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Two days after checking into Argenon Hospital, Adult Psychiatric for depression:
"I feel a lot better now and I think I'm ready to go," I told Dr. Mahmoud.
"We can't rush it," Dr. Mahmoud says. "Right now, to me, you look much better, but maybe this is a false recovery --"
"A Fake Shift."
"I'm sorry?"
"A Fake Shift. That's what I call it. When you think you've beaten it, but you haven't," I explain.
"Exactly." Dr. Mahmoud nods. "We don't want one of those."
"So, I'm going to be here until I have the Real Shift?"
"I don't follow."
"I'm going to be here until I'm cured?"
Dr. Mahmoud leans in, "Life is not cured, Mr. Gilner. Life is managed."
1 comment:
What page is this on, in the book?
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