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Ferrum sidereum

Year 2026, Issue 8CaseAuthor: Christina Ari
Meteorite: The men who could not pass away
During a weekend shift at three in the morning, I was called to see a terminally ill patient whom I had never met before.
He was suffering from severe, treatment-resistant pain due to a glioblastoma in the optic nerve area.
After several recurrences and just as many operations, he had gone blind and was largely paralyzed.
He could no longer speak, but he responded to touch and gentle encouragement.
When I touched him, I had the impression that he was wide awake inside and his attention seemed to be fully focused on my presence.
He was locked inside himself.
I perceived his condition as a kind of inner isolation, and it seemed impossible for him to relax and recover.
Although it seemed as if he had lost contact to the world, Phase 8
he was still trying to have everything under his control, Stage 13
he just could not let go.
His wife told me about his never-ending suffering and that he had been in a similar state for six months already; as if he were about to die at any moment. But he was unable to let go of his life and no one around would understand why he was still alive.
This man had been a high personality Phase 4, a well-known teacher in the local academic high school. He had to undergo a big disappointment, when (out of political reasons) he was not elected to be the director of the school, although he would have been the best qualified candidate. Stage 13
Soon after this decision his disease had started.
Prescription: Meteorite C200, one dose per day for three days.
AnalysisPhase 8: imprisoned within himself.
Phase 4: rigidity.
Stage 13: cannot let go, afraid of losing control, withholds.
Follow upOn the fourth day, he passed away peacefully in his sleep.
It seemed to me that Meteorite had given him the confidence he needed to accept death.
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