Bovista - Mental (inc. personality) symptoms - T.F. Allen

MIND

Mind

Emotional.

Talkative,

Very open-hearted; she spoke of her own failings, contrary to her custom,

Averse to everything after dinner,

Very much exhilarated; life seems very pleasant to her, in the morning, but, towards evening, out of humor and peevish,

Very courageous and vigorous; he would like to fight with everybody,

Melancholy the whole day,

Dull and depressed; and towards evening she became very weary,

Very much depressed (after three hours); then alternating moods and (after seven hours) great sadness, amounting to melancholy,

Anguish; she felt as if enveloped in a black vapor,

Great sensitiveness; became easily offended at everything,

Very apprehensive, and at the same time fretful; she was disinclined to do any work,

Very irritable; everything affected her,

Peevish mood, for an hour in the morning after rising (fifth day),

Ill-humored, fretful, and apprehensive, with confusion of the head,

Ill-humor, confusion of the head, gloominess, also peevishness and irritability, for fourteen days,

Peevish, fretful, and ill-humored during a violent headache in the afternoon,

Fretful, ill-humored, and indifferent to life,

At one time life seemed very exciting to him, at another very hateful,

In company she was lively; alone, sad, depressed, and not interested in anything,

Extremely indifferent to all external objects (ninth day),

Intellectual.

Confused thoughts,

Stupid feeling,

Very absent-minded, so that it was impossible for her, even on great exertion, to pay attention to what one was saying or doing (after thirteen days),

She is very absent-minded, makes mistakes in writing, leaves out whole syllables, and writes several words entirely wrong (after five days),

Lost in thought; he often looked vacantly for several minutes,

Weak memory,

He recollected only with difficulty the transactions of a few hours previous,

Feeling of stupefaction at times,