A TAFYH grad received a call from her neighbour. The neighbour's daughter, Hazel, just over 2 years old, was projectile vomiting and her temperature was 36.1, which is very low for a young child. The family was told Hazel had a respiratory infection, and that the numbness in her leg and the fact that she could not walk were a result of it. The doctor called it transient synovitis: inflammation in the hip joint that occurs with an upper respiratory infection.
When asked whether she was willing to try a holistic approach, Mom said at this point she would try anything. At 8:00 pm she gave Hazel 1/4 teaspoon of HRP-C, and at 11:00 pm slightly less. The next day Hazel had more HRP-C in the morning and in the afternoon. By about 8:00 that night her temperature was up to 37 and Hazel was much better.
