mr. mcgregor, can you follow the light with your eyes? how 'bout now? mr. mcgregor, how many fingers am i holding up? - three. - one. - good job. i'll be right back. - legally blind? - he can detect sharp lights and block images, probably how he made out my size earlier. but anything more than a few feet away is likely just a blur. - his pituitary tumor, is it operable? the pressure on the optic chiasm. - so he's gonna get some of his sight back. - 15 years. homeless, essentially blind. i mean, that's a crap hand. he should be pissed. yet, he's happy as can be. crazy i got this patient today. - my experience, we get the patients we need. turns out, the english language is primarily comprised of buzzwords for borderline personality disorders. now that i know them, i can't have a conversation without immediately seeing the psych in people, which is clearly an impulsive reaction, which, by the way, could also suggest a borderline personality disorder. i mean, i can't even not analyze myself. now i'm using double negatives. - you're a first year psych resident.

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