Obviously, but I mean on diseases of comparably equal severity. For example, would you say that a severe schizophrenic is worse off than a person missing an arm or a leg?
Obviously, but I mean on diseases of comparably equal severity. For example, would you say that a severe schizophrenic is worse off than a person missing an arm or a leg?
If they are equally severe, how can one be more severe?
Not "more severe". Worse. There's a difference. As in, they are both of equal severity, but which would have a greater negative effect on the patient? Do you understand what I'm saying?
