644.55.15 Dalbergia pinnata, Case
Woman, 50, chronic fatigue syndrome.
She is totally and continuously exhausted. She has bad concentration, is forgetful, cannot find words. She is oversensitive to noise, bad air, the energy of people. She feels like an electric cord that is open.
She has periods of influenza with a nasty, whining feeling in her body, cramping pain in all muscles, shivering from the cold, pressing pain in her forehead. She feels she might live for a short while when she stays warm in bed. She had pneumonia from the cold.
Her uterus has been removed due to fibroids with menorrhagia and dysmenorrhoea but since then she has felt ill with abdominal pains.
She had a happy childhood and a lovely, giving mother.
She never found a good relationship. She had a man who needed her as a mother as he felt alone, emotional, weak after the loss of his son. He left her for another woman. Later she had an affair with her director. He kicked her away out of the relationship and her job when it became public. She feels sad due to all the problems with men, being used by them.
She started travelling over the world at 18. Mexico was warm, nice and relaxed but also dirty and poor. California was the “tits and ass machine”.
She feels irritated, frustrated that people let her down, her sister, men.
Weather: > sea, > storm.
Desire: sweets, cream, butter, whipped cream; vegetables.
Food: cheerful and bloated abdomen from sugar; flatulence from peas; heavy abdomen from beans.