Dysentery

Dysentery violently empties the bowel, and is read as fear and anger at something one is being forced to accept and cannot digest. The pattern is feeling the victim of a "low blow" or betrayal - often within the family - met with revolt, fear and shame, so that rather than absorb the experience one expels it in alarm. It is read as the gut refusing, in fear and anger, a process of life one feels forced into. The short explanation's "fear and anger in being forced to accept the process of life" is exactly that. Relief is described as feeling safe enough to let the experience be processed rather than violently rejected, easing the fear and the anger at being forced.

Example from the findings: dysentery is read as the gut expelling in fear and anger what one is being forced to accept and will not digest.