Pleurisy

Pleurisy inflames the lining of the lungs - our organ for taking in and transforming life's air - and is read as a deep inner conflict that gravely weakens one. The inflammation signals feelings anchored deep within: being profoundly "shocked" or irritated by some situation or person, an irritation so habitual it has become a reflex, carrying a load of negative feeling that limits how fully one can live. The short explanation's "feelings of inadequacy and of unworthiness" sits in that weakening inner conflict. Relief is described as finding and releasing the irritation that limits one's breath of life, so one's being can live fully again.

Example from the findings: the inflamed lung lining is read as a deep, habitual irritation that weakens one's capacity to take life in.