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You appear to confuse sociogenic illness with faking or being otherwise "non-genuine." This is not true. Sociogenic illness, including the one the article is
by astura 4y ago
You appear to confuse sociogenic illness with faking or being otherwise "non-genuine."
This is not true. Sociogenic illness, including the one the article is about, are very real to those affected. The symptoms are real and genuine.
- gadders 4y agoI think the symptoms they have are very real to them. I just don't think that the cure is more likely to be psychological then surgical.