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A woman in her mid-50s marries the love of her life after two failed relationships that also resulted in children. A few weeks later, she suffers a heart attack and receives emergency medical treatment.
She survived this heart attack, even though the conflict had been latent for at least 15 years. It had been that long since the last long-term relationship, which also resulted in a child, had failed. Even if there were one or two shorter liaisons in between, this obviously never led to a solution, as there were no symptoms of a solution. In this relationship, too, there was only a solution with a heart attack, although it had already lasted several years when the partnership was officially sealed by marriage, so to speak.
It can be assumed that the conflict was at least in a two-person constellation and therefore did not build up such a mass of conflict that the symptoms would be survivable in the event of a resolution. As no conspicuous PAP smears are known, it can be assumed that this conflict was located/prevails in the right cerebral region and was resolved with the wedding.