When I asked Kate to tell me what she knows of her own birth, including if she knows if her mother considered an abortion with her, she made a gesture of nausea while placing her hand over her mouth. She said, "The thought of having a child makes me nauseous. I can't even think about giving birth..."

For those who didn’t die a peaceful, resolved death, the survival-based belief in the next incarnation becomes “please just let me survive (be born),” or “as long as I’m suffering, at least I’ll be alive.” This sets into motion the bare-minimum, unconscious agreement that desperate souls abide by when unconsciously choosing their next-life parents, kinships, and intimate relations.

This article focuses on respiratory issues and unconscious behaviors or ailments that may be reinforcing traumatic breathing issues form past-life deaths. Unconscious patterns of victimization develop from unresolved, survival-based scripts (e.g., “as long as I feel pain and barely breathing, at least I’m still alive”). Past-life, pre-natal, and unresolved emotional issues reinforcing smoking addiction, flu, etc. are discussed with past life therapy solutions.