Patient Record: Pogrean Arulla [ Removed ]

Name: Pogrean Arulla
Gender: Male
Age: 23
DOB: August 1st 1987
Height: 5' 9
Weight: 110 lb

Symptoms: Believes he is dead. Refuses to eat, and claims to be unable to read due to being 'dead.' Talks about himself in third person, or in past tense. Believes the hospital is 'hell' and he is suffering for his sins for eternity. Under the hallucination that his body is rotting and he lacks organs.

Biography: Depression has always been a problem with him since a child. He was in and out of mental hospitals due to it. As a teen, he found refuge in poetry. It provided him a place to express his emotions. he became a published poet, and sold copies of his poems rather well. During a homecoming parade that his small town held, he was driving a large wagon pulled by a team of four Percherons. Something spooked the horses and they bolted. The wagon broke an axle, tipped over, and he hit his head hard. He was in a coma for three days, and when he woke up, he believed he died in the accident. No matter how the doctors reassured him that he was alive, and would be fine, he refused to believe it, thinking they were demons trying to mess with his head and give him false hope.


Medical History: Underweight and allergic to peanuts

Has the patient been referred by a court ruling?: No, admitted by concerned parents and his doctor

Has the patient been previously diagnosed with any mental or health illnesses?: Yes
If so, what? Depression

Has the patient been known to harm them self or others (or both)?: They have been known to harm themselves.

Privileged Patient?: No

Current Medications: None

• Patient appears to be delusional. (Cotard delusion?)
• Patient began to show symptoms of delusions after a 'wagon incident' during a homecoming parade. Patient claims that this is when he 'died'.
• Patient decides not to eat due to the reason: 'The dead don't eat.'

Patient came to the infirmary having damaged his eye. Patient was bandaged but still insists on not eating.

Removed due to player request.