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Ferrum sidereum

Year 2026, Issue 8CaseAuthor: Christina Ari
Hilde, 12 years old, Anorexia.
The twelve-year-old girl developed anorexia, after her younger sister was affected by epilepsy.
Hence all the attention in the family was focused on her sister.
She no longer felt noticed and no longer knew where her place was in the family.
she had always felt very responsible for her younger sister.
She had been important, but since then everything was different; she was no longer able to fulfill her role in the family.
She was only twelve when she began to withdraw, avoided to be connected and then even refused to eat.
As she became thinner and thinner, she regained everyone's attention. Stage 13
But this did not change her behavior.
She avoided forming relationships.
While talking with her, it was as if an invisible wall separating us.
She was a delicate creature
and it seemed as she was from another planet, almost transparent with her thin, long limbs and hollow eyes.
She also suffered from dizziness, hypotonic crises, and a tendency to collapse, and her fingers were constantly ice cold - Phase 8.
It seemed as if she wanted to leave us at any moment, but actually it was even more the state of being frozen.
But she also had another side; she could be very headstrong and no one could bend her will -Phase 4.
AnalysisOne, sided view, unreflected, mineral kingdom.
Stuck into severe problems within relationships point to Lapidae.
A frozen like, disconnected state made me think of phase 8. Headstrong and unbendingness of Phase 4.
Withdrawal and physically shrinking points to Stage 13.
Resignation and isolation after disappointment, lost identification reminds of Meteorite (Ferrum sidereum).
Prescription: 1-334.84.13 Meteorite C200 for three days.
Follow upThe remedy enabled her to live in harmony with all her weaknesses and strengths, integrated and secure within her family and also with her surroundings. She felt a sense of “belonging to” again!
She then ate very consciously and developed well.
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