Man, 50 years old, cramps.He has been suffering from severe cramps in his calves for three years. They are worse while walking. The pain during walking is so intense that he must clench his teeth to endure it. Sometimes his legs turn blue.
The problems began when his wife died. After her death, he found out she had accumulated a lot of debt. He had to pay off her debts for seven years. During her lifetime, he had no idea. She told him she was paying all the bills. He later discovered she was a pathological liar.
He tried to do everything he could to take care of the children. To repay all the debts, he had to live on a very small amount of money. He had to sell his house, his car, and learn to commute by public transport. He regrets selling his garden.
In the past, he worked as a Catholic priest—he wanted to help others. Later he decided to teach religion to earn money and support his wife and her children.
As a child, he obeyed his parents and helped to take care of the household. He says they worked hard, but it was normal. His goal was to be an honest and just person, a good priest. He left the priesthood when he saw hypocrisy in the church.
While he was a priest, he met a widow with four children. She asked him for help. He says: “I wanted to help them like a good shepherd.”
The last few years with his wife were problematic. She often said she wanted a divorce, and he didn’t understand why. She told the children he pushed her down the stairs, even though she actually fell on her own.

AnalysisIron series: Issues with finances, debts, and taking care of the household.
Pteridophyte, 3-400.00.00: Lack of reflection; for years he had no idea his wife was lying to him. He automatically trusted her.
Iron series, 3-444.00.00; Polypodiidae: He is capable of functioning normally in the world; his aspiration and purpose lie in caring for the family and the home.
Phase 6, 3-444.16.00; Microsoroideae: Marital problems, wife falsely accused and deceived him.
Stage 11, 3-444.16.11: Schellolepis subauriculata: Desire to help the family, care taking, “I wanted to be a good shepherd.”

Follow upThe cramps now appear only occasionally, usually when he rushes.
In 6 months the cramps gradually subsided month by month.
Cuprum arsenicosum was prescribed previously and his cramps gradually improved, but at a certain point, the remedy stopped working. He feels this remedy is much better than Cuprum arsenicosum.