Very interesting question, I work on the PTS (short for Patients Transported in Shitheaps/on a Shoestring/in their own Shit - You decide, took a patient home the other day who claimed to have been psychic for 7 years and proceeded to tell me all the visions she'd experienced. Coincidentally she'd had cancer for 7 years which had now become quite aggressive leaving her with 2 years left to live. In her case i dont think it mattered wether she was mad as a box of frogs or about to be canonised because she seemed very at peace with her prognosis and the visions had made her unafraid to die. I considered the madness versus religion debate, having been dragged to chuch every sunday myself to watch fire and brimstone priests slowly unravel and was going to ask if the visions could be illness realated but i realised she didnt want my opinion and it wasnt important. She wanted to be made comfortable and listened to (a tad difficult with a noisy engine, speed bumps, and a partner who is very aware its nearly the end of the shift) only jokin he did a great job. PS Great Blog by the way