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[...] Many of their health problems will deal with eruptions — interior ulcers, skin eruptions, or in very definite mental and emotional eruptions, and great outbursts of force and temper all the more noticeable because of the usual disciplined patterns of behavior.

I will at various times use as an example your friend’s ulcer, simply because the ulcer represents an excellent example of an impeding action or illness. [...]

[...] Indeed, I saw that Phyllis had put much smaller patches on the ulcer on Jane’s knee, her elbow, and so forth. [...]

[...] But when a man’s ulcers bother him every time he eats certain foods, it is more difficult to perceive the fact that this behavior is also compulsive and repetitive.

Let us return to the example of a gentleman who has ulcers. [...]

[...] She said that staff people commented again this morning on the way her ulcers are healing. [...]

(In hydro this morning, Wednesday, the therapist looked Jane over as she had last week, examining her ulcers, and once again told Jane that she was coming along very well. [...]

(Tests resulting from this upset led to the medical opinion that Bill has two ulcers. However a recheck of old X-rays seems to show that the second ulcer had previously existed, but had not been detected. [...]

Our friend’s ulcer may show a slight twinge here as he passes through the terminal.

[...] Bill’s ulcer did bother him then.”

(Bill told us his ulcer bothered him somewhat more than usual during his vacation. [...]

[...] He wanted to know how the ulcer on Jane’s knee was coming along, and I said very well. [...]

[...] He asked about Jane’s condition, and said that in a month or so the ulcer on Jane’s coccyx might have to be surgically closed if it didn’t do so on its own. [...]

[...] Wendy didn’t look at the ulcers on the back too much, though, Jane said. [...]

[...] Patty, RN, took cultures of both leaking ulcers on her hips for tests. [...]

(“I was hoping he’d explain that red spot on top of my knee,” she said, adding her statement of earlier in the afternoon that she hoped it wasn’t another ulcer starting, like the previous one that had finally erupted on her knee. [...]

[...] Jane also said she’d never heard anything about the cultures Patty had taken from the ulcer on her knee a couple of weeks ago, so she guessed that meant things were okay there. [...]

[...] Lynne also noticed how much better the healing ulcer on the outside of her right knee looked. [...]

[...] Bill told Seth he thought that on the whole his ulcer is a little better since he and Peggy had first attended a session, the 158th, of May 30,1965. Seth told Bill the ulcer is a parasite, and that he no longer needs it.

[...] Her ulcers continue to do well. [...]

Our Jesuit with the ulcer—shall I say our ulcerated Jesuit—may derive some benefit by reading a few of our immediately previous sessions, in which we spoke of dream therapy.

[...] The growth of a disability, say the appearance of an ulcer, is the introduction of another camouflage reality to the physical body. [...] And while this may be a poor analogy, the ulcer represents a creation of something new to the physical structure.

[...] Jeff doesn’t suggest antibiotics at this time, but told me that the ulcers on Jane’s right knee and left hand won’t heal themselves, and that the new swelling on the top of her right shoulder may turn into another such area. [...]

[...] Its buried nature, the ulcer being hidden, is an added indication that he does not want to face his problem. [...]