Ehh... doesn't mean she was faking, could have been a delusion. Now, either she was faking, and coincidentally got a real cardiac pRoblem at the exact same time, or it's a delusion and the fake paralysis is a real neurological symptom.
She moved, therefore she could move. She wasn't paralyzed.
Or vasculitis would also explain the effusion. But not the paralysis. Let's assume that she wasn't faking it.
Or vasculitis would also explain the effusion. But not the paralysis. Let's assume that she wasn't faking it. [SEP] She moved, therefore she could move. She wasn't paralyzed. [SEP] Ehh... doesn't mean she was faking, could have been a delusion. Now, either she was faking, and coincidentally got a real cardiac pRoblem at the exact same time, or it's a delusion and the fake paralysis is a real neurological symptom.