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A few hours after learning of the sudden death of his neighbor, he began experiencing fever, extreme sweating, and severe discomfort for an entire month.

The background:
They had bought a beautiful garden on the outskirts of town for their small family. The only drawback was the neighbors, two old drunks—father and son—who, however, turned out to be friendly and helpful.

Two years later, however, a confrontation arose when the neighbors played loud music late at night while drunk. He went over and asked them to be quiet, but was suddenly and unexpectedly threatened with a gun at close range. It took him a few seconds to recover, then he yelled at them and peace was restored.

From then on, they were ignored by their neighbors in the garden—no explanation, no apology. But the shock lingered. For two years, he avoided the garden with his family because they no longer felt safe with the children and thought about selling the house again. But since there were no further incidents, he eventually let it go. Eventually, the old neighbor fell ill and died, and now he learned of the son's death. With that, the danger posed by the two unpredictable drunks was finally over, and 10 years after the incident, he unexpectedly found himself in several conflict resolutions:

- Three days of pain in the upper cervical vertebrae (neumesodermal tissue formation, conflict: I don't know what to do)
- One week of severe bone pain in the face from the left temple over the eyes to the right temple (neumesodermal tissue formation, conflict: I am not worth looking at)
- Wet cough, feeling of lack of oxygen, and severe night sweats smelling like onions for 30 nights. (Pneumonia = endodermal caseating tissue breakdown of the tissue growth in the pulmonary alveoli that was triggered by the fear of death conflict at that time). During the PCLA, the sweating was so severe for 18 nights that 4-5 sets of pajamas and bedding had to be changed each night. In the PCLB, he still had to change 2-3 sets of pajamas for 12 nights.

He never would have expected this old conflict to still be smoldering. With the knowledge of the 5BN and with confidence, he was able to get through the exhausting recovery process.

Note: A similar incident happened to him 20 years ago, so this is a recurrence. That is probably why he reacted so strongly.