07-14-2017, 09:02 AM
Yes, I have something to say about this! I had an experience with an extremely uncomfortable skin rash...
About 5 years ago, I went ot of state from New Mexico to Mississippi to stay with my grandmother for a few weeks. When I got there I began getting itchy on my ankles at first, it soon spread up my legs and on my arms. At first I also wondered if it could be bug bites, but I concluded that it wasn't. It was extremely itchy and it was hard to enjoy myself and be comfortable. I left after 3 weeks, and when I got back home the rash quickly dissipated and went away completely.
A year later, I went back to Mississippi. Immediately upon landing the rash started again. This time it was more severe. Itchy little bumps popping up all over my anckles and going up my legs, and all down my arms. I ended up going to see a doctor because we couldn't figure out what was causing the rash. The doctor couldn't tell me why either, but prescribed steroids because it was so uncomfortable, the constant severe itching. That helped but I left after 2 weeks and the rash went away again.
Now, why did this happen? I've thought long about this and I believe I figured it out, for myself. At the time, I was trying to run away from my problems. I thought that leaving my environment would help me solve my problems. That was a false judgment. I could not ignore the rash I had. The itching was severe and all I wanted was relief. This echoed my state of mind, my subconscious mind. I was uncomfortable and not at peace with my environment and with what I was doing at the time.
So what I got from that rash was that I needed to go back home and deal with what was bothering me. That running away wasn't going to solve anything.
About 5 years ago, I went ot of state from New Mexico to Mississippi to stay with my grandmother for a few weeks. When I got there I began getting itchy on my ankles at first, it soon spread up my legs and on my arms. At first I also wondered if it could be bug bites, but I concluded that it wasn't. It was extremely itchy and it was hard to enjoy myself and be comfortable. I left after 3 weeks, and when I got back home the rash quickly dissipated and went away completely.
A year later, I went back to Mississippi. Immediately upon landing the rash started again. This time it was more severe. Itchy little bumps popping up all over my anckles and going up my legs, and all down my arms. I ended up going to see a doctor because we couldn't figure out what was causing the rash. The doctor couldn't tell me why either, but prescribed steroids because it was so uncomfortable, the constant severe itching. That helped but I left after 2 weeks and the rash went away again.
Now, why did this happen? I've thought long about this and I believe I figured it out, for myself. At the time, I was trying to run away from my problems. I thought that leaving my environment would help me solve my problems. That was a false judgment. I could not ignore the rash I had. The itching was severe and all I wanted was relief. This echoed my state of mind, my subconscious mind. I was uncomfortable and not at peace with my environment and with what I was doing at the time.
So what I got from that rash was that I needed to go back home and deal with what was bothering me. That running away wasn't going to solve anything.