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The Path to Cure: The Whole Art of Healing
by Allyson A. McQuinn
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 Jordan’s
Final Effort to “Hang On”
A friend of mine suggested I take Jordan to see another Homeopath
who practiced a different approach to Homeopathy. I was fairly skeptical
by this time and I shook off her suggestion until my mother, who
coincidently was also studying Homeopathy at the time, fortuitously
switched to study with a new school where a new system of thought
was championed. I knew based on my limited knowledge, that I was
in no position to treat Jordan’s chronic issues myself, so
I made an appointment at the Hahnemann College for Heilkunst Clinic
about five minutes from my home.
The week before Jordan’s appointment with the Homeopathic
Physician, Patty Smith, Dean of The Hahnemann College for Heilkunst,
we found ourselves back in a crisis with very impacted stool and
another hospital visit looming. Patty encouraged me to come to her
home to pick up a homeopathic remedy to try to address Jordan’s
immediate needs.
Both of Patty’s enthusiastic daughters met us at their front
door with domestic rats in hand. At the age of four, Jordan found
this a rare treat and enjoyed a few moments molesting the well-loved
rodents. Patty and I chatted about Jordan’s condition and
she handed me a little brown dropper bottle with a label and some
writing on it. At a glance, I was surprised to see that there were
a number of remedies, including Alumina, contained in the one bottle.
I did not recognize most of them and the potencies were higher than
what I, and the previous Homeopath, were accustomed to using. The
contents appeared as innocuous as water, and Patty suggested I put
a drop in Jordan’s water and let him sip on it throughout
the day until the stubborn stool emerged. I was very hopeful.
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