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One afternoon on vacation, I was walking barefoot on the terrace and wanted to look over a wall. In doing so, I stubbed my toe on a stone.
I ignored it for a moment and thought nothing of it.
A few seconds later, I felt a sharp pain in my toe and realized that my toe was more injured than I thought.
I knew the pain from a foot injury the year before: I had been in pain for almost three quarters of a year back then.
The pain must have been the DHS, because I thought to myself: “No, not again!”

By the evening, part of the toe had turned black and blue and I was annoyed at my clumsiness. I slept badly that night because of the pain.

Now the punch line: my injured foot twitched completely uncontrollably about 4 times that night.
It wasn't a muscle cramp with pain, but I made kicking movements with my foot without meaning to.
I immediately realized that this was EXACTLY the movement I had used to hit my toe. My foot was repeating the kicking motion that had led to the injury. Fascinating!

A typical healing crisis, in this case a localized epileptic seizure.
To eliminate the possibility of a splint, I walked over the stones on the wall several times the next morning, felt them under my foot and toe and told my toe:
“Look, you can walk barefoot on this, nothing will happen to you, everything is fine.”
In fact, I didn't have another night-time episode - my toe is now almost pain-free again.

Note by Björn Eybl:
In this great case study shows the “elegance” of the 5 Biological Laws of Nature. In this case it was about the epi-crisis.
I like the “conversation” with the toe the next day (every organ/part of the body has its own consciousness and likes this loving kind of attention ...).