D. W. Winnicott wrote, “One analyst cannot have enough cases to cover all contingencies….” (1958, p. 123). He was referring to the fact that any one analyst has a relatively small number of cases at any one time or even over a lifetime. He was talking then about termination, but his point applies to any issue. Here we are grateful for a detailed account of a case that offers to all of us additional experience of the successes and challenges of our work.