whooping cough

August 6, 2011

I had chicken pox as a child. When my 2 got it this year, I came out in 3 spots. I wasn't ill, but to me it looked like being exposed to this illness just topped up my immunity.

On Fri, Aug 5, 2011 at 7:07 PM, <wharrison@...> wrote:

That was my first thought when I read they were dirt poor. I have a relative who died from whooping cough at age 5 back around 1880, my grandmother's sister. She had been a preemie and they were also very poor, so no doubt her health was not good.

Winnie Re: Whooping Cough> > > > I don't know much about Diptheria, just wanted to say I had an > uncle who died of it at the age of 8, they called it black

> diptheria, in 1938. There would have been 4 other children in > the house at the time, ranging in age about 12 to about 2 and no > one ever says those kids had it too. They had to have a sign on > their door and were quarintined, though i don't know for how

> long. I know they were dirt poor and other kids were sickly at > different times.> > Wish I had more to contribute, but I didn't listen to stuff as > attently when there were people around to ask ques to...

> > Diane>

August 20, 2011

Hi!

I would like to know if anybody knows about whooping cough's treatment.

Thank you

August 20, 2011

If you are a member of the A.R.E., may I suggest you do a search of the readings on this condition in the member's section of their website athttp://www.edgarcayce.orgIf you are not an A.R.E. member, you can purchase a full set of the readings on CD-ROM athttp://tinyurl.com/ec-readings-on-cd-romYou can also call the A.R.E. at1-800-333-4499and ask to purchase a copy of the Circulating File on this condition, if available.I would also suggest taking colloidal silver (a tablespoonful every two hours, swished around in your mouth a few minutes before swallowing). It is a natural non-toxic antimicrobial. For more information, visithttp://tinyurl.com/colloidal-minerals

August 20, 2011

This is a very rushed response as I'm leaving for an appointment, and not specific to whooping cough, but there is an article about the natural treatment of respiratory tract infections on my website that may be helpful: http://www.simonegabbay.com/natural_cough_remedies.htm

Also, in addition to the excellent suggestions made by Dr. Delany, I would recommend taking Echinacea tincture and oil of oregano drops to help heal the infection.

Simone Gabbay

whooping cough

Hi!I would like to know if anybody knows about whooping cough's treatment.Thank you

March 13, 2012

I would make sure his diet is really good, that he gets a lot of fluids and sufficient rest. Stock up on meds like homeopathics, Vit. C, Larix, quercetin, etc. We also had good luck with a homeopathic cough syrup called Children's Bronchial and Cough syrup by Boericke & Tafel. Oh, and have a vaporizer on hand, too.

Winnie RE: Hep B Vaccine Damages The Liver It > Is Supposed To Protect> > > > oh know what you mean about getting so tired - been posting and > posting in my newspaper.> Blind blind people.> Sheri> > At 07:05 PM 2/29/2012, you wrote:> > > > I went to the article and shared it via facebook. I get so > tired, in this day and age and all the overwhelming, out there > in your face evidence that STILL people are ‘I’m glad my kids > are protected”..what **it> > > >Nita, homeschooling mompreneur to 8 kids and 2 online web > stores! > >for Moms and kids, prenatal to tweens: > http://www.kneehigh2agrasshopper.com/> > >A tiscuit, a tasket, here's a gift basket: > http://www.nitasbaskets.com/> > >I can be reached at info@... or nitagarner@...> >I have to walk early in the morning,> >before my brain figures out what I'm doing...> >> >> >> >>

April 24, 2012

I put tee tree oil in the aromatherapy thing a ma gig to diffuse it into the air.We had warm moist fluids, broths and tea.This page had some good natural suggestions, :http://www.umm.edu/altmed/articles/pertussis-000128.htm From: Bun <alohabun@...> Vaccinations Sent: Tuesday, April 24, 2012 8:30 PM Subject: Whooping Cough

Has anyone had any success with helping kids be more comfortable as they get through the coughing from whooping cough? Vitamin C is supposed to fight the actual bacteria. We've also been doing some things suggested in Smart Medicine for A Healthier Child, but only what the kids are willing to take. Laurie

April 30, 2012

Wanted to update....spoke to dr office again and answered their questions. They

asked if the state could call me directly to answer a couple of questions I had

and I said yes. The person from the state called and she told me since we had

been coughing for over 21 days, could continue to go to school and we

weren't contagious.

