#epicrisis

[heardatmedschool]

“I love the word ‘epicrisis’. The crisis has already finished, this is just an epilogue.”

[heardatmedschool]

Student 1: ... that patient’s last hospitalization had, like, 60 pages of evolutions. I ended up just reading the epicrisis.

Student 2: That’s... that’s what epicrisis are for.

[tyranicalincursions-blog]

Often think of the rapidity with which things pass by and disappear, both the things that are and the things that are produced. For substance is like a river in continual flow, and the activities of things are in constant change, and the causes work in infinite varieties; and there is hardly anything that stands still. And consider what is near to you, this boundless abyss of the past and of the future in which all things disappear. How then is he not a fool who is puffed up with such things or plagued about them and makes himself miserable? For they vex him only for a time, and a short time.

Marcus Aurelius, Meditations

[npoh]

EpiCrisis According to GNM (Part 2)

I learned something new since my last blog relating to my fall. Even though I fell at 10 am and left the country at 2pm there was still some affect on the Kidney. There was also some affect on my bronchial tubes (scare/fright conflict) and my muscles (SDC conflict).

Three days after the fall, about the same time I realized I wasn't going to have any brain swelling (conflicts resolved), I began coughing. It wasn't much until the next day when I coughed more and also started pee'ing a lot (every 2 hours). The good news is I lost 6 pounds of fluid! My muscles began to ache and by bedtime I had fever and chills. During the night I also had night sweats.

The above symptoms are what Dr. Hamer calls an EpiCrisis. It can last a few minutes, a few hours or a few days. But the symptoms tell me what the conflicts were at the time of the fall.

Since I had a cough, I know I had a "scare/fright conflict". I had fluid retention, loss of a sense of direction, along with night sweats, so I know I experienced an "existence conflict". And because I had muscle aches I know I also experienced a "self-devaluation conflict". All three conflicts were from just one event. It was a big fall.

The scare/fright (coughing) occurs in the Cerebral Cortex so I can expect a high fever during the EpiCrisis. My temperature will be over 39.5 C/103.2 F. The muscle aches occur in the Cerebral Medulla and the fluid retention is from the Brain Stem. Since these three conflicts occurred in different germ layers there was no constellation. It was only when I left the country, with the "refugee conflict" did I constellate because both KCT conflicts, "existence" and "refugee" are in the same germ layer.

Now the only thing I have left to do is check to see if I developed an allergy or trigger associated to where I fell. I will check water, porcelain, metals, etc. Everything that was in my environment at the time of the event I am at risk for becoming allergic to. In GNM, this is what Dr. Hamer refers to as tracks. They lead us back to the event. If I became allergic to water or porcelain, for example, then I may cough, retain fluid, or have muscle aches whenever I am around it. Our reaction to an item tells us what the conflict was at the time we became allergic. The challenge is to figure out what that event was.

I personally feel it's very important to see an Allergy Elimination Specialist as soon as you have an event so the practitioner can check for the allergy and eliminate it, as well as the emotions associated with the event. In other words, when you are sick is exactly when you need to see a practitioner. The event will likely be fresh in your mind. 

“Every disease originates from a shock or trauma that catches us completely by surprise.”   Dr. Ryke Geerd Hamer

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