Case: man, 40, ulcerative colitis.
The ulcerative colitis started with blood in stools, and he lost 10 kg. It is treated with prednison and immunoglobulines. It started from stress at his job in the in IT. He has a temporary contract, but desperately wants a permanent contract to get the permission to stay in Holland as a foreigner. His boss is difficult, only gives one year contracts. It is also difficult as he has to work from home due to Covid. It makes the contact with colleagues difficult. He feels unjustly treated as he has to give more to prove himself and doe to get a contract in return. He feels he has to start from scratch.
He studied as chemical engineer. After his study he choose for Information technology and worked for big companies in his home country for 15 years. He was very successful. He feels he is good in his work, but now he has to show it in Holland. He has to show himself, prove himself. He fear he will say things in a wrong way and get fired.
The life style in his home country has declined, cities there are crowded. It felt like a bubble that is shrinking. He wants to live permanently in Holland, because there is more freedom and there are better living conditions with more respect for the environment and each other. Freedom is very important for him. He wants a better life and more educational possibilities for his daughter of 5 years old.
AnalysisThe main problem is that he has to prove himself (
Stage 9) and gives more than ht gets back (
Phase 6,
Oxygenium), to get a permanent contract to be able to stay in a free (
Lanthanides) country.
Mineral: simple problem; sees things only from his point of view; factual.
Lanthanides: ulcerative colitis; desire freedom.
Stage 9: proving himself for others; he knows enough, but just needs the approval; fear he will say things in wrong way.
Oxydatum: ulcerative colitis; giving more than he gets back.
DD Stage 6: proving oneself for oneself; feels unjustly treated.
Prescription:
Europium oxydatum.
Follow upAfter
Europium oxydatum MK he got fever for three weeks. He had to push himself to do anything. He had cough, a sore throat, and sweating. The whole family has similar symptoms. After that he feels generally better, but is still coughing. In the beginning he had dreams of working on weird, insolvable mathematical questions and playing a video game were he could not hold the controller. In a meeting with friends he felt as if in a dream, as if being drunk, a bit sick.
His colitis is much better. He is less stressed at his work. He is calmer, not shouting so much. People asked too much of him, but now he is more tolerant.
His quality of life went from 50 to 65.