Edel Bolger O'Hora, Homeopath
MO is 4 years old, a boy with blue eyes and dark hair. Anamnesis MO presented with a history of sinus and chest infections since a baby. He has tried nasal steroid spray, ventolin and becatide inhalers were all at maximum dose and he still is tired, congested and fed up. Family Anamnesis There is heart problems and Alzheimers in the family history from both maternal and paternal sides. There is also a history where Dad has been treated for sinus all through his lifetime too.
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Homeopath Edel Bolger O’Hora (October 2022)
A 7 year old came to me some years ago. He is a sensitive child and is very aware of the adults behaviours around him. His teacher at school was very hard on other children in the class. He is a thin child, loosing his teeth at the time of interview and clinging to his Mum. He told me : ‘I am trying my best, no one is listening!’. ‘I have a sore mouth. On my gums and on the cheeks inside. It tastes terrible, sour’. ‘My skin is sensitive too, I get sun burned easily’. ‘My friends at school are nice but there are some that are not nice. I stay away from them!’ ‘I get nervous and then my ‘poos’ are loos. I just get cramps in my stomach’. Homeopath Edel Bolger O’Hora (May 2022)
C.A. is an eleven year old girl who came to my practice in 2013. She is a shy child, thin and has mousy brown hair. She is quite thirsty and absolutely won’t eat ‘peas’. Her biggest fear is that something bad will happen her mother and father. MA came to the Homeopathic Practice (RHSL) in 2013 aged 5years. He was having problems at school, hiding under the table when corrected and was screaming at other children from time to time.
Homeopath Edel Bolger O’Hora (March 2021)
D.O. came to me for a consultation. ‘He hides behind his computer and is addicted to games and playstation. He was always whingy as a child, crying on your lap, playing the victim card. He was great playing the fooball until recently. He has a wheeze in his chest and can’t get his breath. Now he doesn’t want to train or play the matches’, reports Dad. ‘Coaches are shouting at you to keep moving all the time. All that shouting.’ D.O. says, ‘I have been training, running every day and then at a match, the shouting and my breaths goes. I am wheezing. They think I am unfit but I am not’. |
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