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The pregnant woman is diagnosed with an irregularity in the baby's lungs during the ultrasound examination: CCAM
She is told that two teams of doctors will be put together so that surgery can be performed immediately after the birth. It may be necessary to remove an entire lung, as one is completely infested with cysts.

Two stories:
In the 3rd/4th week of pregnancy, the couple go on vacation to a hotel in Egypt.

1. Suddenly the patient wakes up in the night: There is a loud and violent banging on the door to her room, as if someone was trying to break in. She immediately thinks of a terrorist attack. She sits up in bed and trembles all over. Panic. Her husband and 2 small children are fast asleep.
She wakes her husband. He ventures to the door and opens it: a drunken vacationer has mistaken the door to her room and thinks it's hers. She tries in vain to unlock the door and beats it in a drunken rage. = Fear of death for the pregnant woman and her child.

2. departure: The fully occupied plane accelerates for take-off. Suddenly the pilot makes an emergency stop and is able to bring the plane to a standstill. No one is injured, but everyone is shocked. The passengers are only informed after 2 hours that it was “only” a misunderstanding. Calming pills are handed out.

Therapy:
The parents consult an NM therapist who breaks it all down. He advises them: Talk to the little one that everything is fine now, that this can't happen again, that everyone is looking forward to him and everything is set for a good start in life. They should stroke the belly - the child - often and show their love for the unborn child. The parents also pray for their little one.
Towards the end of the pregnancy, the doctors are amazed: the shadows on the lungs are getting smaller. At the last examination before the birth, the all-clear is given. The boy is born healthy (even without a caesarean section), no lung problems or anything else. The boy is now three years old, has developed normally and is the “sunshine” of the family.

Note by Björn Eybl:
Thank you - a wonderful story. Quite simply, the child experienced two fear-of-death conflicts with his mother in Egypt. The wise therapist calmed the parents and gave them the key to healing.