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Adult ADD + alcoholism | From Mindyxyz [Log on to view profile] | on 2009-08-04 |
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My husband has become a tyrant. He was hospitalized twice for alcohol in the last 6 weeks. He has shoulder bursitis/tendonitis and began drinking to eclipse the pain.
Bullying behavior
craves sweets and junk food. Eats 1 quart ice cream each night.
Always moving: wiggling his legs while sitting or bouncing on his heels when standing.
No rules apply to him; speed limits, lacks common courtesy, as if to comply with that is an affront to him.
Lacks compassion. Brutally criticizes me when I am ill. Threatens to leave me over this or if I ever become fat.
criticizes everyone and everything.
Labile emotions. Becomes angry if I ask a question about anything.
Lies to cover up anything he has done that backfires from breaking rules. Lies about almost everything.
Steals trinkets.
Insomnia: up all night and all day, then sleeps 18 hours. Angry with me for not waking him, although he is not able to awaken by any means.
Spends money frivolously, and impulsively. Has gotten us into huge debt in a few weeks.
When he drink, it is large amounts for extended days and days -even a week. He drinks to pass out - with the excuse that he is in pain.
He manipulates doctors to get medications, especially pain medications.
Dark complexion, dark eyes: southern Mediterranean heritage.
Thank you,
Mindy |
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| Re: Adult ADD + alcoholism | From sameervermani [Log on to view profile] | on 2009-08-04 |
Hi Mindy,
Please give him 3 doses of Lachesis 30c, just for one day only, equally spaced by 2 hours.
i.e. just 3 doses for 1 day, and from next day, no further doses are to be given, just wait and watch.
Report in 1 week here.
Sameer | | |
| Re: Adult ADD + alcoholism | From Mindyxyz [Log on to view profile] | on 2009-08-05 |
Dear Sameer,
Thank you!
Mindy | | |
| Re: Adult ADD + alcoholism | From rishimba [Log on to view profile] | on 2009-08-05 |
your husband's mentals and personality matches the dark side of NUX VOM.
you may try with one dose of NUX VOM 1M on a single day morning. | | |
| Re: Adult ADD + alcoholism | From Mindyxyz [Log on to view profile] | on 2009-08-08 |
Dear Rishimba
Thank you.
Dear Sameer,
He was so terrible, I put the doses into his bedside water glass. Then I left.
We split up. I think that was Thursday. He is not as pointedly emotionally violent, but he has been drinking alcohol for two days, and is making all kinds of threats, for example he has filed lawsuits against me for fraud. He is lying about nearly everything, trying to gain the upper hand by his lies, convinced he is right, no matter what.
Ideas? Should I wait a while to see what happens still? or give him something else ASAP?
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| Re: Adult ADD + alcoholism | From Mindyxyz [Log on to view profile] | on 2009-08-08 |
Forgot to add: he has been intent on buying cocaine, so has removed all money from the bank account.
Our fight on Thursday was a result of me confronting him on the drugs vs. bills priority. | | |
| Re: Adult ADD + alcoholism | From sameervermani [Log on to view profile] | on 2009-08-09 |
Did he take the Lachesis doses ? | | |
| Re: Adult ADD + alcoholism | From Mindyxyz [Log on to view profile] | on 2009-08-09 |
Sort of. I dissolved 4 pellets in water and placed it in the container he had been drinking from the night before. He sipped it throughout the day, but we weren't on speaking terms, so I couldn't persuade him to go along with anything I might suggest.
He still cannot bear any suggestion from outside. It's his idea or nothing.
But overall he's slightly less mean today.
That's the best answer I can give you. Sort of a yes, maybe he took the dose. | | |
| Re: Adult ADD + alcoholism | From sameervermani [Log on to view profile] | on 2009-08-09 |
Hi Mindy,
If he drank the water all day, that is fine, that means he took the dose.
Please wait for 1 week from the dose and then you can try a higher potency of Lachesis , and that would be a 200c. You can give it in the same manner.
Make sure, he does not use the bottle he used for the 30c. Throw that bottle away if you can. | | |
| Re: Adult ADD + alcoholism | From Mindyxyz [Log on to view profile] | on 2009-08-09 |
Dear Sameer,
Do you mean the bottle he drank from? or the container of the lach 30c?
Does the plastic in a bottle retain the essence of the dose?
Mindy | | |
| Re: Adult ADD + alcoholism | From sameervermani [Log on to view profile] | on 2009-08-09 |
Dear Mindy,
The bottle he drank from should be discarded as it will retain some essence.
