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Diagnoses are always trying to describe a state, which is more real than any diagnosis applied to it, and is independent of it: your state is not the diagnosis, and the diagnosis is not your state.
This is a snippet from my Wednesday 24/6 episode, The Diagnosis Obsession Part 2.
By Ross EdwardsDiagnoses are always trying to describe a state, which is more real than any diagnosis applied to it, and is independent of it: your state is not the diagnosis, and the diagnosis is not your state.
This is a snippet from my Wednesday 24/6 episode, The Diagnosis Obsession Part 2.