As in all diseases that end in itis, appendicitis manifests itself when the person feels repressed anger, for being too insecure and dependent on others to express it.
She is also very afraid of the authority of someone who made her angry and she does not dare to express it, to let it out. She has the impression of “no way out”. This fear is related to a situation that occurred just before the appendicitis crisis.
Most frequently, it is a situation on the affective level that comes to unbalance my sensitivity and my emotions. My fear may have caused this event because they generated black thoughts and I was worried.
I feel like I’m in a “dead end” (it’s the form of the appendix) because I have the feeling of being oppressed, which activates fear, insecurity, tiredness, abandonment in me. Most frequently, this setback is related to money and particularly pocket money.
It can also be something or someone that I wanted to “add” or “be incorporated” into my life, but a circumstance prevents it. For example, maybe I want my spouse to come live in my house, but he or she doesn’t want to or I don’t have enough room to put them up, etc. There is an “obstruction” to the flow of life and I inhibit a multitude of emotions.
I need to talk about what I am experiencing, I need to “empty my bag” because I have difficulty digesting what is happening, I find this ugly and disappointing.
DISPUTES:
A. It is a reservoir (pantry, reserve… it is a pocket, therefore, a reserve of money. We can even find the word “recognition”). In a child it has to do with pocket money (daily use) (Examples: candy, sugar, weekly pay, money…). Example: A child has an attack of appendicitis, three days before, they were talking at home that they had to pay for an excursion for the child and that they had no money and they were talking about touching the savings. The boy resented.
B. Indigestible “dirt” conflict. Example: child who witnesses a terrible scene of violence between his parents. Or something we can’t empty. Dead end, trick, (Have it sworn to someone)
Given that this disease can degenerate into a serious complication, the message your body sends you is that you should not wait any longer to express what you feel. You’ve been holding back for too long, if you keep holding back, you may burst.
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