...t sleep. Max is sad. Max wants to kill himself. All serious symptoms to be sure, but entirely subjective--not objective "signs," abnormalities, diseases. Undaunted, Carmichael calls "bipolar" an "elusive disease" with a grave prognosis: a "horror story," in which "terrible things happen." But still no disease. Next, we are told: "some doctors do not believe (bipolar) exists in children." But diagnosis is not a matter of belief. If ...

...t sleep. Max is sad. Max wants to kill himself. All serious symptoms to be sure, but entirely subjective--not objective "signs," abnormalities, diseases. Undaunted, Carmichael calls "bipolar" an "elusive disease" with a grave prognosis: a "horror story," in which "terrible things happen." But still no disease. Next, we are told: "some doctors do not believe (bipolar) exists in children." But diagnosis is not a matter of belief. If ...

... massive internal injuries. When Carol was discharged from hospital after six months of life-saving surgery, the prognosis was bleak. In order to save her legs, surgeons had been forced to cut away huge sections of ... massive internal injuries. When Carol was discharged from hospital after six months of life-saving surgery, the prognosis was bleak. In order to save her legs, surgeons had been forced to cut away huge sections ...

...of medical and disability workers compensation claims. * Communicate with injured employees, medical professionals, claims staff and others to obtain information necessary to make sound medical assessments regarding diagnosis and prognosis. * Assess injury severity, extent of disability, treatment plans, functional abilities and physical job requirements to establish target return to work plans and/or strategy to manage future medical exposure. ...

...t sleep. Max is sad. Max wants to kill himself. All serious symptoms to be sure, but entirely subjective--not objective "signs," abnormalities, diseases. Undaunted, Carmichael calls "bipolar" an "elusive disease" with a grave prognosis: a "horror story," in which "terrible things happen." But still no disease. Next, we are told: "some doctors do not believe (bipolar) exists in children." But diagnosis is not a matter of belief. If ...

...t sleep. Max is sad. Max wants to kill himself. All serious symptoms to be sure, but entirely subjective--not objective "signs," abnormalities, diseases. Undaunted, Carmichael calls "bipolar" an "elusive disease" with a grave prognosis: a "horror story," in which "terrible things happen." But still no disease. Next, we are told: "some doctors do not believe (bipolar) exists in children." But diagnosis is not a matter of belief. If ...

...t sleep. Max is sad. Max wants to kill himself. All serious symptoms to be sure, but entirely subjective--not objective "signs," abnormalities, diseases. Undaunted, Carmichael calls "bipolar" an "elusive disease" with a grave prognosis: a "horror story," in which "terrible things happen." But still no disease. Next, we are told: "some doctors do not believe (bipolar) exists in children." But diagnosis is not a matter of belief. If ...

...t sleep. Max is sad. Max wants to kill himself. All serious symptoms to be sure, but entirely subjective--not objective "signs," abnormalities, diseases. Undaunted, Carmichael calls "bipolar" an "elusive disease" with a grave prognosis: a "horror story," in which "terrible things happen." But still no disease. Next, we are told: "some doctors do not believe (bipolar) exists in children." But diagnosis is not a matter of belief. If ...

...@a2g2000prm.googlegroups.com... I was born on the 300th anniversary of the death of Galilao, I sat in the same academic chair as him. I defied medical science, living 40 years (and still going) beyond the best prognosis available.( of my early death). I popularised cosmology in a way that defied logic, having decided at age twenty, once diagosed, that I had better make the bast of the little time left. My latest work ...

I was born on the 300th anniversary of the death of Galilao, I sat in the same academic chair as him. I defied medical science, living 40 years (and still going) beyond the best prognosis available.( of my early death). I popularised cosmology in a way that defied logic, having decided at age twenty, once diagosed, that I had better make the bast of the little time left. My latest work depicts 'imaginary time'. And people STILL refer ...