Sentence examples for get medicated from inspiring English sources

Counsellors cannot handle the overcrowdedness and people's issues are not being addressed and people are literally in lines to get medicated so they can sleep.

You can also get medicated spray or lozenges, which have a mild anesthetic to gently numb the throat area and relieve pain.

(Family Member sister) They're just in there to do their time, and get medicated and keep the calm and out of their hair.

Others felt that the mental health care in custody was inadequate: They're just in there to do their time, and get medicated and keep the calm and out of their hair.

Get medicated insoles for your shoes.

"One of the things I have the least respect for about parts of black culture," he said, "is there's so much pain and insecurity that it gets medicated by aping the worst aspects of white culture".

Someone should have medicated you.

It's something to get over, medicate.

"And that wound also exacerbates because when we get wounded, we medicate ourselves with things that are inappropriate -- which further validates the woman's fear," he says.

From interviewing caregivers to monitoring bodily functions, much of the day-to-day responsibilities involve the mundane grammar of getting them dressed, fed, medicated and bathed.

"My mother, who was amazing, who wrote books on parenting, who gave us this idyllic childhood in Kent turned into this heartbroken shell of a woman who was just medicating to get through the day," Peaches later recalled.