Chapter 75 Resistance

• "If there was nothing wrong, why would I suddenly fall into unexplained bouts of sleepiness?" I asked.
• "It's psychological suggestion. You've firmly believed for years that you have narcolepsy, and your family has also staunchly believed this. Their presence reinforces this belief, which misleads and impacts you on a subconscious level. In certain situations, this conviction can control your body, trapping you in the state you believe yourself to be in. Over time, the psychological suggestions deepen, and your body develops a muscle memory, forming what you now perceive as this inexplicable sleep disorder," someone explained.
• As their words sank in, I was stunned. In the end, did I cause my own illness?