Children very often suffer from diseases which in their expression are the mirror of a conflict, of a sorrow or an emotion coming from their parents.
This happens even for pets towards their owners. Children recover when their parents become aware of the problem.

There came to me a young lady carrying a baby girl who was holding her neck bent right in an antalgic position. She told me her baby had waken up with a stiff aching neck, so that she could not turn it either side. I asked her who was limiting her freedom - her baby's pain in the neck was being actually a response to it. The young lady had a beneficial laughter and said: "My parents-in-law". After ten minutes the baby girl could move her neck freely with no ache.

One day I went to see a friend of mine who had separated from her husband. She told me her elder teenage daughter was suffering from frequent nosebleeding. I said to her- "This happens because she is losing her blood, that is her father". Since that day the girl did not have any manifestation of nosebleeding.

Once there came to me a lady with her four year old boy who had been suffering from a pruriginous eczema for two years. He had not benefited from cortisone-based salves doctors prescribed him. I asked his mother: -"When does the itching get worse?" - " When he touches some earth ". I said to his mother:- " In the collective symbolism earth is the same as mother, thus your child has got a problem with you". The lady wept and said: - " I guess you're right, the eczema has actually manifested itself since I let some relatives of mine look after him as soon as I started working".
I called her after a month: - since the day of our consultation the eczema had began to reduce its size and after two months it had disappeared.

Relatives

I believe the causes of diseases are not viruses, but relatives. In order of pathogenicity, the most dangerous of all is the mother. The most frequent feeling considered as a source of disease is the feeling of being left. Another one is that of repression for fear of not meeting the expectations of those people close to us and of society in general.