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My daughter told me, in 3rd grade, that Kevin in her class has been coughing since the start of school.

It was Wednesday.

Question: „What was his conflict, what happened there, my little one?“

Answer: „He must have gotten a fright, right?“

Question: „Right, sweetheart, and how do you find out now when he got the fright?“

Answer: „Quite simple, Dad, I just have to wait until the cough stops, and then I count back the same amount of time again“

On Friday the cough was over. Mommy then counted back 7 days starting from Saturday and asked Kevin on Monday: What, or how, did you get a fright on August 7th?

Kevin had no idea at all what she was talking about, but she grilled him very precisely about what might have happened on August 7th. Indeed, Kevin then told her that, on vacation with his parents, he had been standing with his little sister behind a caravan at the campsite, his back to the wall of a barn, and the caravan, while maneuvering and parking, drove directly backward toward him while he was holding his sister's hand. (highly acute, dramatic, caught off guard, no way out, experienced in isolation - crystal-clear DHS)

Despite the side mirrors, the two of them were apparently right in the blind spot behind the middle of the caravan, and the driver didn't see them. That gave him a real fright. He thought the caravan would crush him and his sister, which of course didn't happen. Only once he was back home, with the thought „that can't happen anymore now“, did he go into resolution, and from then on he started coughing - for exactly as long as he had remained there since the shock (until departure).

That's how simply and logically New Medicine works. Even children who are just 10 years old are capable of understanding that.