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Psychosomatik für Fortgeschrittene III - Die Klassiker
Anfangs des 20. Jahrhunderts war man neurasthenisch. Wenn man dazugehören wollte. Neurasthenie wurde gefunden, um das allgemeine Unwohlsein des Menschen gegenüber einer sich immer schneller entwickeln… more →
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My Blood Turned To Wine
THe SIGHTLESS SENTINEL wrote 4 weeks ago: “WALTZ INTO MISCHIEF” Photographic print – Mr J Landon 2009 … more →
Mother's Little Helper
insignificantnobody wrote 2 months ago: There was a time when Opium wasn’t illegal. It wasn’t even shunned. In fact, it was a … more →
Passin' ON the laudanum while I pass the time
E. wrote 2 months ago: She’ll be here in 30 minutes, the Grandma P. We have a good relationship, my daughter’s … more →
opium-confessions and affordable books
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19thcentury wrote 3 months ago: If a book about a Little Lord Fauntleroy and his little velvet suits is to sweet for your taste, how … more →
if you're not just blue then what?
youngbohemian wrote 4 months ago: One has ‘episodes’ of Depression. The term conjures up images of virtually translucent V … more →
A Peep at Christina Rossetti's Goblin Market
thrillseekingbehavior wrote 7 months ago: A Peep at Christina Rossetti’s “Goblin Market” In the summer of 1866, Christina’s first and most fam … more →
Psychosomatik für Fortgeschrittene III - Die Klassiker
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istwasesist wrote 7 months ago: Anfangs des 20. Jahrhunderts war man neurasthenisch. Wenn man dazugehören wollte. Neurasthenie wurde … more →
Psychosomatik für Fortgeschrittene III - Die Klassiker
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istwasesist wrote 7 months ago: Anfangs des 20. Jahrhunderts war man neurasthenisch. Wenn man dazugehören wollte. Neurasthenie wurde … more →
Psychosomatik für Fortgeschrittene I
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istwasesist wrote 8 months ago: Alles ist psychosomatisch. Man bricht sich kein Bein ohne Grund. Kein Schicksal ist da im Spiel, wie … more →
Psychosomatik für Fortgeschrittene I
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istwasesist wrote 8 months ago: Alles ist psychosomatisch. Man bricht sich kein Bein ohne Grund. Kein Schicksal ist da im Spiel, wie … more →
25 April 1843: did Wesleyan missionary David Cargill, die in Tonga, of a self-administered overdose of opium?
levuka wrote 11 months ago: at http://19thcenturyartofmourning.com/19th_century_laudanum_bottle.htm Two versions exist of the de … more →
Babies don't sleep...
stiffrakoon wrote 1 year ago: Well, I’m up again and tired. Nature of the business I guess. I love my baby girl, but, man sh … more →
Migrane Blues
rantingoutloud wrote 1 year ago: Drugs. Nothing heavy. But, still … drugs. I am not advocating the use of illegal substances … more →
Thomas De Quincey
Darren wrote 1 year ago: The Author, Thomas De Quincey, wrote Confessions of an English Opium-Eater which is freely available … more →
Laudanum, and its many uses
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19thcentury wrote 1 year ago: If you think drug addiction is a recent problem, think again! When I read Frankenstein recently I fo … more →
Not Without My Laudanum
hoffmakatie wrote 2 years ago: … more →
Poppy Sings : "Lord, I'm Numb"
Fraser Penpraze wrote 14 years ago: 11 November 1995 Poppy sings for Olwen ’cause she begs her to Busk the husk of dusk ’til … more →
