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Pseudoscleropodium purum
Year 2022, Issue 32, Article 12CaseAuthor: Britta Dähnrich
The following case history is not a common medical history. A participant in the examination groups, enthusiastic about working with the mosses, had read the Pseudoscleropodium examination by Franz Swoboda and said: "That's my story! She asked me to accompany her "case". The results of the effect of the moss remedy are so impressive - it worked on the consequences of an accident that happened almost 50 years ago - that we thought they should be made available to the readers. Equally impressive is the fact that the experience in the sensory test is almost congruent with the experience of the patient shortly after her accident.Pseudoscleropodium purumWoman, 71 years oldShe had a serious accident when she was 23 years old.
She had taken the bus into town to prepare tickets for Christmas, on the way back she wanted to do some shopping in a shop, had to cross the street and was hit by a car.
She had a craniocerebral trauma and a compound fracture of the lower leg. She cannot remember the course of the accident itself.
Everyone hoped she could be cured, but no one believed it. She herself was unconscious, it felt like gauze on a wound.
She remembers that her father was sitting above her head on the right or left side, which was not possible in reality, because he could not sit in the wall. She believes that her father prayed for her.
A year later she was to be operated on because the fracture in her lower leg was a splinter fracture and the individual parts of the bone had not grown together. Before she went to the hospital, she had the feeling that the operation had been successful, the patient dead. Therefore she asked her father to hold all the important papers together for her.
After the operation she was in so much pain that she asked for morphine. Her parents had gone to a healer during this time, he was supposed to support her with healing powers from a distance, she knew nothing about it. After a few hours the nurse came to give her the morphine, she felt that it was no longer necessary. The healer had told the parents that she was almost dead when he started to work with her at a distance.
She survived, but the leg was always a big problem for her.
She cannot walk for long, she feels a weakness in her leg and a stiffness.
She reports eight months after Pseudoscleopodium purum MK, several doses:
1st gift: my head felt clear, I felt lighter and felt a lightness in my foot
2. gift: afterwards I had to go to the toilet all the time to urinate
3. gift: I have feelings inside the bones at the injured place
4. gift: my back, hips and ribs hurt as if I was reliving the accident
She has the feeling that after each dose the bones on both legs become stronger.
One day she saw blood at the place where the wound had festered after the second operation; it bled for a few days and then stopped!
One day she could not stand touching, it was exactly on the spot where a screw had been placed during her first operation. The sensitivity to touch remained for a few days and then disappeared again.
The scar is getting better and better, she had never been able to wear a skirt, because people could not bear the sight of the scar.
About 6 months after the beginning of the treatment she felt a movement in the cranial sutures for a few weeks and an opening of the fontanel, which then almost closed again after a few weeks. Until today, she recently reported to me, the fontanel is not yet firmly closed." There is still movement in it," she says.One year after taking Pseudoscleropodium purum:She feels more secure with her leg, she feels it has become stronger, she can do more things, including more gardening, which would otherwise have been very strenuous.
She herself feels safer inside herself, dares to say things she would not have said otherwise.
She has gained more stability - emotionally and physically.
She recently reports that this steadfastness has remained until today.AnalysisMoss:
She survives the accident, although nobody believed it.
Pseudoscleropodium purum:
The patient was reminded of her experience shortly after the accident by the words "The moss feels like gauze on a wound". Likewise, the situation where the father and the healer pray for her is similar to the picture from the sensory test of Pseudoscleropodium purum, where the examiner reports: "The following feels like a mother's silent conversation with her half-dead child lying on her back in front of her: I'm touching you. Your skin is warm. You are alive. I pray that you get well. I pray that you'll get up, that you'll talk again. It's not false hope. I believe that healing is possible. After your accident (brain injury) you were lucky to survive. The accident was not your fault (car accident, falling off a swing, a seesaw) You had a soft fall (airbag, moss)" (Im Märchenland der Moose, Jan Scholten, 2020, S. 263)The most important aspects of Pseudoscleropodium purum (Large green stem moss), summary of two sensory tests:
At the roadside, expulsion, death march.
Just carry on.
Responsibility for his companions.
Superhuman effort, will to live.
People who survived the worst; children and descendants of such people.
Victor Frankl.
