A 100-bed facility in 1912. This hospital also had a school of nursing. The front entrance was connected to the street by a nice walkway.
I Love Homeopathy, Iman :)
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A 100-bed facility in 1912. This hospital also had a school of nursing. The front entrance was connected to the street by a nice walkway. I Love Homeopathy, Iman :)

A 100-bed facility in 1912. This hospital also had a school of nursing. The front entrance was connected to the street by a nice walkway.
I Love Homeopathy, Iman :)

History
From an early age I had extremely poor health. By the time I was 19 years old I was very, very ill and despite lots of conventional treatment and invasive testing, I was just becoming weaker and weaker, sicker and sicker. At the time I was living in London and a dear friend of mine called Fred said:

History
HISTORY: The office of Dr. Thomas Bradford (1847-1918), who was a practicing Homeopathic physician in Philadelphia and also Maine, Europe. While practicing and teaching in Philadelphia he served as curator for the Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital of Philadelphia. Thank you Dr. Bradfo

Remedy of the Day
REMEDY OF THE DAY: LUPULUS HUMULUS Hops Is a good remedy in unstrung conditions of the nervous system attended with nausea, dizziness, headache following a night's debauch. Infantile jaundice, Urethral burning. Drawing and twitching in almost every muscle. Nervous tremors; wakefulness and deli

Remedy of the Day
Agraphis is one of the remedies introduced by Dr. Cooper. It partakes of the characters of the lilies and corresponds to catarrhal conditions. Obstruction of the nostrils, especially from adenoids, and throat deafness I have frequently seen relieved by the remedy. The action of it is felt towa