Laurie (and Makana still doing good, only about 3 times coughing since she woke

up).

April 30, 2012

Not having been through this Laurie, I don't have any advice, but just wanted to say how awful to have to worry about the state when you're already dealing with sick kids. Hang in there....

April 30, 2012

I think if she can control the cough, it's okay--probably a natural instinct to protect yourself from the painful coughing. I agree, if she really had to she wouldn't be able to hold it back.

I don't know about the congestion moving from head to the lungs but I'm assuming it's already in the lungs if she's coughing. I also worry about pneumonia and my son who had pertussis also has a history of pneumonia. He did NOT get it with the pertussis, so it's certainly not a given.

What did you tell the state about the antibiotics? How did they leave it? Will they be calling back? I don't like to lie, but you can bet I would have told them we were taking them to get them off my back.

Winnie Re: Whooping CoughVaccinations > > > > >> I don't know how far the doctor or the state would go, > especially since we don't vaccinate, so I just don't involve > them. I definitely wouldn't have given antibiotics because I > don't think they're necessary for pertussis, and the son > involved already had a history of antibiotic-related problems.> > Our doctor's office just called this morning while we were > sleeping. My husband answered the phone and when he came in to > see if we were still asleep, I woke up and then everyone else > did too. They reported our case to the state and want to know > if we started the antibiotics. He told them I'd call them after > we woke. Any advice before I call...do I need a lawyer > now...will they try to take her away all because we prefer to go > with natural ways of treatment. She has had three nights of > improvement now. Not that she's all better by any means, she is > still coughing sometimes, esp upon waking from sleep in the > morning, but so so much less and much easier to cough things up > and just much better overall. > > They also said the state wanted our older daughter to be taken > out of school. That's another whole thing we'll have to deal > with. Maybe she can skype into her class. Maybe they figure > they don't want to take any chances. But if they test her for > it, would they ever be able to figure out if she is contagious > or not, or does the test only tell you if you are positive for > whooping cough. I'm thinking the latter. So is there a way to > know for sure if you are contagious or not...I mean by lab > confirmation? I would feel comfortable knowing that if we have > had it for four weeks already, that we'd not be contagious (and > that since Makana has it more intensely, we'd lie low anyway). > > The dr also said I told her the boys were beginning to cough as > well. I told Jim (my husband) that I had mentioned to her they > were coughing too, but only sometimes, and that my three yr old > did drink out of Makana's cup the other day. Jim told her that > the boys were fine. > > A couple of questions: > Makana's tummy is hurting from the coughing and wretching. Not > sure what to do about that. Or if there is anything to do for > that. > > She also has learned to stop the cough from coming on if she > concentrates and she can do that sometimes. Is that a good thing > or is it better to cough when her body wants to? I feel she > will cough if she needs to and try not to cough if that is more > comfortable for her. But I wonder if that is okay or not...is > it bad to not let the cough out. Yet I bet if the cough really > needed to come out, it would regardless. So, maybe I need not > fret about that part. > > Is it common for the congestion to move from the head to the > lungs with whooping cough or only if a secondary infection sets > in? I am asking because I am "watchful" of secondary infections > and I suppose I have a fear of pneumonia. Maybe I should buy a > stethoscope so I can listen to her lungs when I want to myself > (know I'm not a dr, but still it might be helpful to have anyway > and perhaps I can find some info to guide me on what to listen > for and how). > > Sorry...I am in a more fearful kind of feeling state right now > because of worrying about what the doctors office or state might > do or tell us to do. What will happen if we don't give > antibiotics? Don't they realize we have had it for so long and > that we aren't contagious anymore? Don't they realize that we > are all surrounded by whooping cough ...it is not just our > family who is coughing. > > Makana slept pretty well last night, but I didn't as we napped > in early evening and then stayed up late and even then I just > couldn't sleep well - so I am not feeling rested and at ease at > the moment..more nervous about what will happen from the state. > I have to check something and then will give the dr's office a > call. > > Laurie > >

