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Two weeks ago I met my cousin and she told me that one of her twin sons had been coughing a lot for a few days and was having difficulty breathing. She went to the doctor, who diagnosed the five-year-old with pneumonia involving the larynx.

I asked my cousin what kind of fear situation L. might have experienced.

Note: My cousin knows about the 5BN and sometimes asks me for advice about various conflicts involving her children. She quickly remembered the following situation:

Five days before L. developed the severe cough, the twins went to bed together as they did every night. Some time later, the parents heard that the two boys were crying violently. My cousin told me that L. was screaming and crying hysterically in bed.

What had happened? A pile of diapers stacked in the room had fallen over ... Because it was dark and they couldn't identify the noise, they must have been terrified. However, this situation was apparently only a biological conflict for L.

His brother J. also cried, but not as extremely as L. I explained to my cousin that L. suffered a territorial anxiety conflict due to the diaper falling over, which he only resolved four days later. He probably needed to go to bed four times to be sure that nothing more would happen. He is now coughing during the healing phase.

Note by Björn Eybl:
Thanks for the nice report - as life goes! It is interesting that only one of the two reacted - each of us is unique and shaped differently - previous lives also play a role.