The 200c dose should be given in a new bottle. | | |
| Re: Adult ADD + alcoholism | From Mindyxyz [Log on to view profile] | on 2009-08-10 |
Dear Dr Sameer,
Thank you.
Mindy | | |
| Re: Adult ADD + alcoholism | From Mindyxyz [Log on to view profile] | on 2009-08-10 |
Dear Dr Sameer,
Does alcohol antidote the remedy? He is drinking wine from the same container the remedy had been in. He is in a drunken binge -today is day 4.
He obsesses on an idea, then switches to another idea to obsess on. He demands immediate action on whatever he obsesses about.
He cried that I had gone away - I left to stay with friends because he had become so verbally abusive. He was abandoned as a child and cannot abide the sense of being abandoned himself, yet is threatens repeatedly to abandon me .
I may need to hospitalize him again. He wants to fly to his home state tomorrow, but I don't think the airline will allow him on, as drunk as he is. | | |
| Re: Adult ADD + alcoholism | From sameervermani [Log on to view profile] | on 2009-08-10 |
Hi Mindy,
You must get him to take the 200c dose properly, from a fresh container or pellets directly.
Threatening behaviour, sense of being forsaken, and jumping from one idea to another points very strongly to Lachesis only. | | |
| Re: Adult ADD + alcoholism | From Mindyxyz [Log on to view profile] | on 2009-08-10 |
OK.
I am having symptoms in the midst of all this. My thyroid is apparently affected. I was exposed to mold last year, and am still sensitive. I have been coughing daily, usually mornings, nights, and after eating since mid-may. Recently started using a netti-pot, which increased sinus congestion temporarily.
Thyroid tests were slightly off from normal, but no doctor is moved. Other symptoms: shakiness inside as if I'm having a panic attack. That was last month, a bit less now. My heart pounds for no reason.
Due to overall past history, I thought Carcinosin would be right for me, but didn't look to see if these symptoms go with it.
Thoughts?
Mindy | | |
| Re: Adult ADD + alcoholism | From Mindyxyz [Log on to view profile] | on 2009-08-10 |
Forgot to add: I'm overwhelmed and drained.
Thanks!
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| Re: Adult ADD + alcoholism | From sameervermani [Log on to view profile] | on 2009-08-10 |
The symptoms you mention are not enough to clinch a remedy, and least of all Carcinosin which has a very distinct mental state.
Do not play with remedies like Carcinosin if you are not sure.
You would be better off listing the complete mental and physical symptoms along with all history in detail (in a new thread), and then a remedy can be suggested. | | |
| Re: Adult ADD + alcoholism | From Mindyxyz [Log on to view profile] | on 2009-08-10 |
Dear Dr Sameer,
I am so grateful that you offer this service, and that you are so quick to reply!
I will post myself as a new thread later.
Thank you again,
Mindy | | |
| Re: Adult ADD + alcoholism | From Mindyxyz [Log on to view profile] | on 2009-08-24 |
Dear Sameer,
I did get him the Lach 200. But by that time things between us had disintegrated pretty far.
He continued drinking heavily. On 8-14 the police served him with a restraining order and took him to the hospital. He was released within a few hours, and is now back to acting out. He seems confused,but he is also manipulating people. He is planning on using cocaine ASAP, and has will not allow me money to pay bills so that he can purchase drugs.
I think he is still hostile towards me and intends to harm me.
A sad ending.
Mindy | | |
| Re: Adult ADD + alcoholism | From brisbanehomoeopath [Log on to view profile] | on 2009-08-24 |
It is not appropriate to be treating him without his consent. I understand you were desperate to do something, but a patient must consent to treatment not be given remedies on the sly like this. It is both unethical and dangerous. He will have no idea of aggravation or provings, no-one is supervising him, and he cannot do anything to help boost the action of the remedies, and may unwittingly block them.
Apart from all of that, someone who is violent, mentally unstable, and with a substance addiction problem is probably one of the most difficult clients a homoeopath could have. Such a case must be done properly, and supervised with alot of patient support.
Throwing a remedy at him with no support is not responsible. What if his behavior that got him in trouble with the police was a proving or aggravation on the remedy? He would have had no idea that could happen, and certainly nor could the police. | | |
| Re: Adult ADD + alcoholism | From sameervermani [Log on to view profile] | on 2009-08-24 |
Hi Mindy,
What brisbanehomeopath is saying makes sense here as this is getting quite serious.
I would not recommend any further remedies, as this needs to be under professional supervision and has gone too far to be treated online.
I hope you would understand.
Sameer |
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