I think you have pegged the diagnosis - narcissistic vampirism!
James D. Peele, Ph.D.
Director of Clinical Chemistry
Baptist Medical Center
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Jacksonville, FL 32207
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Subject: Patient who wants his blood back
We have had a request from a patient for us to return his blood to him
following testing for routine biochem. It is unclear why he wants it
except that it 'belongs to him'. He is also asking for all
documentation relating to the request, by which I am assuming he means
his results, which we can deal with through FOI. I'd be grateful for
any advice.
Dr Anne Tarn
Consultant Chemical Pathologist
Croydon University Hospital
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