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Tuesday, March 5, 2013
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Yeah, I'd have to agree the answer can "affect your relationship" with someone.
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Probably a lot less than 20 minutes if the answer is "No".
If you answer "NO" and have a relationhip with that person, a neurologist is the wrong kind of brain doctor to be discussing things with.
stay safe.
Me and mom still have exactly the same caring and comforting relationship we've always enjoyed, regardless of any and all impairments.
- Norman Bates
This is out of context. The respondent may have had a relationship with a now-deceased neuro patient when that person was alive. I'd like to see the whole survey before concluding that this is a dumb question.
Ivan Ilyich is a spoitsport
Ivan is right, context in this case is everything. But, on its own it is screaming out loud funny!
Does a one-night stand count a relationship?
Twilight strikes again!
Perhaps they're wondering about relationships with zombies or vampires who have neurological problems?
Some patients are much more likeable after they die, you know.
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