Hypochondria: Fact or Fiction
Hypochondria is a legitimate disease. It has only been seriously researched in the last 20 years and many doctors are often still reluctant to diagnose it. It is a disease of the nervous system and is usually identified during the middle to late adulthood stages of life although it can be present earlier than that. It discriminates against neither gender nor race and at this time there is no known cure.I think weˇ¦ve all been thereˇKAunt Velma just called again and her condition has worsened since you saw her last week in the grocery store. Itˇ¦s her ears this time, their ringing in harmonies now, which usually isnˇ¦t a cause for concern but since that report she saw on Oprah night about the lethal combination of asbestos and childrenˇ¦s chewable aspirin. She is sure this is got to be the big one thatˇ¦s gonna take her home to Uncle Hugh. Of course, upon further investigation, you finally discover that Aunt Velma is simply a victim of the bugle corp. that is practicing in the schoolyard next door. Hypochondria is very real, most especially to those who suffer from it. In this report I plan to define hypochondria, explain the symptoms and be
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