Trouble in Paradise
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What do you think about this?
Have you seen the story about the 12 high school girls in NY that have come down with the disorder that causes them to twitch, stutter, and shout out? Doctors say that it is psychological and caused by stress. I think I would be pretty upset if I couldn't control myself and I was told that it was all in my head.
http://www.cnn.com/2012/01/19/health/new-york-students-illness/index.html
I agree with everything that muddled said. You should listen to her. -ESDReturns
Re: What do you think about this?
It's thought to be the same type of thing that spurred the Salem witch trials.
I'm no neurologist, but I can't think of any neurological disease that comes on this suddenly and full-blown (girl was fine, took a nap, woke up with all kinds of involuntary movements and tics). They usually have a gradual onset and progression.
Do you know if all of them experienced sudden onset like that?
I seriously wonder if there is some common substance, environment or even food that they all ate at one point. The news reports SAY that they've ruled out the school or contagion.
However, I am wondering if there is something they ate, drank or inhaled that has caused a reaction. Some of the victims don't know each other. They are in different grades. Having 12 different people come down with a range of similar symptoms is too coincidental.
I wonder if there will be more?