Haha! Perhaps therein lies your problem Alex. :^) P-S can manifest in many forms.
alex wrote:
I read half way down the page and every thing I read describes democrats
terrylm56 wrote:
ginnyt:
I don't trip on a lot what people say. I watch the news when I want a laugh sometimes. They are so played, and they think they are the ones playing.
I hope that we get to have a discussion or two together. Does that sound corny or what? HA! HA! HA! What a line!
Terry, here is a link to a description of paranoid schizophrenia. Have you ever met and talked at length to one? It is quite amazing. They appear perfectly normal but what comes out of their mouths has very little relationship to reality. The shooter was a totally involved P-S imo.
http://www.mayoclinic.com/health/paranoid-schizophrenia/DS00862/DSECTION=symptoms
tERRY
Hi, my name is Ray and I'm a new member. I joined because this appears to be a moderate forum of intelligent people.
Here is my first topic: I'm a product rep in the health field hence my question. I have encountered several people lately who don't want to become healthy! I show them the clinical research on my product and how it can assist in solving their health issues and they are not interested. One was on VA Disability another on SSI and others on other programs where they receive money if they continue to be ill. One person asked me: "Why would I want to become healthy? I receive $2,000 per month disability from the VA!"
It seems once people become ill or injured they are viewing their condition like winning the lottery or a retirement plan. I have had enough experience with this to believe it is a wide spread problem and am wondering if others have experience with this subject. Also, what kind of a financial burden, if any, is put on programs and the economy. Is there any data on malingering as it relates to public health programs?