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not so different

Submitted by aybala50 on Mon, 03/02/2009 - 1:19pm.
The thing that I started to think a lot about this week is the fact that we are all so different. None of us on this planet are made the same way. Then why is it that we are able to be treated by the same medications, same methods of healing? Why is it that there are manuals for how a person works such as the DSM or any science book for that matter? How is it that doctor's are so confident in their prescription of medication? I guess we can't be so different after all. 

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