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For 1 1/2 to 2 years - she couldn't say more precisely - the young woman had had skin rashes and, in places, deeply cracked skin on the palm of her right hand, likewise cracked skin on the sole of her right foot, and above all, at times, very severe pain in her right foot (felt especially on the instep). For the pain in her foot she was prescribed pain patches, which she only took when absolutely necessary, but naturally no lasting improvement occurred with that. When asked, she confirmed that since then she has also always had ice-cold feet. So about two years ago she must have suffered a partner-side separation conflict (cracked skin, rashes) and a brutal separation conflict (periosteum of the right foot), which has since been partly in the active phase, partly in a hanging healing.

It turned out that, since her childhood/youth, she had had a horse and a pony that meant a great deal to her. Two years ago her horse had to be put down due to age and illness. She was not present when the vet came, since she didn't want to be present for that. Suddenly she got a call informing her that her pony also had to be put down, which hit her completely unexpectedly. It was precisely during this period that the symptoms mentioned then appeared. Since, due to her own family situation, she left the farm in the months that followed to live with her husband and children in a house of their own, it was also impossible for her to have a new horse, and the healing phase could not reach its conclusion, since she could not "let go" of her horses. With this realization it became clear to her that she had to finally resolve this conflict in order to get rid of the symptoms. It took a bit more than another year, but then the time came. In her new home she was able to additionally acquire an adjoining agricultural plot and bought two ponies. Within a short time the symptoms disappeared and have not occurred again since.