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Old Jun 22, 2013, 04:59 PM
Anonymous200320
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Originally Posted by CantExplain View Post
I haven't noticed.

One T I knew definitely preferred "patient".
"Patient" means "sufferer". "Client" means "vassal".
Interesting!
My perception is more on the lines of "patient" means "sick person" and "client" means "capable adult"/"equal".

My T refers to "the person in your chair". Not when he talks about me specifically, but when he refers to his clients/patients.
Thanks for this!
gaia67, Melody_Bells