Good morning
I spotted this term on Facebook - "man in a barrel syndrome"
I know I should not really be on Facebook, but there you are.
When I queried that the person posting that used it, he was obviously taken aback a bit and check it out and then said, apparently it is something that consultants regularly used to describe somebody who has lost the use of both arms.
I gave up at that point that was troubled enough by this to check here whether anybody knew if this was correct?
Apart from anything else, of course, it is not only men that get motor neurone disease
Best to all
Andy
I spotted this term on Facebook - "man in a barrel syndrome"
I know I should not really be on Facebook, but there you are.
When I queried that the person posting that used it, he was obviously taken aback a bit and check it out and then said, apparently it is something that consultants regularly used to describe somebody who has lost the use of both arms.
I gave up at that point that was troubled enough by this to check here whether anybody knew if this was correct?
Apart from anything else, of course, it is not only men that get motor neurone disease
Best to all
Andy
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