Children who fight, who do not give up.
The dead and the living close together: one dies, the other lives.
A soft landing is when you fall on a moss. Give in, don't fight it. Go with the flow. What has to happen, will happen. Your body will stand the pain as long as you don't fight it.
How I love life.LiteratureIn the fairyland of mosses", Jan Scholten 2020, page 262.
She had taken the bus into town to prepare tickets for Christmas, on the way back she wanted to do some shopping in a shop, had to cross the street and was hit by a car.
She had a craniocerebral trauma and a compound fracture of the lower leg. She cannot remember the course of the accident itself.
Everyone hoped she could be cured, but no one believed it. She herself was unconscious, it felt like gauze on a wound.
She remembers that her father was sitting above her head on the right or left side, which was not possible in reality, because he could not sit in the wall. She believes that her father prayed for her.
A year later she was to be operated on because the fracture in her lower leg was a splinter fracture and the individual parts of the bone had not grown together. Before she went to the hospital, she had the feeling that the operation had been successful, the patient dead. Therefore she asked her father to hold all the important papers together for her.
After the operation she was in so much pain that she asked for morphine. Her parents had gone to a healer during this time, he was supposed to support her with healing powers from a distance, she knew nothing about it. After a few hours the nurse came to give her the morphine, she felt that it was no longer necessary. The healer had told the parents that she was almost dead when he started to work with her at a distance.
She survived, but the leg was always a big problem for her.
She cannot walk for long, she feels a weakness in her leg and a stiffness.
She reports eight months after Pseudoscleopodium purum MK, several doses:
1st gift: my head felt clear, I felt lighter and felt a lightness in my foot
2. gift: afterwards I had to go to the toilet all the time to urinate
3. gift: I have feelings inside the bones at the injured place
4. gift: my back, hips and ribs hurt as if I was reliving the accident
She has the feeling that after each dose the bones on both legs become stronger.
One day she saw blood at the place where the wound had festered after the second operation; it bled for a few days and then stopped!
One day she could not stand touching, it was exactly on the spot where a screw had been placed during her first operation. The sensitivity to touch remained for a few days and then disappeared again.
The scar is getting better and better, she had never been able to wear a skirt, because people could not bear the sight of the scar.
About 6 months after the beginning of the treatment she felt a movement in the cranial sutures for a few weeks and an opening of the fontanel, which then almost closed again after a few weeks. Until today, she recently reported to me, the fontanel is not yet firmly closed." There is still movement in it," she says.One year after taking Pseudoscleropodium purum:She feels more secure with her leg, she feels it has become stronger, she can do more things, including more gardening, which would otherwise have been very strenuous.
She herself feels safer inside herself, dares to say things she would not have said otherwise.
She has gained more stability - emotionally and physically.
She recently reports that this steadfastness has remained until today.AnalysisMoss:
She survives the accident, although nobody believed it.
Pseudoscleropodium purum:
The patient was reminded of her experience shortly after the accident by the words "The moss feels like gauze on a wound". Likewise, the situation where the father and the healer pray for her is similar to the picture from the sensory test of Pseudoscleropodium purum, where the examiner reports: "The following feels like a mother's silent conversation with her half-dead child lying on her back in front of her: I'm touching you. Your skin is warm. You are alive. I pray that you get well. I pray that you'll get up, that you'll talk again. It's not false hope. I believe that healing is possible. After your accident (brain injury) you were lucky to survive. The accident was not your fault (car accident, falling off a swing, a seesaw) You had a soft fall (airbag, moss)" (Im Märchenland der Moose, Jan Scholten, 2020, S. 263)The most important aspects of Pseudoscleropodium purum (Large green stem moss), summary of two sensory tests:
At the roadside, expulsion, death march.
Just carry on.
Responsibility for his companions.
Superhuman effort, will to live.
People who survived the worst; children and descendants of such people.
Victor Frankl.
Children who fight, who do not give up.
The dead and the living close together: one dies, the other lives.
A soft landing is when you fall on a moss. Give in, don't fight it. Go with the flow. What has to happen, will happen. Your body will stand the pain as long as you don't fight it.
How I love life.LiteratureIn the fairyland of mosses", Jan Scholten 2020, page 262.