Neurodermatitis

Neurodermatitis is read through the skin as the boundary between oneself and the world - the mirror of one's sensitivity and one's contact with others. The pattern is hypersensitivity in someone who has not learned to love themselves and, fearing hurt and abandonment, lives by others' expectations, often marked by an intense experience of separation. The skin flares where one feels the rawness of perceived injustice and cannot accept it. The short explanation's "not being able to accept the perceived injustices of life" sits in that raw, irritated contact with the world. Relief is described as learning to love and soothe oneself, easing the fear of abandonment, and meeting others from security rather than rawness.

Example from the findings: the inflamed, itching skin is read as a hypersensitive boundary raw with unaccepted hurt and fear of abandonment.