People will forget what you say and what you did, but people will never forget how you make them feel. (Maya Angelou)
We find ourselves in a collective conscious state of grief following the passing of Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth ||.Still in our unity, our response remains an individual one.
Like many, I find myself far more affected by the sad news of the past week than I would have believed.
Grief is widely accepted as being a part of life's normal processes. Therefore we should always consider whether when something occurs naturally, it is something that requires treatment?
It is when we become stuck and find ourselves unable to move 'on' the through the stages of grief. Where Homeopathy can help to offer us a safe way to feel and heal our way through the necessary stages.
Some remedies known to help with the symptoms of grief.
Natrum Mur
The silent griever, with feelings of embitterment and resentment. Suffering headaches and and flushes of the face. Reminders to you and showing others the pain which you try to hide.
Weeping only with those close to you, in privacy. Generally wanting time to be alone so you may have you time and space.
Ignatia
Tyipically unable to ignore your feelings, you feel like there is a lump in your throat, a knot in your stomach everything feels constricted and cramped. Your tears are theatrical unable to hold it in. An intense display of outpouring, and what can seem like inappropriate behaviours in a state of hysteria.
Pulsatilla
For intense feelings of loss. clingy and teary. You need those nearest and dearest to stay close by perhaps needing to be held and hugged. Checking for reassurance and asking if they love you. Your moods will be changeable, seeking consolation all the time.
Opium
Described as looking blissed out. Feeling like you are not in your own body. Eyes look far away, Glassy eyed. Looking and past those in your company pupils are constricted like pin picks. Haunted, great drowsiness and sleepy but unable to sleep.
Cocculus
Often for those who have been caring or watching over a loved one. There is a hollow feeling of emptiness and nausea, as if you have travelled far or been awake for a long time.
You may feel weak sensitive to the cold. Feeling confused and slow.
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