You are the writer of Patient X's history....... » kid a

Posted by alii on September 4, 2002, at 23:50:04

In reply to Re: is there a difference? (nm) » alii, posted by kid a on September 4, 2002, at 23:40:06

you tell us
Is there a difference of being dead or perceiving oneself to be dead? I would certainly say that there is a difference.
I'm guessing that the perception of already being dead has to do with the progression of the disease and the distortion of the thought process that is caused by severe flare ups of Patient X's disease.
C'mon and humour me/us (the board) and let's get into this.
--imperious alii

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