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I alone was in charge of marketing in our company, which I enjoyed. At some point, to my disappointment, I suddenly got a “supervisor”, half my age, fresh from university.

She became my “boss” and for about a year I tried to become a team with her. But the result was that she asked me about everything that was useful to her, used the network I had built up over many years for herself and gradually took away all my marketing shots. Everything was done quietly behind the scenes and I was then presented with very unpleasant facts, which often came as a shock to me.

I often doubted myself until I realized that my place was gradually being “wiped out” by her until I had almost nothing to do and just spent my time in the office doing nothing. She took away my territory and all my tasks, did them herself or gave them to external people. It was a very clear strategy, I was to mutate into nothing, a completely unimportant zero, until only she remained as the head of marketing.

When our senior boss once snapped at me very sharply, loudly and aggressively during a meeting of three (from the left) that I was being uncooperative and how defensive I was actually sitting there (what?!) - meanwhile she sat opposite us grinning and silent, I was so shocked by his completely unusual reaction that shortly afterwards I had hearing problems in my left ear for several months, a kind of deafness.

Then came the cystitis (inflammation of the bladder) at some point. Obviously I was in the process of resolving a conflict about marking my territory. I don't remember how I set myself apart internally so that I entered the healing phase - I think I just resigned myself at some point and said to myself: well, then I'll just do private things at work in secret and she can go fuck herself.

This bladder inflammation easily lasted 6 weeks. Painful, with blood in the urine - but I knew about the new medicine by now and told myself: just bear it, it will be over sometime. I only drank bladder and kidney tea and put a hot water bottle on my bladder. Sometimes I was desperate and thought, there's no end in sight, should you go to the doctor ...? But I knew that I had “bacteria” in my urine and would be given antibiotics, what else?

So: keep trusting your own soul and persevere!
Then at some point it finally got better and “suddenly” all the complaints were over.

There are still many, many moments when I clearly recognize the comprehensible "logic" of the New Medicine, in myself, in others, even in animals.
Now, for example, my sister has had recurrent cystitis for months and I - I know exactly why:
The daughter is fighting over her territory at home, which always upsets her. But unfortunately I can't convince her of the GNM and the responsibility for her own body, she trusts the doctors and has already had 3 unsuccessful courses of antibiotics. She is slowly beginning to doubt ... but is still looking for the villain on the outside (bacteria).
I am so grateful to Dr. Hamer, Barbara

Note from Björn Eybl
Thanks Barbara for the great report. For women, territory marking is usually about partner issues. But not always, as we learn here.
Antibiotics: In the short term, when you don't know what to do, yes. But multiple cycles usually only cause more damage. A good alternative is CDL (MMS).