Forums IMPORTANT: PLEASE READ Diamond Feng Shui No good bedroom direction for sick granddaughter

My daughter recently purchased a new home. The house sits North and South, with my granddaughter's room being in the Southwest of the home. Her personal energy number is 5. The doorway is in the Northeast corner of her room & there's a walk-in closet in the Southwest corner. The west wall is all low windows. Right now the head of her bed is in the East wall, which is her disease direction, and she's also not facing the doorway. She has been having a lot of health problems lately, so I wanted to change the direction of her bed. Ideally, to face the door, she should have her headboard on the West "wall", but that's all windows. There's also room to have the headboard on the North wall, but that's her loss/theft direction and not facing the doorway. If we put her headboard on the South wall, is there any way to combat the frustration direction? Sorry this is so long, but I really want to get it right, and will appreciate any help offered!

If there is a way at all, then put her in the West. It doesn't matter if there are windows so long as they are covered by curtains at night and there is a headboard. If the ventilation will be obstructed, though, then you have little choice but to use the S. If you do this, watch for poison arrows coming from the walk-in closet. Have her sleep at an angle in the bed along the NE-SW axis (being careful that the bed is positioned such that her feet don't point out the door). You may also have geopathic stress on the exact point where her bed is, so moving it to a different wall may in itself be enough to solve the problem.

I think Marie suggested that you can cover windows with heavy curtains so that the moonlight doesn't hit her at night. Once you cover the windows, it seems that you can put her bed there, as long as she has a solid headboard for support.

The first priority is to sleep in a good personal direction. The second is to not be in the direct flow of the door. This eliminates the SE. The third is to be able to see the door.

Also, when she feels sick, she should sleep diagonally, with her head toward the NW.