uncertainly asked if there was anything that I could do to help. Watching her role-play a princess gleefully with other kids in the hallway, all I could say was“ I would love to talk to Princess”.
4. She told me she loved reading stories especially the fairy tales and knew that fairies were real. So we talked and talked and she told me so many stories. Then came my turn to tell a story, and I asked her to hear my story with her eyes closed! Within moments we were faying across the seven seas, went to explore a hidden land and had made a castle in the clouds. Slowly I asked her to tell me how she looked as she played in her castle garden.
5.“ I look like a rainbow’, was her prompt reply, and then she went on to explain how she could see herself glowing in multitude of beautiful colors, just like a rainbow. Then I asked her if she would like to see how beautiful things were inside. Curious she agreed, and slowly I guided her to travel inside her body finally reaching her ears, where she could actually‘ See’ and narrate back the details of the lump as a‘ Big Black Boulder’, which was causing her so much discomfort. Though the moment she could‘ See’ the lump, she had a severe surge of pain in her ears. So I had to quickly‘ Detach’ her from the pain, so that she can see and explore it more. With the pain gone she was calm, yet a little anxious seeing the dark huge stone like thing blocking her whole ear‘ Tunnel’ and very close to the‘ thin wall like thing’ i. e. her ear drum.