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Tasks / Cyclothymia? Euthymia?

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Make up a clinical disorder that accurately represents your mental condition. You must create diagnostic criteria, symptoms, causes, and treatment. Give it a good name and a good cure. Unless, of course, you don't need a cure.

Do not use this task as a forum to discuss a disorder with which you have already been diagnosed.

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posted by r0ck c4ndy on April 12th, 2007 12:53 PM

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Mathydiskolophilia: (mathematical difficulty affinity) Description: Innate mental need to take any simple question regarding mathematics and make it as difficult as possible. Tendency to attempt to find the reasons behind seeming mathematical contra...

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Cyclothymia? Euthymia? by The Vixen July 9th, 2007 1:13 PM

Revera Disjunctus Latin phrase for "Disconnected Reality" The disorder I believe I have is quite similar to Schizophrenia and something called Depersonalization except for one crucial symptom: I live in a distinctly separate yet parallel...

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Cyclothymia? Euthymia? by Hemingway Kat April 13th, 2007 4:54 AM

*the name of my disease comes from a friend who has an "unidentified condition." her doctor has promised her naming priveleges, if needed, and she figures either this one, or "cooties."

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Cyclothymia? Euthymia? by GYØ Ben June 22nd, 2007 2:48 PM

Pedantiscrupular syndrome This relatively commonplace ailment occurs in those who lack the ability to communicate with people fairly. It originated around the time of Henry VIII, who chopped the heads off his wives because his sperm was, in fact, no...

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Cyclothymia? Euthymia? by Tøm June 20th, 2007 3:27 AM

Can Non Exsisto Tergum Terminus From the Latin: "Can not be rear end" Common Name: "Can't-Be-Arsedonitis", "CNETT" This is a common state of mind, which nearly all people achieve at least once in thier life. It resu...

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Veneficus Reputo Description A psychogenic disorder based on causal reasoning Origin of name: Latin for poisonous to reckon (magical thinking) Symptoms - noisy brain - belief in the power of negative thinking - avoidance of positive thinking Cause...

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Cyclothymia? Euthymia? by Saint April 12th, 2007 10:30 PM

Autoanthrohapanism- A word that I created using Greek roots, if I were to translate it correctly it should mean: A human that is always completely happy. Anthro= Greek for human Hap= the Greek root for happy Auto= Greek for self, same Pan= Greek for...

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Cyclothymia? Euthymia? by .thatskarobot August 7th, 2007 12:26 PM

Protagoras Syndrome- Description: Named for an argument from Plato's dialouge "Protagoras". A mental disorder causing the patient to act without thinking. Symptoms: The patient will act according to whim and act without thinking. He...

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Cyclothymia? Euthymia? by Scarlett July 19th, 2007 11:37 PM

Sempermovanditis de Cubiculo (An especially infectious strand of Bureacratosis) Cause: *The frequent and repeated requirement to switch cubicles. Diagnostic Criteria: *Subject is unable to maintain occupancy of a cubicle for a period of time su...

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Cyclothymia? Euthymia? by Adam June 22nd, 2007 3:54 AM

Nitorsaetapiniguismorbus Directly translated from Latin to English it means: Bright hair large disease. Nitromorbus for short Basically it is mainly found in those rare bread of people, like myself, which are endowed with both ginger hair and a ...

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