Since she was two years old. Itching, inflammation, nights she couldn't sleep. Dozens of dermatologists. Eastern medicine. Elimination diets. A little relief each time — then it all came back. "I just accepted it. I decided it was permanent. That this was just my skin." She came more out of curiosity than hope. In the first session, I felt something dense in her field — something that had been building for decades. Not in her skin. Deeper. It turned out that over 43 years, Anna had become an expert at suppressing anger. At home, at work, in relationships — always the easy one. Never made waves. Her body had been screaming on her behalf the whole time. After three sessions she wrote: the itching had become manageable. More and more days with nothing at all. For the first time in 43 years, she felt like it was something she could actually control. Six months later — the eczema hasn't come back.