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A woman with medicated epilepsy attacks since the age of 12, in the absence of medication, she had an attack after 30 minutes. During a lecture, he allows questions from whoever was attending and the issue was that the patient had epileptic seizures as long as she did not take the medication. Faced with the GNM explanation of the conflict, she couldn't see anything that had happened to her. At the end of the lecture, he came to me and asked to speak in private, he immediately began to cry and acknowledged that he already knew what had happened.

When he was 12 years old and in the absence of his parents who went to work abroad, he stayed at the home of his parents' best friends and on the first day while taking a shower there was an attempt of abuse by the man of the house, which culminated in the 1st epileptic attack with a trip to the hospital. Since then, he started taking medication for epilepsy.

The second time we spoke (1st appointment) the time without taking the drug was 16 hours without any reaction instead of 3 hours. Even so, we identified 2 more situations in which she reacted with attacks, one of them when she was upset with her boyfriend and went to sleep on the couch. Any situation lived in solitude with an untrustworthy male would trigger the attack. The issue was also resolved.

The patient could not drive and today she not only drives cars but her profession is driving tourist boats.