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A few months ago, my partner enthusiastically took over the management of a plant that was in a bad way. He eagerly began to motivate the employees again and tried to revitalize the company with new concepts.
Then the following incident occurred:
During a meeting with owners, he learned that they were considering possibly closing the plant. This news really affected him - a loss of territory conflict.
A few days later, the board members of the group of companies told him that they were behind him and would not allow the closure.
On that very day, my partner suddenly developed symptoms of a heart attack:
Very severe pain/burning in the chest, radiating into the arm, etc.

Fortunately, the following had happened beforehand, so my husband already knew about it (history of 2nd heart attack):
My partner's mother, who lives in a kind of “permanent territorial conflict” with her husband (no harmony with regard to the shared household), was home alone for 4 weeks because her husband was visiting his family in Argentina.
During this time she had the “territory” to herself, which she enjoyed very much.
When her husband returned and she had to “share” the territory again, she became aware of the territorial conflict again.
A few days later, when the whole family was sitting together for dinner, she suddenly developed severe chest pains and shortness of breath - obviously a heart attack.
My explanation was that she had resolved her territorial conflict by being together and suffered a heart attack as a result.

So my partner knew immediately when he had a heart attack and hardly panicked.
He went home, lay down and slept for a long time, after which everything was fine.
In the case of his mother, who was taken to hospital immediately after her episode, the examination did not produce any clear results, except that her “heart values” were elevated.
In any case, she was sent home again, even though the situation was quite dramatic.
Were these two territorial conflict solutions, as the saying goes, or how do you see it Björn?
All the best, Pia

Note from Björn Eybl
Thank you Pia for the interesting double report. Yes, two small heart attacks, two coronary artery infarctions to be precise.
The conflict mass was small in both cases, so they happened right after the conflict resolution and therefore they were well tolerated.
For the future, those affected can consider how to “reposition” themselves - how to deal with the situations differently. You could also get yourself some Strophantin mother tincture - just in case.