Hm, I hope the following explains better what I mean: A "Nervenarzt" explained to me it means "Doctor for Psychiatry and Neurology", and it's...
@Jonathan Edwards, I was referring to Germany because I have no detailed info about other countries. But since forced sterilization came from the...
I am reading the chapter "Inherited mental illnesses and psychopathies" of "Grundriß der menschlichen Erblichkeitslehre und Rassenhygiene"...
Who is Andy Dearden?
The following may give a hint that Parkinson's, like Chorea Huntington, was viewed (at least in Germany) as an inherited nervous disorder:...
I have found no information that Parkinson's was viewed as psychosomatic, only that it was viewed as psychiatric. I understand that brain/psyche...
I refer to Germany, where during the "Action T4" also people with Parkinson's and epilepsy were killed, and if you look into the lists,...
In the 1940s, Parkinson's was viewed as a psychiatric illness, as was epilepsy.
I think his position is different from that found in Nazi Germany: Then, "psychiatric diagnoses" were used as a label for "worthless life", like a...
Ahhh. I was wondering about something the past few days, and here comes the answer. I adjusted swiftly to my restrictions, including keeping PEM...
I am happy @dave30th is finding clear words here. It's exactly how he describes it. It saddens me deeply to know that the recipients of the...
What's the difference of sexual harassment and sexual abuse of a child? Wouldn't the child feel it as abusive either way? And if a parent makes...
Welcome back in the 70s, it seems. I thought we had overcome the "childhood trauma model" as an explanation for any problems.
But "they" see that as a symptom of a primary depressive or anxiety disorder, not as a sign of despair due to a disabling, life altering,...
This is a positive statement. I feel thankful.
Wow, just incredible!
Sad. Do you know why?
Hm, I don't know if that's a general rule. There was a physics group at the Uni where I did my PhD (our group made simulations for them) which...
I came across the article - in fact, there's a second article about that paper:...
At the beginning it was 75mg Prednisone once or twice. Since I didn't feel too good with it, I reduced it to 50mg once or twice. I had to do this...
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