Chapter 25

“Ano ‘yon, Doc?” tanong ni Cali sa neurologist, habang ako ay tulala lang na pinapakinggan ang usapan nila.

“As what you said to me a while ago, you observe that she became paralysis and her limb weakness. Including, numbness and tingling. Which is some of psychogenic symptoms.”

“Psychogenic blackouts is a medical term for a blackout that can look like reflexsyncope or an epileptic seizure but is not related to either. A psychogenic blackout can mimic any cause of syncope but is not related.” Paunang wika nito na hindi ko man lang maintindihan, “Which is psychogenic is a psychological term used to describe a condition relating to or arising from the mind or emotions, which is the brain,” muli nitong pagsasalaysay pero ni isa sa amin walang nakapagsalita.

“During a psychogenic blackout, people lose some control of their body. Attacks may involve, passing out and falling to the floor, kerking movements of your arms or legs, losing control of your bladd