April 30, 2012

I told the drs office when they asked that she was doing other things and not

taking the antibiotic. When the state person called me, she never asked about

whether or not we were taking an antibiotic. So I didn't bring it up. I think

the state was satisfied that we were coughing for more than 21 days and were

therefore not contagious. That seemed to be the big thing she brought up and

felt relieved about. I was just glad that she (the state) wasn't demanding we

follow any specific protocol as what we're doing is working well. Without

antibiotics and like people have written and from what I've read in many places

now, they may only help at the very very beginning, probably before you even

know you have whooping cough. Laurie

> > >

> > I don't know how far the doctor or the state would go,

> > especially since we don't vaccinate, so I just don't involve

> > them. I definitely wouldn't have given antibiotics because I

> > don't think they're necessary for pertussis, and the son

> > involved already had a history of antibiotic-related problems.

> >

> > Our doctor's office just called this morning while we were

> > sleeping. My husband answered the phone and when he came in to

> > see if we were still asleep, I woke up and then everyone else

> > did too. They reported our case to the state and want to know

> > if we started the antibiotics. He told them I'd call them after

> > we woke. Any advice before I call...do I need a lawyer

> > now...will they try to take her away all because we prefer to go

> > with natural ways of treatment. She has had three nights of

> > improvement now. Not that she's all better by any means, she is

> > still coughing sometimes, esp upon waking from sleep in the

> > morning, but so so much less and much easier to cough things up

> > and just much better overall.

> >

> > They also said the state wanted our older daughter to be taken

> > out of school. That's another whole thing we'll have to deal

> > with. Maybe she can skype into her class. Maybe they figure

> > they don't want to take any chances. But if they test her for

> > it, would they ever be able to figure out if she is contagious

> > or not, or does the test only tell you if you are positive for

> > whooping cough. I'm thinking the latter. So is there a way to

> > know for sure if you are contagious or not...I mean by lab

> > confirmation? I would feel comfortable knowing that if we have

> > had it for four weeks already, that we'd not be contagious (and

> > that since Makana has it more intensely, we'd lie low anyway).

> >

> > The dr also said I told her the boys were beginning to cough as

> > well. I told Jim (my husband) that I had mentioned to her they

> > were coughing too, but only sometimes, and that my three yr old

> > did drink out of Makana's cup the other day. Jim told her that

> > the boys were fine.

> >

> > A couple of questions:

> > Makana's tummy is hurting from the coughing and wretching. Not

> > sure what to do about that. Or if there is anything to do for

> > that.

> >

> > She also has learned to stop the cough from coming on if she

> > concentrates and she can do that sometimes. Is that a good thing

> > or is it better to cough when her body wants to? I feel she

> > will cough if she needs to and try not to cough if that is more

> > comfortable for her. But I wonder if that is okay or not...is

> > it bad to not let the cough out. Yet I bet if the cough really

> > needed to come out, it would regardless. So, maybe I need not

> > fret about that part.

> >

> > Is it common for the congestion to move from the head to the

> > lungs with whooping cough or only if a secondary infection sets

> > in? I am asking because I am " watchful " of secondary infections

> > and I suppose I have a fear of pneumonia. Maybe I should buy a

> > stethoscope so I can listen to her lungs when I want to myself

> > (know I'm not a dr, but still it might be helpful to have anyway

> > and perhaps I can find some info to guide me on what to listen

> > for and how).

