Osteochondrosis (Retardation of Bone Growth in Children)

Osteochondrosis affects the growing bone - and bone is read as one's fundamental structure, the framework on which one's whole being is built. In a child or adolescent, trouble in that growth is read as a fear of facing the challenges of growing up and meeting life, as if the very scaffolding of the self hesitates to take its full form under that fear. The short explanation's "fear of facing life's challenges" is exactly that. Relief is described as meeting life's challenges with support and reassurance, so one's structure can grow and firm up without fear.

Example from the findings: faltering bone growth is read as the structure of the self hesitating under a fear of facing life.