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The Medical
by
Any number of women, but
no men (and this strongly sug
gests that the disease is of
purely nervous origin) com
plain bitterly of pain in the
coccyx or tail bone that is to
be found at the lower end of
the spine. After seeing scores
of these
women, and
after satisfy
i n g myself
that there was
nothing
wrong with
the coccyx
or of its joint
with the sac
rum (bone at
uk alvakkz me end ot tne
spine), my impression is
strong that the trouble is aris
ing in a disturbed nervous
system. In another similar
group of people who are mild
ly psychotic there is pain in
a perfectly normal rectum -
pain which is not affected
in any way by the passing of
gas or the moving of the
bowels.
In all my days, I never saw
a patient of this type who was
any better for having had the
coccyx removed, and I doubt
if .today any surgeon of ex
perience and porbity could
be found who would willing
ly perform the operation. The
disease may seem to be in the
coccyx but really It Is up in
the brain.
Few Criminals can ba Helped
By Psychotherapy
As we all know, of late
there has been a tendency on
the part of many a kindly
judge to turn over a young
criminal to a psychiatrist with
the hope that in a few months.
the follow will be a good
citizen. As a result of this
practice, I keep reading In
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the newspapers where one
after another of these young
criminals, on being released,
promptly goes back to his old
game of beating up, raping,
or perhaps killing, girls or
women.
After having practiced a
great deal of psychotherapy in
my 55 years of practice, I
have absolutely no faith in
the idea that even a skilful
and devoted psychiatrist can
make a good citizen out of a
psycopathic delinquent or "so
ciopath." Such a man (or
woman) seems to have been
born without any sense of de
cency or any desire to be an
honorable and respected and
responsible citizen. As I have
noted in this column,' some
able psychiatrists, like Dr.
G. N. Thompson, of Los An
geles and Dr. Melitta Schmi
deberg, of New York, after
years of study of these socio
paths have lost all hope of
helping them. As they say,
the psycopathic criminal
does not want any treatment.
Other psychiatrists have
pointed out that it is stupid
to send these criminals to a
mental hospital for treatment
if only because the probability
is that in the institution there
are only a few doctors avail
able to care for several hun
dred or a thousand patients.
The doctors can hardly see
the patients, let alone try to
treat them.
Now I read that at the
recent meeting of the Amer
ican Psychiatric Association,
Drs. Emanuel Messinger and
Benjamin Apfelberg, of New
York, after reviewing 26
years of work with prison
ers, concluded that perhaps
one in 20 could be influenced
a bit by psychiatric treat-
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state treasurer.
Under the agreement with
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-not to punish him, but to
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17-Reply
19- Manner
20- Catkin
21- Dlatanc
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24- Bacterio!ot
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38- Uncouth
person
29- Dart
30- Prepoaltlon
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33-Beverage
33-French
article
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36- Man's
nickname
37- Title of
respect
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39- Equality
40- Deities
41- Diminishea
43-Armed
conflict
ii- Taken
unlawfully
16 -De faced
49- Conjunctton
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53 -Paddle
63-Con junction
fit-Writing
tablet
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4- Gray
fi-Month
6- 3.HU
7- South
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tin as base
Exist
Vehicle
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loudly In
sleep
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cloth
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pass
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Swiss river
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punishment
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slender fish
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hearing
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