> >

> > Sorry...I am in a more fearful kind of feeling state right now

> > because of worrying about what the doctors office or state might

> > do or tell us to do. What will happen if we don't give

> > antibiotics? Don't they realize we have had it for so long and

> > that we aren't contagious anymore? Don't they realize that we

> > are all surrounded by whooping cough ...it is not just our

> > family who is coughing.

> >

> > Makana slept pretty well last night, but I didn't as we napped

> > in early evening and then stayed up late and even then I just

> > couldn't sleep well - so I am not feeling rested and at ease at

> > the moment..more nervous about what will happen from the state.

> > I have to check something and then will give the dr's office a

> > call.

> >

> > Laurie

> >

>

May 6, 2012

Thanks so much Winnie, Sherri and everyone for all the information and responses

- it helps so much! Laurie

And I do have a vit d that is able to be sprayed in my cabinet...I'll look for

that today.

May 9, 2012

where does she live?

At 01:21 PM 5/9/2012, you wrote:

yes, both baby and 4 year old

have it

I am going through the list and sending her all I can find.

THanks!

Vaccinations

From: vaccinedangers@...

Date: Wed, 9 May 2012 13:03:42 -0700

Subject: Re: whooping cough

The baby has it also? Yes definitely the ONE remedy that fits

Mom to up Vitamin C - sodium ascorbate form and her D3

Do you have the remedy possibilities and the administration

info?

Where does she live? Really helps to have a good homeopath

Sheri

More questions on whooping cough:

A friend of mine has a not quite 3 month old (guessing around 10-12

weeks old) and a 4 year old with whooping cough (the 4 year old was

vaxxed for it). I forwarded her the recent emails about whooping

cough, but wanted to ask what recommendations there would be for the

baby. She is exclusively breastfeeding him.

Would you recommend the homeopathic remedies for the infant

also?

Thanks much!

May 9, 2012

My favorite and most helpful resource so far has been this:

http://www.vaccinationcouncil.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/The-Vitamin-C-Treat\

ment-of-Whooping-Cough-10.pdf

We kept upgrading our Sodium Ascorbate from the " Ester C " to the " NOW " brand to

finally a pure, non-gmo product... " NurtiBiotic " brand. Here is a link to amazon

where I purchased

it:http://www.amazon.com/Sodium-Ascorbate-Powder-2-2-lbs/dp/B000I4DOVU

And another product we bought is lypo-spheric vitamin C:

http://www.amazon.com/Lypo-Spheric-Vitamin-Box-30-packets/dp/B000CD9XGC

And Suzanne Humphries (the dr who wrote that paper on vit c and whooping cough

in the above link) suggested taking Vitamin D - we used Carlson brand, Vitamin

D3, 2000IU, 360 soft gels. The gels can be pricked with a pin and popped into

your mouth and chewed enough to get out the oils (which taste fine to us..even

my kids are okay with them). Then you spit out the gelatin capsule (at least

that is what we do. Or you can simply swallow the capsule or put the oil on

something you're eating.

Our daughter (six years and almost 60 pounds) is doing about 10,000 mg of

vitamin c (about 2,000mg of lypo-spheric vitamin c and 8,000mg of sodium

ascorbate form of vitamin c) daily, some days a little less, a couple days a

little more. She's taking five capsules of the D3 for now, and I'll reduce that

to three capsules tomorrow or the next day.

Laurie

>

> yes, both baby and 4 year old have it I am going through the list and

sending her all I can find.THanks!

> Vaccinations

> From: vaccinedangers@...

> Date: Wed, 9 May 2012 13:03:42 -0700

> Subject: Re: whooping cough

>

> The baby has it also? Yes definitely the ONE remedy that fits

>

> Mom to up Vitamin C - sodium ascorbate form and her D3

>

> Do you have the remedy possibilities and the administration

> info?

