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A student of my course asked me to help her with her symptoms.

The woman thought it was a so-called fungus on her right foot (toes), it had been there for about three or four weeks. She has used the bathroom with other family members, no one has anything like this, her left foot is also fine. So the contagiousness theory has once again been defeated.

Here is what the woman said at the beginning of the consultation (May 15):
"I have never suffered from anything like this in my life, and now the symptoms have been present for 3-4 weeks. Small blisters with transparent liquid, itchy, wet and dry. I only remember one moment before this, the realization that someone had used my foot towel and I was very uncomfortable with it (so she thought she had fungus). But that realization and calming myself down hasn't helped yet. Even a change of place (went to a dacha, a trip to another city) didn't help end the program, although maybe they were too short-lived for that. By the way, it started with my thumb, then spread to my pinky. I'm right-handed."

I found out that there is no odor, just itching and changes on the outer skin. So it's not fungus (symptom for dermis, old mesoderm, post resolution condition or hovering recovery). The localization on the foot indicates that the bioshock is location-related: you were uncomfortable somewhere, for example, and wanted to leave, but needed to stay for a while. And since she's right-handed, it's because of her dad or brother (partner side).
Her answer: yes, I want to leave my parents' home, but I can't right now, and it is in the last month that such feelings have been exacerbated, that I want to leave, but I can't.

In a telegram the woman wrote (May 16):
So, I report! Nadezhda and I worked it out, thank her so much. It was a separation conflict (ectoderm is affected) related to localization: I want to leave the place, but I can't (leg). That's right, I want to leave my parents' home, but I can't right now. My right leg as a right-handed person suggests either because of my father or my brother. And this is where Hamer and Nadezhda were right. Yes, because of my father. And it's been escalating over the last month. Thank you, Nadezhda!

The woman wrote another message in the telegram group on May 26:
Hello everyone. I decided to wait a few days before sharing the release of all symptoms. But basically, the same day I realized what the cause was, new foci stopped forming or recurring, the skin just dried up, now it's almost clear. And this is after a month of recurring symptoms! And this is despite the fact that I did not change the situation, and on the attitude to her especially did not work hard, you can say that I just removed the isolation, talking about this situation with my mother, after Nadezhda helped to deal with the causes. So there you go. Now my mom wants to read Dr. Hamer's books!