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“The aims of a medical team might be very different from the aims of the person having these hallucinatory experiences. They might have lived with these experiences for a long time and have come to their own meaning and understanding about them, and they might experience a range of emotions relating to them. Malamock, the octopus god, makes Tom feel like he has a mission, there’s something compelling about that and he can’t step away. And when faced with something that can remove part of your experience, part of your way of experiencing the world, that can be difficult for some people.” Read more...
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