 Hahnemann attends to no patients out of the house. Madame Hahnemann told me, however, not to be uneasy, as she would herself take charge of the boy. She visited him regularly twice a day, watched him with the anxious tenderness of a mother, and prescribed...  The New England Medical Gazette - Page 731874Full view - About this book
 | 1850 - 384 pages
...called upon him. It was impossible to bring the child here, without risking his life, and Hahnemann attends to no patients out of the house. Madame Hahnemann...her concerning his management." " Do you mean that Madamt Hahnemann prescribes for him on her own responsibility?" Г1 ainU'llKUIII IIIIS CALIctUIUilldl... | |
 | Edward Charles Chepmell - 1849 - 282 pages
...twice a day, watched him with the anxious tenderness of a mother, and prescribed for him in a mnnner which proved the extent of her judgment and skill....his management." " Do you mean that Madame Hahnemann prescribes for him on her own responsibility?" " I do. She is almost as thoroughly acquainted with... | |
 | 1859 - 104 pages
...risking his life, and Hahnemann attends no patient out of the house. Madame Hahnemann, however, told me, not to be uneasy, as she would herself take charge...Hahnemann prescribed for him on her own responsibility ?" " I do. She is almost as thoroughly acquainted with medicine as her husband. She became his pupil,... | |
 | Thomas Lindsley Bradford - 1895 - 538 pages
...called upon him. It was impossible to bring the child here without risking his life, and Hahnemann attends to no patients out of the house. Madame Hahnemann...his management." "Do you mean that Madame Hahnemann prescribes for him on her own responsibility?" "I do. She is almost as thoroughly acquainted with medicine... | |
 | 1912 - 940 pages
...life, and Hahnemann attends to no patients out of the house. Madame Hahnemann told me, however, not be be uneasy, as she would herself take charge of the...his management." "Do you mean that Madame Hahnemann prescribes for him on her own responsibility?" "I do. She is almost as thoroughly acquainted with medicine... | |
 | Richard Haehl - 2001 - 540 pages
...risking his life, and Hahnemann attends no patient out of his house. Madame Hahnemann, however, told me not to be uneasy, as she would herself take charge...Hahnemann prescribed for him on her own responsibility ? " " I do. She is almost as thoroughly acquainted with medicine as her husband. She became his pupil,... | |
 | Thomas Lindsley Bradford - 2021 - 534 pages
...of her judgment and skill. In a few months the child recovered. He has never had a positive retimi of the disease, but he remains exceedingly delicate....his management." " Do you mean that Madame Hahnemann prescribes for him on her own responsibility ?" " I do. She is almost as thoroughly acquainted with... | |
 | 1891 - 524 pages
...called upon him. It was impossible to bring the child here without risking his life, and Hahnemann attends to no patients out of the house. Madame Hahnemann...his management." "Do you mean that Madame Hahnemann prescribes for him on her own responsibility?" "I do. She is almost as thoroughly acquainted with medicine... | |
 | P.C. Majumdar - 1912 - 284 pages
...tenderness of a mother, and prescribed for him in a manner which proved the extent of her judgments and skill. In a few months the child recovered. He...health, and consulting her concerning his management." • "Da you mean th*t Midame Hihnemmn prescribes for bins ot> her own responsibility f "I da She is... | |
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