Ken Heilbrunn, former Retired Radiologist (1984-2012) Your question hits at one of the most important aspects of this disorder, one that professionals deliberately look for in making a diagnosis of narcissistic personality disorder (NPD), as opposed to something else. I hope you read the posts by Elinor Greenberg. She trained and worked at the Masterson […]
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Einstein said “Our sense of wonder is our sense of God” I couldn’t agree more. I love the sense of wonder, as it gives me a feeling of my horizons being extended. I had this feeling, believe it or not, while reading and researching the benefits of Coenzyme Q 10 –…
Elinor Greenberg, Psychologist, Author, Lecturer, and Consultant on Narcissistic Disorders Everyone who has ever been cruelly discarded by a Narcissist that they loved, knows exactly what they need to hear to get some inner peace. Strangely, most Narcissists seem to have a good grasp of this as well. My clients report that when their Narcissistic […]
BY SYDNEY LONEY No one at the hospital had seen anything like it before. The patient: Alberto*, a 33-year-old lab technician in Chicago The symptoms: Swollen legs and shortness of breath The doctor: Dr. Nir Uriel, director of heart failure, transplant and mechanical circulatory support at the University of Chicago Medicine Alberto was diagnosed with Crohn’s disease in […]
Psyllium is mainly used as a dietary fiber to relieve symptoms of both constipation and mild diarrhea and occasionally as a food thickener. Research has shown lowering of blood cholesterol levels in people with elevated cholesterol,[1] and in people with type 2 diabetes, lowering glucose levels.[2] The plant from which the seeds are extracted tolerates […]
Originally posted on MEDICINE FOR ALL:
? ? External ear development is a lengthy snd complex precess that extends from early embryogenic life until well into the postnatal period. Initial development of the auricle and external auditory canal during the fourth and fifth weeks of gestation is closely associated with anotomycal changes involving the pharingeal…
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Karen Brown | Longreads | November 2017 | 14 minutes (3,613 words) ? “How about Tuesday?” My father is propped up on three pillows in bed, talking logistics with my sister and me. We’ve just brought him his Ovaltine and insulin. “Or would Thursday be better? That’s a couple days after…