>

> Where does she live? Really helps to have a good homeopath

>

> Sheri

>

> More questions on whooping

> cough:

>

> A friend of mine has a not quite 3 month old (guessing around 10-12 weeks

> old) and a 4 year old with whooping cough (the 4 year old was vaxxed for

> it). I forwarded her the recent emails about whooping cough, but

> wanted to ask what recommendations there would be for the baby. She

> is exclusively breastfeeding him.

>

> Would you recommend the homeopathic remedies for the infant also?

>

> Thanks much!

>

May 9, 2012

My friend sent this to me: Thank you so much for this . I am definitely going to get the Vit C tomorrow. I don't know which remedy to use, but I'm going to try and figure it out. The baby, Ethan has taken 2 days of antibiotics. I want to stop giving it to him, but hubs doesn't. Do you think stopping after 2 days is best or should we finish out the course? I see no reason to continue, other than it supposedly decreasing how contagious he is, if that's even true. I'm thinking the antibiotics alter the homeopathy. I'm going to look again at the administration and remedy info. Thanks again. Do you have any input/recommendations from her above questions?Thanks! Vaccinations From: alohabun@...Date: Thu, 10 May 2012 02:23:01 +0000Subject: Re: whooping cough

My favorite and most helpful resource so far has been this:

http://www.vaccinationcouncil.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/The-Vitamin-C-Treatment-of-Whooping-Cough-10.pdf

We kept upgrading our Sodium Ascorbate from the "Ester C" to the "NOW" brand to finally a pure, non-gmo product..."NurtiBiotic" brand. Here is a link to amazon where I purchased it:http://www.amazon.com/Sodium-Ascorbate-Powder-2-2-lbs/dp/B000I4DOVU

And another product we bought is lypo-spheric vitamin C: http://www.amazon.com/Lypo-Spheric-Vitamin-Box-30-packets/dp/B000CD9XGC

And Suzanne Humphries (the dr who wrote that paper on vit c and whooping cough in the above link) suggested taking Vitamin D - we used Carlson brand, Vitamin D3, 2000IU, 360 soft gels. The gels can be pricked with a pin and popped into your mouth and chewed enough to get out the oils (which taste fine to us..even my kids are okay with them). Then you spit out the gelatin capsule (at least that is what we do. Or you can simply swallow the capsule or put the oil on something you're eating.

Our daughter (six years and almost 60 pounds) is doing about 10,000 mg of vitamin c (about 2,000mg of lypo-spheric vitamin c and 8,000mg of sodium ascorbate form of vitamin c) daily, some days a little less, a couple days a little more. She's taking five capsules of the D3 for now, and I'll reduce that to three capsules tomorrow or the next day.

Laurie

>

> yes, both baby and 4 year old have it I am going through the list and sending her all I can find.THanks!

> Vaccinations

> From: vaccinedangers@...

> Date: Wed, 9 May 2012 13:03:42 -0700

> Subject: Re: whooping cough

>

> The baby has it also? Yes definitely the ONE remedy that fits

>

> Mom to up Vitamin C - sodium ascorbate form and her D3

>

> Do you have the remedy possibilities and the administration

> info?

>

> Where does she live? Really helps to have a good homeopath

>

> Sheri

>

> More questions on whooping

> cough:

>

> A friend of mine has a not quite 3 month old (guessing around 10-12 weeks

> old) and a 4 year old with whooping cough (the 4 year old was vaxxed for

> it). I forwarded her the recent emails about whooping cough, but

> wanted to ask what recommendations there would be for the baby. She

> is exclusively breastfeeding him.

>

> Would you recommend the homeopathic remedies for the infant also?

>

> Thanks much!

