Nose fractures. Long-term psychological trauma.Mo sceal fhein.
Blocked tear ducts or damaged facial bone structure and injured nasal membranes around the nose is one of the primary causes of psychological distress,in my opinion,and it is not very difficult to understand the reason. When people are emotionally traumatised, the brain is slow to release impurities, chemicals and toxins, particularly where a sufferer has sustained a broken nose.( In August 1981 in Koblenz, my nose was fractured by travelling Romanei carpenters who wanted my job as a panel fixer working at heights). In fact, nature's course of grieving may be very seriously impaired where a doctor is dealing with a tough 'nut' such as myself whose tear bile has long accumulated in the mucous membranes. This situation was greatly exacerbated by forced unemployment and SAS 'containment measures'. As O Riordain stated in his deadly profession de foi in my instance ( The Judgement,23 December 1991), "Nature had to be allowed to take its course..." Ipso est, t...