Irene
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Greetings! I loved the first article in today's work, and particularly this quote:
In 1918, psychiatrist Henry Maudsley wrote that ‘The sorrow which has no vent in tears may make other organs weep’24.
The article talked about whiplash -- well, I've had that, too. I haven't seen that on the lists, but sure makes sense. If accidents aren't followed by anger and fear, well, what is?
Today a doctor told me I have RAD -- something else with no real cause, something for doctors to say when they don't know what's wrong but seems to be worse than bronchitis but not as bad as asthma or pneumonia. So, I'll take that as good news, since I'm already working this program and therefore can get past this, too.
In 1918, psychiatrist Henry Maudsley wrote that ‘The sorrow which has no vent in tears may make other organs weep’24.
The article talked about whiplash -- well, I've had that, too. I haven't seen that on the lists, but sure makes sense. If accidents aren't followed by anger and fear, well, what is?
Today a doctor told me I have RAD -- something else with no real cause, something for doctors to say when they don't know what's wrong but seems to be worse than bronchitis but not as bad as asthma or pneumonia. So, I'll take that as good news, since I'm already working this program and therefore can get past this, too.
