Sentence examples for attacks taking medication from inspiring English sources

He's middle-aged, he's going through stress, panic attacks, taking medication, talking to a therapist.

AK: I had such trouble with "Not Myself Today," which is an ode to my bout with panic attacks and taking medication, etc. "Saturday was Klonopin, it didn't work like vodka did," was a joke I threw in, like a rough draft.

(R13, man 55 years) After suffering the heart attack, I started taking medication regularly.

The uptake levels for antihypertensives and statins were defined as the prevalence of never having had angina or heart attack, and currently taking medication specifically prescribed to treat high-blood pressure or lipid-lowering treatment.

Nearly half of Americans with cholesterol levels that put them at high risk of a heart attack or stroke are not taking medication to reduce that risk, according to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.

Scientologists oppose psychiatry in general and anti-depressant drugs in particular, a stance that garnered attention in 2005 when Cruise publicly attacked his friend Brooke Shields for taking medication for her post-natal depression.

Studies show that in these particular patients, inserting a stent is generally no better at preventing a heart attack or an early death than taking medication alone.

"Not everyone knows, but you've been taking medication for your anxiety attacks all season.

The couple are taking medication to help them sleep since the attack.

I stopped taking medication.

She is still taking medication.