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Endnote 10: Patients’ Distinctive Languageth nervous disorders. Estelle was not referring to this problem, since she had no abdominal swelling, choking, suffocation, visible lump, or gurgling. She could find no better word to describe this sensation than “my ball.”

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Carl C. Gaither,Alma E. Cavazos-Gaitherg medicine here during the summer are on good terms. They understand and help one another and communicate amicably their observations of the rare, curious cases in their clientele—all in the interest of science and the sick.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-0-387-49577-4trogenic. What egregious countertransference errors was I committing and what narcissistic grandiosity so compromised my character so that I could delude myself that I had seen such patients, and had induced them to enact such performances?

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