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The patient was a young woman, around 30, who was a wife and mother of two rather unruly children. She was suffering from symptoms of spastic choking rendering her unable to eat. She had suffered for over a week and her condition was becoming increasingly severe. Every time she ate, she would begin choking to the extent that breathing was difficult.

The following day she felt a little better but still too fearful to even try to eat. The practitioner told her to continue to take the combo as directed for the next 5 days. During this period she found she became a little more relaxed and was able to start taking liquids without choking. She came to see the practitioner regularly during this time because it seemed to help her to be away from the family. Finally she was able to express her pent up anger and distress caused by the behaviour of her husband who she admitted was the cause of the choking. This was a reaction to his anger and condemnation of her, and her inability to express her feelings towards this mental cruelty. Her condition was making it difficult for her to give enough time to her children and this in turn meant that her husband was often forced to look after them instead. Finally able to talk to someone, she began to understand how she was unconsciously punishing him for his treatment of her, but in the process was making the relationship for both of them more untenable. Realising this for the first time things started to change, the choking stopped gradually and as far as the practitioner knows, it has not returned. During their last week at the ashram, the family was more peaceful, including the relationship between her and her husband.