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At the time of the symptoms in 2016 I was 56 year old and very active. I had a life-long, positive relationship with my mother who was the caregiver during childhood hospital visits due to ureter valve insufficiency. I believe the 2016 event took place due to suppressed anger/helplessness perceived as a child due to what could be seen as “medical rape”. Obviously Mom did the best she could with the circumstances and only believed she was helping. I interpreted it as in Chinese Medicine, anger held in the liver  [in the 5BN model, the bile ducts react to a territorial anger oder identiy conflict].

In 2016, I was challenged with liver distress and became completely jaundice. I was very yellow and my liver markers were all elevated. I used the medical system for testing to make sure I was making improvements but for nothing else. Luckily, I am familiar with emotional sickness and saw this as a release from childhood trauma related to a valve not working properly in the Ureter.  This was diagnosed at age two and the MD’s believed I would outgrow it. By age twelve, I had been through yearly testing requiring a hospital visit and tubes inserted into my bladder. My family moved to a new location and the new doctor did not feel it would be outgrown and required surgery. During those 10 years, I was on antibiotics as a preventative to infections (Gantrison).

Back to 2016 before the symptoms started, my Mom came to visit and she was incontinent by this time and when we got back to my house from picking her up at the airport, she had odor from urine. I believe this set off a whole cascade in me that was emotional from childhood. I was quite sick for three months (possibly the turnover time for the liver) and couldn’t eat much at all. My body yearned for watermelon (great for liver) and luckily they were available during these summer months. Though bedridden at times and very weak, my mindset was to let my body do the healing and I believed it could even though I did make funeral arrangements. It is hard to tell people how I did this because of my personal faith in my body but I had very strong intuition NOT to go to the hospital. Being in Natural Medicine, I knew I could not face their attack on the body for this kind of distress.

After recovery, I’ve been well since then and am very active at age 64. Lois

 

Ingmar Marquardt's comment:
In 2016, an intense territorial anger (or identity conflict) concerning the ectodermal hepatic bile ducts must have been resolved. These swell during the conflict-resolved phase, causing the bile and thus the bilirubin to back up, which leads to the typical yellow coloration.
Unfortunately, it is not clear from the report exactly what the moment of conflict resolution was. However, it could be, for example, that the confrontation with her mother's incontinence led her to the realization that her childhood bladder traumas are now irrelevant and that everything is now fine with her bladder. And that her now older mother (nor anybody else) will force her to treatments which she does not want.