is this child getting the right diet,  
> with plenty of calcium (fish, meat, eggs) and fresh fruit and  
> vegetables? Just as importantly, is she getting enough physical  
> exercise, enough running around, enough using of all her muscles out  
> in the open air, with plenty of sunshine (Vit D is essential to fix  
> calcium in the bones) - plenty of physical exercise in the open air  
> will work up an appetite and help her to grow.
>
> In the past, people used to send kids(boys) who were not growing  
> properly away to live on farms in order to give them an outdoor life  
> and the best conditions for growth.
>
> If she is artistic, inclined to tantrums, with beautiful hair etc,  
> it sounds like it might be a tubercular remedy....
> On the other hand "the little princess"? Have you considered  
> something like Platina? Or even Nat. Mur. or Carc. if she is so  
> controlled that she won't let herself defecate?
>
> I think I would look at other things as well, such as sleep patterns/ 
> wakings/position/dreams, climate/weather  > or <, phases of the  
> moon, energy and  < time of day, appetite, fears, anger, hobbies,  
> favourite subjects at school, etc. etc. Plus relationship with  
> mother, father, siblings, pregnancy and birth history etc. Any h/o  
> early childhood illnesses etc.
>
> Liz
>
> From: Jean Doherty
> Sent: Wednesday, March 14, 2012 10:12 PM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: Re: beyondhom rubric help & thoughts needed
>
>
> It may strengthen her but I doubt that it will effect her eventual  
> height which is genetically determined, Best Wishes, Jean
> On 15/03/2012, at 8:56 AM, LynnP wrote:
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> > Thank you Jean.
> >
> > I will look into that.
> >
> > In the meantime, do you know a good rubric that will fit a child  
> that is tiny (as opposed to arrested development?)
> >
> > --- In [email protected], Jean Doherty  
> <clellyd@...> wrote:
> >>
> >> I would wonder about silaca , Jean
> >> On 15/03/2012, at 2:47 AM, LynnP wrote:
> >>
> >>> Hello all,
> >>>
> >>> I hope someone on this list will help me w/this. I posted on  
> minitus & no one at all replied. (This is the third time I have  
> posted a question on minitus to only have it ignored.)
> >>>
> >>> I have a client, a bright, beautiful girl, 10 yrs old in May,  
> perfectly formed in every way except she is very tiny.
> >>> Her doc says that unless something happens she will be under  
> 5â•˙ tall.
> >>>
> >>> Her mother is approx 5â•˙ 1-2╡ and her father is approx  
> 5â•˙7 â•" 8╡.
> >>>
> >>> I am looking for insight & rubrics to use as I do not feel that  
> I can use ╲DEVELOPMENT arrested╡ as she is not slow in  
> any way but just tiny.
> >>>
> >>> She is thin, has beautiful wavy dk br hair & eyes, is very  
> coordinated (was walking at 9 months.)
> >>>
> >>> She has been taking remedies since she was 1 mostly for colds.
> >>>
> >>> She has never been vaccinated.
> >>>
> >>> When she was 3 she had a life-threatening allergic reaction to  
> peanuts. (I gave her nux-v & while sensitivity tests show that she  
> is still allergic, she has never had another reaction.)
> >>>
> >>> She is quite a strong willed character (like a very feminine  
> little princess) and was difficult to manage when a toddler â•"  
> bossy, demanding, controlling, had temper tantrums where she hit her  
> mother & threw herself on the floor, screaming when she didnâ•˙t  
> get her way.
> >>>
> >>> Currently she is doing well in school and is well behaved.
> >>>
> >>> She has a history of constipation but doesnâ•˙t like to  
> defecate & will hold it in, often resulting in headaches. (She says  
> that she doesnâ•˙t like to interrupt/stop what she is doing to  
> sit on the bowl.)
> >>>
> >>> She doesnâ•˙t like fruit & canâ•˙t stand even the smell  
> of bananas.
> >>>
> >>> Her last remedy was sulph (oct) but she has not grown  
> significantly since.
> >>>
> >>> Her mom says that she is not as constipated as before the sulph  
> (she goes at least every other day now) & her anus, vagina &  
> perineum are no longer red & itchy.
> >>>
> >>> Had her on cell salts earlier in the fall: calc p â•"  
> didnâ•˙t make a difference.
> >>>
> >>> Also interesting â•" she gets hungry often, approx every 1  
> Â∏ to 2 hrs.
> >>>
> >>>
> >>> Head Pain; GENERAL; applications; cold; amel. (76)
> >>> Head Pain; GENERAL; constipation, with (36)
> >>> Stool; SUPPRESSED (7)
> >>> Stool; LARGE; hard (2)
> >>> Rectum; CONSTIPATION; general; children, in (55)
> >>> Generalities; FOOD and drinks; bananas; aversion (3)
> >>> Generalities; FOOD and drinks; cold; drinks, water; desires; large
> >>> quantities of cold water (3)
> >>> Mind; ARTISTIC; aptitude (16)
> >>> Mind; IRRESOLUTION, indecision; changeable (12)
> >>>
> >>> Thank you,
> >>> Lynn
> >>>
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