Dr. Battie symbolisation

I have published something about Dr. Battie, the first physician who chosed psychiatry as his field of speciality, and after that I suspected that his name got other some symbolisation, (suspected? am I paranoid?) I suspected that from one of the comments, (thanks to Tracy who sends me that comment and who always gives me feedback about my posts with her nice comments), and It was just by accedent that day when I was reading a book about history of psychiatry were the writer tell us how the word BATTY came to mean CRAZY in english language and he suspects (suspects?) that it came from that psychiatrist's name... He also states this: "it is generally believed that the term comes from the saying Bats in the Belfry, referring to having something amiss in the top story or head".
At first I thought and why they specify BATS in that qutation, but then I remembered that Bats have very poor vision and they make there way by making sounds and hearing where there sounds make echo, (like a radar), so if a huge bell in the belfry will ring....they will loose there way...yeah..that was a nice qutation...