dear star

from what you just posted, it appears to me that you have quite a complex case which will probably take quite a few remedies, prescribed in response to changing symptoms over time as your case progresses.

this is the only form of treatment that has helped my patients who have chronic symptoms and my own case. this type of treatment requires close monitoring and attention to detail by a homoeopath over a period of time, with remedies being prescribed according to the symptoms presenting at each stage.
the idea that YOU as a person ARE one remedy is, in my opinion and experience, not helpful or accurate.

i went through five homoeopaths [some world famous] for my own case before finding a person who could bring about some genuine lasting improvement.

i am not sure i was right to suggest sheilagh creasey because i have not met her personally or seen how she practices - it was due to secondhand reports of satisfied patients that i thought of her.

all the best, anna

Thanks, Anna.

It’s reassuring to hear you say the idea of a person being one remedy is unhelpful. I’ve found that idea a source of conflict and confusion for me.

What I meant to say in my last posting was that it seemed Staph had a good chance of being, for me, an appropriate remedy for the fistula.

Regards, Star

I would agree.

Snoopy