Glover also worries that with such a new technique, no one has any idea if it carries side effects: perhaps after a while the pain will worsen, or perhaps the therapy could stop
patients feeling useful pain in other situations.
Not exact matches
For example,
patients could be asked if they are
feeling any pain, and this information could be
useful in determining whether analgesic agents should be administered.
Not only that
patients say that after a workshop they
feel they become better people (as one says, «Even my wife noticed it»), but also that the professionals prescribe it because they know that this space is
useful to them; they want it, they believe they can help.
I always
felt that the metaphor of the earth as a
patient is a
useful one.