Studies reveal a complex interplay of traits, genes, and brain structure behind the dual diagnosis—raising new questions about how we define and treat both conditions.
why is the medical model so highly valued when it’s just a series of failed and incomplete models
I’ve seen people with a stroke lose complete loss of their arm & leg. Get thrombolysed then the next day their main symptom being pins and needles. Seems a pretty good reason to value it…
My conclusion is that society never stopped needing priests and witch doctors.
Hmm priests around my area aren’t exactly know for healing people.
I took the trouble to re-read my comment to give you the bad news with a high confidence interval that you fundamentally misunderstood it. Feel free to read it again and replay again if you’d like.
I’ve seen people with a stroke lose complete loss of their arm & leg. Get thrombolysed then the next day their main symptom being pins and needles. Seems a pretty good reason to value it…
Hmm priests around my area aren’t exactly know for healing people.
I took the trouble to re-read my comment to give you the bad news with a high confidence interval that you fundamentally misunderstood it. Feel free to read it again and replay again if you’d like.
Edit: Editted the original comment for clarity.
Fair enough re:edit , I don’t know enough about the mental health medical practices to comment