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Let's try the 200c of Carcinosin a few more times before moving to a 1M. We can adjust it to be more powerful.
The LMs can cure a patient of chronic miasms in 1/2 to 1/3rd the time, so I like those patients to use the LMs where they are appropriate.
The LMs can cure a patient of chronic miasms in 1/2 to 1/3rd the time, so I like those patients to use the LMs where they are appropriate.
♡ Homeopathy International 1 last decade
Well, he took it last night before bedtime and slept through till about 6am. He was surprised that it was already daylight when he woke up.
Hopefully it was due to the remedy because my son also went to bed a bit later (about 40min) than usually.
My hopes are up again!
Hopefully it was due to the remedy because my son also went to bed a bit later (about 40min) than usually.
My hopes are up again!
Antje last decade
Hm, I am not sure. I think he has settled down a bit, behaves a bit better.
With the reading it's so hard to say. The other day I had a new book for him. First I asked him if he knew it already from school. He said no and the way he looked at it I was sure it was the truth. Then I asked if he could read the title on the cover which read 'Never ever talk to strangers'. He looked at it for a moment and then said 'never ever talk to any stranger' (which is close enough). I praised him and asked him to read the book with me but he got apprehensive and refused, said he couldn't read. By the way, the picture on the book wasn't suggestive of what the story would be about. I am at my wits end...
He still likes the same food and is very interested in animals and other cultures, he loves to watch documentaries on TV.
He has great ideas/problem solving skills and can be very articulate and even witty when he feels like it.
My son loves to built things with Lego or cardboard and other materials, but then he also likes to pretend to be
a little animal (eg puppy, guinea pig) and crawls around making animal noises.
He still wakes up and comes in my bed in the night.
That's it so far, not that much change though I have to say his attitude towards reading leaves me somewhat puzzled.
With the reading it's so hard to say. The other day I had a new book for him. First I asked him if he knew it already from school. He said no and the way he looked at it I was sure it was the truth. Then I asked if he could read the title on the cover which read 'Never ever talk to strangers'. He looked at it for a moment and then said 'never ever talk to any stranger' (which is close enough). I praised him and asked him to read the book with me but he got apprehensive and refused, said he couldn't read. By the way, the picture on the book wasn't suggestive of what the story would be about. I am at my wits end...
He still likes the same food and is very interested in animals and other cultures, he loves to watch documentaries on TV.
He has great ideas/problem solving skills and can be very articulate and even witty when he feels like it.
My son loves to built things with Lego or cardboard and other materials, but then he also likes to pretend to be
a little animal (eg puppy, guinea pig) and crawls around making animal noises.
He still wakes up and comes in my bed in the night.
That's it so far, not that much change though I have to say his attitude towards reading leaves me somewhat puzzled.
Antje last decade
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