>

May 9, 2012

I just got this response too: Thank you for trying to help. I have read every bit of it and am making some sense of the info. I think the best remedy to try would be the Drosera, I'm just not exactly sure how or how much to administer since I am not familiar with the measurements and such. If the Vit C atleast helps the symptoms significantly, and the coughing is manageable, that would be fantastic. Right now it's pretty bad. Our 4 year old is on the up and up but the baby is right int he thick of it and it's super scary. Again, thanks ahead for any input to send to her. vaccinations From: nbriski@...Date: Wed, 9 May 2012 21:35:41 -0600Subject: RE: Re: whooping cough

My friend sent this to me: Thank you so much for this . I am definitely going to get the Vit C tomorrow. I don't know which remedy to use, but I'm going to try and figure it out. The baby, Ethan has taken 2 days of antibiotics. I want to stop giving it to him, but hubs doesn't. Do you think stopping after 2 days is best or should we finish out the course? I see no reason to continue, other than it supposedly decreasing how contagious he is, if that's even true. I'm thinking the antibiotics alter the homeopathy. I'm going to look again at the administration and remedy info. Thanks again. Do you have any input/recommendations from her above questions?Thanks! Vaccinations From: alohabun@...Date: Thu, 10 May 2012 02:23:01 +0000Subject: Re: whooping cough

My favorite and most helpful resource so far has been this:

http://www.vaccinationcouncil.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/The-Vitamin-C-Treatment-of-Whooping-Cough-10.pdf

We kept upgrading our Sodium Ascorbate from the "Ester C" to the "NOW" brand to finally a pure, non-gmo product..."NurtiBiotic" brand. Here is a link to amazon where I purchased it:http://www.amazon.com/Sodium-Ascorbate-Powder-2-2-lbs/dp/B000I4DOVU

And another product we bought is lypo-spheric vitamin C: http://www.amazon.com/Lypo-Spheric-Vitamin-Box-30-packets/dp/B000CD9XGC

And Suzanne Humphries (the dr who wrote that paper on vit c and whooping cough in the above link) suggested taking Vitamin D - we used Carlson brand, Vitamin D3, 2000IU, 360 soft gels. The gels can be pricked with a pin and popped into your mouth and chewed enough to get out the oils (which taste fine to us..even my kids are okay with them). Then you spit out the gelatin capsule (at least that is what we do. Or you can simply swallow the capsule or put the oil on something you're eating.

Our daughter (six years and almost 60 pounds) is doing about 10,000 mg of vitamin c (about 2,000mg of lypo-spheric vitamin c and 8,000mg of sodium ascorbate form of vitamin c) daily, some days a little less, a couple days a little more. She's taking five capsules of the D3 for now, and I'll reduce that to three capsules tomorrow or the next day.

Laurie

>

> yes, both baby and 4 year old have it I am going through the list and sending her all I can find.THanks!

> Vaccinations

> From: vaccinedangers@...

> Date: Wed, 9 May 2012 13:03:42 -0700

> Subject: Re: whooping cough

>

> The baby has it also? Yes definitely the ONE remedy that fits

>

> Mom to up Vitamin C - sodium ascorbate form and her D3

>

> Do you have the remedy possibilities and the administration

> info?

>

> Where does she live? Really helps to have a good homeopath

>

> Sheri

>

> More questions on whooping

> cough:

>

> A friend of mine has a not quite 3 month old (guessing around 10-12 weeks

> old) and a 4 year old with whooping cough (the 4 year old was vaxxed for

> it). I forwarded her the recent emails about whooping cough, but

> wanted to ask what recommendations there would be for the baby. She

> is exclusively breastfeeding him.

>

> Would you recommend the homeopathic remedies for the infant also?

>

> Thanks much!

>

May 10, 2012

just stop - there is no proof antibiotics do absolutely anything - but it

will destroy the gut flora which is part of his immune system. He

needs probiotics now.

