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February 27. 1958- The Medical Ah. 1J - ". Lay People Do Not Always Know When They Are Mistreated By An Enthusiast As I have sometimes said in this column, there is often no way in which a lay person can tell that he was un wisely treated by some over ly - enthusiast ic p h y s ician who treats practically all of his patients the same way. For instance, Dr. Alvarez the other day a man, who for several years was slipping mentally, and eventually, for a while had to be in a mental hospital, was telling me of his -remarkable experiences with some of us doctors. He said that in "the years in which he was mildly psychotic and full of awful fears, and hence going the rounds of physicians, most of them, after examining him carefully, told him the truth, that he had no "organic dis ease," and that his troubles were all due to his worries and tensions. But he never was satisfied. Like so many mentally dis tuorbbed patients, he felt that the doctors had not yet gotten to the bottom of the trouble. He and his wife were sure that if he could only get an examination thorough enough, the doctor would find some thing radically wrong in his uncomfortable abdomen. Then he could be operated on and cured. What now interests him in retrospect is how easily he was victimized by several men who meant well and were The Family Council Editor's note: The Family Council consists of a ludee. a nsvchiatrlst. three clergymen, a newspaper editor, a women's editor and two .writers. Each article is a summary of an actual report. The Family Council does not give advice; it merely reports on problems that have been dealt with by responsible agencies and Sue M. Harvey makes a laughing stock of himself. Harvey F. I only try to liven things up. Sue M. Is it good be havior for a man of 25 to play practical jokes and to get drunk and rowdy at parties when he is with his fiancee? Harvey claims I'm a prig and prude for objecting. Harvey and I have been en gaged for six months. Before we got engaged we usually went out alone on dates. We had good times and I thought we'd always get along well to gether. But since we've been -en gaged, we've been going out to a lot of parties and on dates with other couples. I think Harvey behaves miserably. He makes a. laughing stock of himself. If he's going to be that way all our married life, I know We won't get along. Harvey F. Is' it a crime to try to liven things up at a very dull party? Sue belongs to a family of suffed shirts. Wherever we go, I get the fish-eye. Everyone is looking me over to see if I'm ' good enough to enter that wonder ful family. So maybe I took a few extra drinks. Maybe I needed to re lax. Maybe everyone was bet ter off when I brought out my water-squirting carnation and exploding cigars. When we go out on dates with other couples, Sue al ways seems to be trying to show how high-toned she is. She makes people very un comfortable. I try to loosen things up a bit by making wisecracks. The Council: What a de lightful party! Stuffed shirts and exploding cigars. It's a good thing Sue and Harvey are discovering these things early enough. It would have been still better if they had gotten to know each other's friends and families before becoming engaged. No, we aren't urging Sue to quick give back the ring. If she and Harvey knew rme another for a reasonable length of time before the en gagement anc' if they got along well together as a the ROCKET EIGHT IS GOING GREAT! First price in sales class. in medium Step out of the ordinary . into an Olds. You don't have to look twice . to tell it's a new model. DARRELL MILLER CO., 415 S. Riverside Roundup Emeritus Consultant In Medicine, Mavo Clinic Emeritus Professor of Medicine, Mayo Foundation probably honst, but were just too sure that almost all of their patients had some dis ease, such as amebiasis, or brucellosis. Eventually Lost Faith For instance, one day a friend begged him to see his ddttor who had found in him the amebas (intestinal para sites) that "everyone else had missed." My patient went, and sure enough, after making an examination, the physician assured him that all his troub les were due to ambiasis, and if he would go to a hospital for a several-weeks' course of treatment, he would be well. Naturally, he and his wife were thrilled and delighted, and, for a while, were bitter at all the doctors who had diagnosed "nerves." But after a month of taking strong medicines, which made him very ill, he lost faith. In the meantime, the couple had dis covered that practically all of their doctor's patients had amebiasis, and the significance of this had been borne in on them. The wife then took her husband to a professor of trop ical diseases in a university clinic who found no amebas in the man's bowel. He re cognized the man's precarous mental state and turned him over to a good psychiatrist who. soon was helping him as he needed to be helped. I could tell many such stories about nervously or mentally disturbed patients who fell into the hands of an enthusiast who believed that practically all nervous persons have brucellosis a disease pretty much restricted to handlers of cattle and hogs, counselors. couple, there may be some basis for a marriage. But there is much to work through be fore they march down that aisle. Possibly Harvey has been made overly nervous by be ing put under the microscope by Sue's family and his in fantile behavior is sheer hys teria and panic. But why should a young man become as panicky as that when he's looked over? Does he feel he falls so far short of being a desirable husband for Sue? If that is the case; Sue ought to do some very serious ve considering. On the other hand, Sue's "high-toned" airs could stand invesigation. Is she, too, so unsure of herself that she can only hold her own when she has made others uncom fortable? These problems i n v olve more than the question of what is good or bad social be havior. They strike to the heart of the personalities in volved. Sue and Harvey should battle the thing out in no uncertain terms. It should not be glossed over even if the outcome is a broken engagement. (Copyright 1958, General Features Corp.) Time for JOLLY TIME Pop Corn ffy kernel mhk ' fluffy! Walt's TV & Radio Service Oldest Shop in So. Oregon 109 E. Main Phone SP 2-2269 Day and Night Service ? Cft (Medford and vicinity) - No calls Fri. eve., all day Sat or Sunday t'i "wfcKwniaks! mm 1 - " " ' ' - - - Johnston Stores 112 SOUTH jlFlttST workers in slaughter houses, and veterinarians. Of course, I must here em phasize that there are such troubles as amebiasis and bru cellosis, and I thoroughly re spect those able men who know how to make the cor rect diagnosis of these dis eases. The point I am making is that often, when I have heard a woman and her famil Jy running down the several able internists who said (cor rectly) that her troubles were purely nervous, and bragging about the doctor who "found her real trouble" and had operated for a "chronic ap pendix," I strongly .suspect her good home doctors were right. Later, I am sure of this when she comes in to say that all her old pains are back as they ever were! The moral is that many per sons who hate the diagnosis of "nerves" are easily victimized by the many quacks or quack ish physicians who thrive in every city. It is a most heart ening thing for a neurotic woman to have an ignorant but canny quack say to her, "Ah, here it is and it was missed by all those overrated doctors you saw." BEVERLY'S TV & RADIO Phone SPring 2-9001 634 Crater Lake Avenue SERVICE CALLS $3.50 Open Sunday through Thursday til nine, close Friday 3 p.m. Mv own shop 10 years. J V WIN Nh L 1 15 NORTH CENTRAL WHY WAIT? 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