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The young mother's second child was just under two years old when the parents switched to cloth diapers for garbage reasons, so that various excretions ended up in them. The son, who was three years older, also kept leaking a bit, so that the underpants and trousers also smelled very intensely of pee.

So she always pre-washed the stuffed cloth diapers and pee pants by hand and didn't really want to reach into the dirty laundry with her hands. Understandably, she found this quite disgusting.

Interestingly, however, she did not react with the dermis or sebaceous glands (that would be a "defilement conflict"), but with the epidermis, so that her skin on the outside became extremely dry within a few days – clearly a symptom of the conflict-active phase. Especially on the knuckles and finger joints, the skin often tore and there were tiny tears everywhere on the outside of the fingers and hands, which was painful. The skin looked greyish, parchment-like and "old".

Presumably, she reacted with the outside of her hands because it was an "unwanted contact" conflict – possibly simply to the cloth diapers, or symbolically to her children or the children's excretions.

After a few weeks, the use of cloth diapers was significantly reduced and the symptoms became equally less severe. A few more weeks later, these were completely abolished, because we were now sure that the painful symptoms on the hands came from that. The symptoms are then completely gone.

Three years later, during which no comparable cloth diaper trials were made and the symptoms no longer occurred, the boy was 5 years old and only needed diapers at night. They finally wanted to get rid of these diaper garbage mountains and baby leftovers and left out the diapers at night and put an alarm device on the underpants, which creates an alarm when wetting the bed and the subconscious gets feedback that letting it run is no longer a good idea.

On the first night, at 11 p.m., the alarm went off. The mother brought the peeed (disgusting) things into the bathroom with her hands and changed the boy's clothes. At 3 o'clock the next time the alarm went off. When she changed the clothes again and brought them to the bathroom, she noticed that her hands were already rough on the outside again – so it took just 4 hours of the renewed conflict-active phase until the onset of the recurrence was symptomatically noticeable!

The next day we talked about the symptoms and it was now clear that we had been right with the analysis 3 years ago, because the recurrence could verify the cause exactly. Unfortunately, there are no photos from earlier, when the symptom was very severe. This time, however, she took a photo the next morning, where you can already see the symptoms (even though they were of course much less pronounced than then). Due to all the micro-cracks, the rough skin sticks to fabric etc., so that sometimes individual plates tear off, as can be seen on the thumb on the left side of the picture.

Report translated by: Monique Hetfeld