feels to fall, and to be, ill. And it does not tell you anything about that forbidding existential fact which infects any serious illness: being ill, seriously ill, is being lost and trapped in your self, your own weak self, which finds itself bereft of a world to care for and inhabit, and so unable to care for anything or anyone except itself, i.e., your self, which confines you to itself-your petty self." /> Disease - Sundström Per | sdvig press

Disease

the phenomenological and conceptual center of practical-clinical medicine

Per Sundström

pp. 109-126

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