A 13-year-old girl, she is somewhat slumped, pale, quiet, and listless. She starts pointing at her mother when I ask why they have come. She is cautious, follows everything with her eyes, charming. Her complaints: sick with every virus, she often has a fever, coughing, and headaches. She used to have asthma. They have just moved twice, and her parents separated this year. She has been staying at home for a while now, feeling “overwhelmed.” She feels a lot of stress and gets confused when given a task. She has no interest in anything, tires easily, becomes sad quickly, and then lies in bed all day. She speaks softly, with a voice that has little resonance or tone. She often has headaches, during her period, before and during, since last year she has been on the anti conception pill, she had heavy bleeding and also felt dizzy. She used to have headaches when her lungs felt tight, this has been the case since her first year since she was weaned, it was worse in damp weather or a swimming pool. Her poor resistance is a recent development, as the two years before that went very well. Before the move, there were already problems between her parents. She has grown 10 cm in the past year. Falling asleep has been difficult since the divorce. In bed, she is grumpy and thinks about everything. Her hobby is horseback riding, telling this she looks enthusiastically into space and ahead, as in expectation (as seen often in Lamiales). She has nice dreams, she gets a horse and wins the competition. After Asclepias tuberosis, she has been sick less often for some time. After Morpho menelaus occidentalis, she is less tired, and not sick for six months, with occasional headaches. After six months, she is sick again, with a sore throat, headaches, fever, pain in her forehead and neck, and throughout her head. She has been overtired for a long time again. She is happier, outside all day, doing more things. The fatigue is present throughout the day. This fatigue was already present before she started secondary school; when she is tired, she becomes irritable. Sleep has been a problem since she was a baby. During her pregnancy, the mother had severe pelvic pain for months.
Analysis
What to do, repeat the remedy? I prefer to look for an alternative, because the fatigue is still there, and it even has increased after the summer. She continues and is willing to develop, so there are no longer ‘Butterfly’ themes, probably because of her development she is more aware, including the situation and the tension it causes her.
Series 6: pain, infection, developmental stage, resistance (here, we extrapolate themes of the Asterales to the Series 6, also using characteristics of her pregnancy).
Phase 6: Fatigue, her feelings about the move, and the separation.
Q-search: search word sleepy (a prominent concomitant of all her pain or infections) with filter Class 6 and Subphase 6 (Subphase is usually more visible, the outside, the Phase more the underlying layer, the basis). Here we see the option Jasminum multiflorum, placed at 3-665.46.14
Confirmation of this Stage 14, we see in: overwhelming, powerless.
Prescription: Jasminum multiflorum MK
Follow-up
She feels better quickly, she has not been ill for the first two months, but she still has a slight headache when the weather changes, during thunderstorms, rain, or storms. On days with thunderstorms, she wakes up with it, but during the thunderstorm or storm, it subsides. Sleep is now good. A few pimples on the forehead. Her mood is much better, and more under control, in the past she had difficulty getting over these things, but she is now less quick to anger, no more irritation. Five months later she is stable and feels good about herself. Based on this case, Stage 15 would be a good option for Jasminum multiflorum (compare the sensitivity to weather of Phosphorus, the theme of loss of Bismuthum and Antimonium, the theme of grumpiness of Nitricum, and the intensity of menstruation). After a year the menses was still profuse and during the first day headache, this complaints disappeared after Aristologia clematis.