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Clinical Case 23

Account written in French, machine-translated.

I Accompanied This Person.

"Mr. Montaud, I read your book. I really want to believe in it. I feel deep down that it suits me perfectly. I'm taking the plunge because, after the opinion of a 'specialist,' pulling teeth, opening gums, 'bridling' my teeth... all of that is horrifying. I don't want to be bridled.

There must be another way to stop my teeth from advancing. I'm over 50; I wore an appliance throughout my childhood; I had my teeth pulled countless times. The dentist got frustrated, even with that; it still didn't fit... I ended up with a dentition that didn't suit me; I got used to it, I made do... and now it really bothers me, people keep pointing it out.

I'm going through a difficult emotional period with a painful separation. At home, I'm tackling projects that have been in the works for a long time, running around everywhere, and even working on my teeth, things are moving around.

At the beginning with the activator in my mouth, it's a tour de France in my head but I pause... 3 times 20 minutes is long and short... I need at least that to stop. And even if everything around me is still hectic, I find peace and relaxation deep down.
A few months before, I had suffered from hyperthyroidism without really understanding... I like to understand why? And where are the answers? Do we need to understand everything?
When I see the result in my mouth, I believe it, it's obvious, it's visible.

But then if it's the events, life, the things of life that do all of this, how to react and no longer let elements that don't suit us be imposed.
Without violence, without constraints, and without struggle.

Seeking the answers within ourselves that are 'just right.'
Those that make us progress at our own pace on our own path (CF Michel Montaud)
I understand now.

I'm still at the beginning... the people who know me find me calmer, more composed.
I dare to assert my opinions, without wanting others to think like me. I don't impose anything, I assert myself... without violence."