We all slept well on our own bed in our own house.
Yesterday before we left Navajoland, I collected some more pine needles and a pinch of sage from our homesite. My husband told me Navajo people drink sage tea as a medicine. After we arrived at home last night, I washed them and soaked them in water for one night. This morning I made tea with them. Even through the sage was just a very tiny portion, the tea had a strong fragrance of sage. I liked the tea and finished up drinking. It tasted like a great medicine for my body. I am glad none of us got sick even though we stayed close to my mom-in-law being very sick. I feel it might be thanks to the pine needle tea that we had during our stay.
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On the day of the counselling with a professional homeopath, she didn’t issue an official remedy prescription. I was disappointed but I didn’t say anything on the day. On the next morning, I felt I should ask her a prescription because that was what I paid for, and what I deserve to receive. As a response the homeopath issued an unofficial remedy prescription. Even though I cannot purchase the alcohol potency remedy from Japan, I can somewhat make an order some of the remedies from India.
I mixed some sugar ball remedies with alcohol drink and made my original prescription. I am going to take this homeopathic medicine for at least one month.
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