Clark from the comic world

"what!"

The sound made him feel very irritated, and Clark couldn't help but pat his head. It seems that this will make it easier, but in fact it is. The pain in his head temporarily diverted his attention, making him less uncomfortable.

"Clark, what's wrong with you!"

Clark's mother was awakened by his movements. When she came to his room, she found Clark patting his head. In desperation, Mary hugged Clark and asked anxiously.

"I feel so uncomfortable. It feels like someone is constantly talking inside my head. It's so noisy."

Clark covered his head and said with a sad look on his face.

"It's okay, it's okay. John, John, come here quickly." Mary called her husband loudly while hugging Clark.

"What's wrong? What's wrong?" John put on his pajamas and came over.

"Clark seems to be sick. He looks very uncomfortable."

"You put on a coat, I'll drive, and we'll go to the hospital."

"kindness."

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"Based on the feelings you have described, I think it can be initially considered as auditory hallucinations. This is a psychotic symptom, which is more common in schizophrenia. Therefore, I suggest that you consider going to a mental hospital for treatment if necessary. Further examination and diagnosis. If you are diagnosed with schizophrenia, then you don’t need to worry or pay too much attention. In fact, as long as you actively cooperate with the doctor’s medication, there is still a certain possibility of recovery for your child.”

After the doctor said these words, the entire clinic seemed to be quiet.

When Clark heard the doctor's words, he had a p in his mind and didn't know whether to say it or not. God's schizophrenia, he thinks his thinking is very good. And the sound he heard was completely different from the imaginary sound, it was a real sound.

"No, it won't happen. Clark is so young, how could he have schizophrenia?" Before Clark could speak, his mother Mary refuted the doctor's words.

Facing Mary's rebuttal, the doctor just shrugged his shoulders. He knew how these parents would feel after learning that their children were mentally ill, and to be honest, he had seen it all too often. I know that the best thing at this time is not to say something to persuade them to recognize the reality, but to remain silent. The parents will handle the next matter themselves.

"Mary, don't be like this. This is a hospital. Let's go home first."

Knowing that the hospital was not the place to talk, John took Mary and Clark home first.

In the car, Mary finally calmed down.

"John, why don't we make an appointment with a psychiatrist tomorrow? I will never let Clark go to a mental hospital."

hat? Clark felt a little bad when he heard what he said. When he said this, didn't he think he might have schizophrenia?

Go find a psychological expert for an appraisal. Who knows how this appraisal is done. Clark heard a story in his previous life called Rosenhan's experiment. He first sent normal people to a mental hospital, but these people were not differentiated.

Later, he told the people at the hospital that he would arrange for people to pretend to be mental patients to enter the hospital. As a result, within a few months, the mental hospital found 19 "fake mental patients." But in fact, during this month, Rosenhan did not send a single false patient.

So we come to the conclusion that the diagnosis of mental illness itself is an idealistic thing. Because there is no standard to prove that you are sick, and at the same time, there is no standard to prove that you are not sick. After all, not all mental patients are ill all the time, they are also normal sometimes.

So Clark didn't dare to go to a mental hospital, because he didn't know if he would be able to get out. Maybe that hospital or doctor, in order to boost business performance, will pretend that someone is sick even if they are not sick. Who can say for sure?

So after hearing what his mother said, Clark quickly said that he was fine.

"Mom, I'm fine now, and no one is talking in my head anymore."

"Really?" Mary glanced at Clark suspiciously.

"Really, maybe there were too many people here for my birthday today, and I had nightmares at night."

In order not to be called mentally ill, Clark also tried his best to suppress the buzzing in his head and pretend to be a fine person.

Clark felt that if he didn't have the soul of an adult, the child would have had the perseverance to be able to pretend.

"Okay, let's go home first. Clark, if you still feel uncomfortable tomorrow, just tell me, okay?"

Mary took a look at Clark and felt that he might really be okay, so she felt relieved. After all, no normal person would think that his child might really be mentally ill just because of his words.

After arriving home, Clark said good night to his parents and then returned to his room. In fact, he still felt very uncomfortable. It was as if the whole world was noisy in his ears, and there was never a moment of leisure. It's hard to imagine that feeling for those who haven't experienced it.

For the next period of time, Clark was disturbed by this buzzing sound all day long and couldn't sleep well. He felt like he had a neurasthenia. He felt that if he continued like this, he might really have a schizophrenia after barely sleeping.

Fortunately, this phenomenon did not last forever. Whether it was because he was used to it or something else, Clark was able to actively block this sound. But after the sound problem was resolved, Clark started having problems with his eyes again.

The first thing is that things start to look blurry, but it’s not actually blurry. It's just that when looking at something, some white light often appears, and then it looks like the images are overlapping. However, the problem with his eyes was better. He could only see a little unclearly, but it didn't make Clark feel uncomfortable.

And later, after getting a pair of eyes, Clark felt that his phenomenon seemed to be much better. It's also strange that a pair of glasses with basically no prescription solved Clark's problem.

After Mary fitted Clark with glasses, she also told him not to take his studies too seriously and to take more rest. Clark looked at the test paper that he had scored 100 points on and thought he might have misunderstood something.

He usually doesn't study at all. As for the elementary school test papers, if he, a regular college graduate, can't get full marks, something will happen.

But just after the eye problems started, Clark felt that there might be something wrong with his body.

Because after he adjusted to his eye and ear problems, he found that his vision and hearing were much better. And it's not just a lot, it's a lot. He could even hear the flapping of a mosquito's wings within a range of about 100 meters, and then clearly saw the vellus hair on the mosquito's legs.

Clark felt that this was no longer something normal people could do, okay?

And after the vision and hearing problems were solved, Clark actually bent his spoon while eating. That is not a plastic spoon, it is made of stainless steel and is more than 1 mm thick. Even a normal adult would rarely have the strength to bend it.