Re: beyondhom Re: rubric help & thoughts needed

Allopaths give growth hormone injections, HGH, if homeopathy can't help, no reason allopathy shouldn't be tried.  I think before puberty is when they do it, so she can still be eligible.

Susan


-----Original Message-----
From: LynnP <[email protected]>
To: beyondhomeopathy <[email protected]>
Sent: Mon, Mar 26, 2012 8:06 am
Subject: beyondhom Re: rubric help & thoughts needed


 

I was hoping to optimize her growth spurts as much as possible. Her pediatrician suggested she see a homeopath just for this reason. 

I am certainly not telling her that there is anything wrong w/her size (I am just the hired help) but with cultural messages (subliminal and not) obsessed with height/size she will probably be walking in those obscenely high platform shoes that women are wearing and still feeling as though she doesn't "measure up." 

Should I have declined or given it a try?

--- In [email protected], Irene de Villiers <furryboots@...> wrote:
>
> > 
> > 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 5’ tall.
> 
> So was my mother (even though I myself am 6 foot 3) - this is genetically determined as shortness is a dominan autosomal gene - and changing the genetically determined height of an individual is not an option :-) 
> 
> > Her mother is approx 5’ 1-2†and her father is approx 5’7 â€" 8†.
> 
> This explains her smallness yes.
> 
> Short people can have both tall and short children, becasue shortness is dominant. The exact amount of shortness is further modified by polygenes for intensity of shortness, and by Innate constitutional type or ICT.
> For example Phos, Ars, Colch, Plat, etc ICT types will tend to be taller and Sepia and Nux and Sil etc, shorter).
> 
> > I am looking for insight & rubrics to use
> 
> There are no rubrics to use to change one's genes for shortness or tallness.
> It's a genetically determined feature.
> 
> > as I do not feel that I can use “DEVELOPMENT arrested†as she is not slow in any way but just tiny.
> 
> Clearly then she is "just tiny", and it's how she is meant to be.
> Show her how to be self-confident in a mostly taller world.
> Don't give her a complex about her height or lack of it, by suggesting it needs "treatment".
> 
> The opposite also happens. Some people are exceptionally tall.
> Take me for example. I'm 6 foot 3. My mom is 4 foot 11 in her highest heels. My dad 5 foot 8.
> I was 6 foot by age 11. 
> It happens I have a large ICT as well as two tall genes, one tall gene from each of my 6 foot tall grandmothers. BOTH my parents had a tall gene therefore and a short gene. THEY were short due to shotness dominance, but I happened to get the hidden tall gene form each parent and not their one short one - so - I am tall. There's no big deal about it. That's how genes work. My brother was the smallest guy out of 2000 at his highshool.- like your client's girl - he inherited short genes. 
> Would you have looked for rubrics to make me shorter?
> Or my brother taller?
> We both ate well, this was a genetic issue not a health issue.
> There's a reason there are no rubrics to change height issues:-) 
> 
> This is all genetic - there are no ways to change it:-) 
> > 
> > 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.)
> 
> Great:-) 
> 
> Homeopathy is for fixing what's wrong with the health. 
> It's not for "fixing" or altering one's normal, healthy structure. 
> There's no "dial a height" rubric :-)
> 
> Namaste,
> Irene
> -- 
> Irene de Villiers, B.Sc AASCA MCSSA D.I.Hom/D.Vet.Hom.
> P.O. Box 4703 Spokane WA 99220.
> www.angelfire.com/fl/furryboots/clickhere.html (Veterinary Homeopath.)
> "Man who say it cannot be done should not interrupt one doing it."
>