Namaskar.
Syndrome connotes conglomeration of symptoms. Whether it is "heartbreak' or "broken heart", the core symptom is the feeling of the loss of social support. Dil toot jana. I think, rest too match. Any difference please?
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From India, Delhi
174Syndrome connotes conglomeration of symptoms. Whether it is "heartbreak' or "broken heart", the core symptom is the feeling of the loss of social support. Dil toot jana. I think, rest too match. Any difference please?
regards
From India, Delhi
Namaskar Dr, Apt answer. But can you put what is written in Tribune since I can’t get that newspaper here! bala
From India, Madras
From India, Madras
Namaskar.
Thank you Balaji. My steno is not with me now. Let him return. I shall get it typed, put in a floppy and then I can post it. This is a very learned article.
But there is one broblem. You can see the citehr instruction below. The whole article can not be posted. what to do please suggest.
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From India, Delhi
Thank you Balaji. My steno is not with me now. Let him return. I shall get it typed, put in a floppy and then I can post it. This is a very learned article.
But there is one broblem. You can see the citehr instruction below. The whole article can not be posted. what to do please suggest.
regards
From India, Delhi
I do not think exeptionally we can infringe copy right. Let us think of alternatives. regards
From India, Delhi
From India, Delhi
Till date i have not understood what Dr. Jogeshwar mahanta posts...guyz plz help me out....
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scare_crow
From India, Mumbai
regards
scare_crow
From India, Mumbai
dear all.. DIscussion has deviated BIG TIME Request you guyz not to deviate from the original post..that i made....somehow i feel my post is loosing it track... regards scare_crow
From India, Mumbai
From India, Mumbai
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