41December 12, 2024
Porsad Hospital
Over the last few weeks, Dr. Ravi had engaged Sanath in a variety of treatment activities, some conventional and some unconventional.
Sanath was given a couple of tablets to be taken twice every day. This combination of tablets had been arrived at after a number of unsuccessful initial prescriptions. Ravi knew that each patient responded differently to different tablets and that it was inevitable that Sanath's mind would take some time to find the right tablet. The current combination seemed to work very well, with Sanath's frequency of irrational doubts reducing significantly.
Ravi also continued subjecting Sanath to other experiments similar to his first one, to educate Sanath on a certain aspect of OCD, and to help him figure out a way to conquer
