Peter, a new patient, is disappointed when a succession of New Age treatments and philosophies leave him with spirtual malaise.
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Peter describes an out-of-body experience which you suspect could really be a brain tumor or epilepsy.
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Peter's "glimpse of heaven" could really have been an epileptic seizure.
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Peter's brain scan shows an abnormality that could indicate epilepsy, but Peter still believes he experienced a brief glimpse of the afterlife.
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Peter is having an affair with his psychic and, together, they are exploring alternate forms of consciousness, perhaps increasing his tendency towards epileptic seizures.
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Peter believes that his girlfriend, with whom he'd like to break up, can harm him using her psychic powers.
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While telling him that he was a Nazi interrogator in a past life, Peter's psychic spirit guide has taken over Peter's life so completely that he is afraid to have improper thoughts for fear she will divine them.
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Peter's psychic girlfriend Serena orders an end to his therapy after she decides that therapy is interfering with her efforts to repair his damaged karma.
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Peter wants you to abandon your role as a medical advisor and help him in his psychic journeys.
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Peter falls in love at first sight and feels a reason to be interested in real life again.
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Peter's jealous guru might be trying to use black magic to injure Eliza.
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Peter is still torn between his desire for the extraordinary life offered by Serena and his love for Eliza.
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A hospital visit reveals Peter to have severe epilepsy, malnutrition, internal injuries, and a manipulative psychic girlfriend who claims to be pregnant.
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Peter tells how Serena went berserk after seeing the damage that Eliza caused to the poisonous plants she was carefully cultivating.
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Peter loses his job, his lover, and his guru all while trying to rejoin the real world.
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While spending all his time on the Internet, Peter's festering hand--savagely bitten by Serena--leads him to believe that he harbors an evil entity in his flesh akin to a vampire or a werewolf.
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Peter, who has suffered a severe psychotic break and believes that he is possessed by a malevolent entity bent on violence, slips out just before he can be committed to a mental hospital.
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Peter turns himself into the police for committing a murder with his teeth and claws.
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Peter is released from police custody without ever having seen a police psychiatrist.
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Peter has, quite literally, gone to the dogs.
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