644.34.08 Euphorbia parviflora, CaseWoman, 50, tooth problems.
The roots of some teeth are decaying from inside out.
She had herpes zoster of her left eye and face. It was recurrent, coming back when she was tired and angry.
She has recurrent coryza, worse when she is tired, has asked too much from herself and better after sleep.
She had an identity crisis 20 years earlier, had lost her individuality after her divorce. She left him because she had given him too much and he treated her without respect. She thought he was more special than she was. He was the love of her life, but she was torn between adoration and a life as an independent woman.
One side of her is the strong, independent, persistent woman who can at times even be rude and irritable. The other side is unsure and vulnerable, the little child that needs confirmation, also in her job.
She has a weakness for hurt souls with a domineering quality. She starts getting people out of trouble. She stands up for the hurt child. She does a lot, often is her own slave driver. She always felt less worthy than others.
AnalysisThe complaints of the roots of her teeth and the herpes zoster are strong indications for the
Euphorbiaceae. We see the theme of the
Euphorbiaceae in her adapting to her husband, adoring him and giving too much. She has a difficulty being herself, thinking herself as less worthy than others.
Her persevering quality and going on doing too much is
Stage 8.
Together this leads to
Euphorbia parviflora.
Silicon series: husband.
Phase 3: adapting; adoring.
Follow upAfter Euphorbia pilulifera MK she becomes more relaxed, more in contact with her own essence. Her herpes disappears.
After six months she feels more sure and free in contact with people, it is a pleasure.