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... pain medicine when I deliver . Why is that ? I don't tolerate pain very well . Are you convinced you will have lots of pain ? Hmmm ... I'm not understanding what you just said . I said , " Yes . " I'm going to have lots of pain . Well ...
... pain medicine when I deliver . Why is that ? I don't tolerate pain very well . Are you convinced you will have lots of pain ? Hmmm ... I'm not understanding what you just said . I said , " Yes . " I'm going to have lots of pain . Well ...
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... pain is traced to an identifiable lesion , the pain is termed somatogenic . This label brings into play a predictable pattern of help . Medical and surgical inter- vention is introduced to alter the tissue damage which the pain sig ...
... pain is traced to an identifiable lesion , the pain is termed somatogenic . This label brings into play a predictable pattern of help . Medical and surgical inter- vention is introduced to alter the tissue damage which the pain sig ...
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... pain when she responds to those around her . This is understandable ; however , for the patient from whom she withdraws it means isolation and abandonment . No one knows how it feels to be dead ; therefore , it is not death so much as ...
... pain when she responds to those around her . This is understandable ; however , for the patient from whom she withdraws it means isolation and abandonment . No one knows how it feels to be dead ; therefore , it is not death so much as ...
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