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The Cause Is Often Found In Unexpected Places

I have met a woman who has heard about me through the blog. At first glance, she was young, healthy and, in all likelihood, a successful woman. She was a mathematician, she had one child and a successful marriage. She contacted me for health problems: she had lupus and several spontaneous miscarriages in later pregnancy before and after the only child she gave birth to. According to her, the coincidence allowed the child to be born. Her question was to continue with attempts to get a child or to give up, as she was likely to have major problems. The case was very interesting and unusual. I suspected the problem was much deeper than she thought. My suspicion was on her previous life. Continue reading “The Cause Is Often Found In Unexpected Places” →