Hlaoroo wrote:Actually, if you look back to pages 58-59 that family only has a rabbit. But Koa doesn't know its them who've offered yet.
Ok than a family with a rabbit to get candied carrots stuck in his fur. :p
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Hlaoroo wrote:Actually, if you look back to pages 58-59 that family only has a rabbit. But Koa doesn't know its them who've offered yet.
where I live some people actually managed to *somehow* manage to make their ring tone audible to the person on the other side , just to intentionally bust their eardrum out , sooooo , and don't ask me how I'm the victim , not the criminalHlaoroo wrote:Just how close was Josh when Nadia rang him? You don't often hear the ringtone when you're the one doing the calling...
Sorry Marine , number 13 is mine $.,,.$ , you can check which one's taken at the 1st post thoughMarine Fox wrote:Edited: Wow ok guys sorry about that, I think I just had a brain fart and for some reason thought Doc was Duke, My B.
Ok Could Doc have house No. 13?
Again my bad guys
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Conversion_disorderA conversion disorder causes patients to suffer from neurological symptoms, such as numbness, blindness, paralysis, or fits without a definable organic cause. It is thought that symptoms arise in response to stressful situations affecting a patient's mental health, however no concrete evidence has been found that proves episodes of conversion are not symptoms of an underlying organic cause. Telling the patient that the blindness, stroke, or movement disorder has no organic cause will not cure them; it is important to recognize that the patient's symptoms are very real, not malingering or factitious. Conversion disorder is considered a psychiatric disorder in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders fourth edition (DSM-IV).
Treatment may include the following:The DSM-IV-TR states that conversion symptoms will in most cases disappear within 2 weeks in those hospitalized. One-fifth to one-quarter will have a recurrence within a year with this also predicting future recurrences. Acute onset, clearly identifiable stress at this time, and short time between onset and treatment are associated with a favorable prognosis.
- Explanation. This must be clear and coherent as attributing physical symptoms to a psychological cause is not accepted by many educated people in western cultures. It must emphasize the genuineness of the condition, that it is common, potentially reversible and does not mean that the sufferer is psychotic. Taking an etiologically neutral stance by describing the symptoms as functional may be helpful but further studies are required. Ideally, the patient should be followed up neurologically for a while to ensure that the diagnosis has been understood.
- Physiotherapy where appropriate;
- Occupational Therapy to maintain autonomy in activities of daily living;
- Treatment of comorbid depression or anxiety if present.
You could have him go "what was that" when Cinnamon's dark-light flash went off. That's not supernatural. Well, not much. It's quantum. And psionics. It's way more subsendential* than the arctic fox's spirit guide... entity... thing...Esper wrote:I see... I may go with the Rusty one, I'm trying my best to stay away from the supernatural you see. Although, RA seems to flourish more when such interesting developments occur...