Sheri

At 08:35 PM 5/9/2012, you wrote:

My friend sent this to

me:

Thank you so much for this . I am definitely going to get the Vit C

tomorrow. I don't know which remedy to use, but I'm going to try and

figure it out. The baby, Ethan has taken 2 days of antibiotics. I want to

stop giving it to him, but hubs doesn't. Do you think stopping after 2

days is best or should we finish out the course? I see no reason to

continue, other than it supposedly decreasing how contagious he is, if

that's even true. I'm thinking the antibiotics alter the homeopathy.

I'm going to look again at the administration and remedy info. Thanks

again.

Do you have any input/recommendations from her above questions?

Thanks!

Vaccinations

From: alohabun@...

Date: Thu, 10 May 2012 02:23:01 +0000

Subject: Re: whooping cough

My favorite and most helpful resource so far has been this:

http://www.vaccinationcouncil.org/wp-content/uploads/2011/12/The-Vitamin-C-Treatment-of-Whooping-Cough-10.pdf

We kept upgrading our Sodium Ascorbate from the " Ester C " to

the " NOW " brand to finally a pure, non-gmo

product... " NurtiBiotic " brand. Here is a link to amazon where I

purchased

it:

http://www.amazon.com/Sodium-Ascorbate-Powder-2-2-lbs/dp/B000I4DOVU

And another product we bought is lypo-spheric vitamin C:

http://www.amazon.com/Lypo-Spheric-Vitamin-Box-30-packets/dp/B000CD9XGC

And Suzanne Humphries (the dr who wrote that paper on vit c and whooping

cough in the above link) suggested taking Vitamin D - we used Carlson

brand, Vitamin D3, 2000IU, 360 soft gels. The gels can be pricked with a

pin and popped into your mouth and chewed enough to get out the oils

(which taste fine to us..even my kids are okay with them). Then you spit

out the gelatin capsule (at least that is what we do. Or you can simply

swallow the capsule or put the oil on something you're eating.

Our daughter (six years and almost 60 pounds) is doing about 10,000 mg of

vitamin c (about 2,000mg of lypo-spheric vitamin c and 8,000mg of sodium

ascorbate form of vitamin c) daily, some days a little less, a couple

days a little more. She's taking five capsules of the D3 for now, and

I'll reduce that to three capsules tomorrow or the next day.

Laurie

>

> yes, both baby and 4 year old have it I am going through the list

and sending her all I can find.THanks!

> To:

Vaccinations

> From: vaccinedangers@...

> Date: Wed, 9 May 2012 13:03:42 -0700

> Subject: Re: whooping cough

>

> The baby has it also? Yes definitely the ONE remedy that fits

>

> Mom to up Vitamin C - sodium ascorbate form and her D3

>

> Do you have the remedy possibilities and the administration

> info?

>

> Where does she live? Really helps to have a good homeopath

>

> Sheri

>

> More questions on whooping

> cough:

>

> A friend of mine has a not quite 3 month old (guessing around 10-12

weeks

> old) and a 4 year old with whooping cough (the 4 year old was vaxxed

for

> it). I forwarded her the recent emails about whooping cough,

but

> wanted to ask what recommendations there would be for the baby.

She

> is exclusively breastfeeding him.

>

> Would you recommend the homeopathic remedies for the infant also?

>

> Thanks much!

>

May 10, 2012

she could really use a good homeopath to consult with - I will send you

someone's name that consults by phone/email/skype

Sheri

At 08:54 PM 5/9/2012, you wrote:

I just got this response

too:

Thank you for trying to help. I have read every bit of it and am making

some sense of the info. I think the best remedy to try would be the

Drosera, I'm just not exactly sure how or how much to administer since I

am not familiar with the measurements and such. If the Vit C atleast

helps the symptoms significantly, and the coughing is manageable, that

would be fantastic. Right now it's pretty bad. Our 4 year old is on the

up and up but the baby is right int he thick of it and it's super

scary.

Again, thanks ahead for any input to send to her.

vaccinations

From: nbriski@...

Date: Wed, 9 May 2012 21:35:41 -0600

Subject: RE: Re: whooping cough

My friend sent this to me: