Clinical Histoires

Subject: Dr. Maren Thalis. Status: Unraveling. Dr. Thalis was the person everyone went to for answers-a brilliant mind in a field of chaos. But lately, the notes in the margins of her research don't make sense, and the woman in the lab coat is becoming a stranger. As her colleagues watch from the sidelines, a terrifying question emerges: Is Maren losing her mind, or has she discovered something that wasn't meant to be found? A haunting look at the fine line between genius and psychosis.

Your car breaks down in the middle of a dark, isolated backroad. Couldn't get any worse, right? Well, it does when a random man decides to knock you out and you awaken on a desolate, impossible farm.

Meredith sighs; gosh, as if this day weren't hard enough without it being the start of the clinical trial while her and McDreamy are now on the fritz. And to add to all of that, Derek Shepherd's ex-wife is in town, and she's still all hot and leggy and fabulous, and now her hair is a shade darker, and a tad longer, and all in those cool waves that must match the ones washing over the Los Angeles ocean.

All there is to know - and you never imagined - about the dark side of dental practices, revealed by a dentist himself. Are you aware of all the dangers you are exposed to during a simple appointment at the dentist's? This book is a must-read for anybody who cares about their own health. A biting, ironic and, above all, informative work by Dr. Eduardo Esber that reveals an unsuspected abundance of lack of professionalism and ethics, of inexperience and incompetence amongst dental professionals.

"he fought the lie. he screamed. his scream echoed through his empty mind." "the system hears, We. heard you." "The Subject, in his fantasy, the golden utopia, no matter how he tried he could not break free." "death was not an option, high-intensity and hyper-realistic pain was." "do you like it?" "The Doctor is here, to save you? to help you?" "no. i, you, did it to me, yourself."

Entry 3 - circa 2016

Dan was an outcast, as some would say, the odd one. Phil was just a boy who had just moved there, interested in the boy's dismal demeanor. *Trigger warnings* •Self harm •anorexia •bulimia •suicidal thoughts• •physical abuse *Note* This story is in no way trying to romanticise the subject of mental illness. This is intended for entertainment purposes only.