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Psychosis, Pain, and Time: A Personal Reflection
- American Imago
- Johns Hopkins University Press
- Volume 72, Number 3, Fall 2015
- pp. 321-326
- 10.1353/aim.2015.0017
- Article
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Abstract
In this essay, I explore psychosis, pain, and time from a personal standpoint. I do not do a study, nor even review the literature. Rather, I reflect on my own experiences. As someone who has experienced psychosis, pain, and the passage of time, I can indeed speak from personal experience. Of course, I am an “n” of only one and others may have different experiences. So this is an opening of dialogue, and not an endpoint.
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