Another sister was institutionalized for insanity.
A Georgia woman who was institutionalized for 10 years searches for clues to her terrible past.
Sarah, his mother, was a schizophrenic, and was institutionalized for a time when Quincy was eight.
In August, he was institutionalized for a month at a public hospital in Georgia.
The side effects of these medications became known only because patients were institutionalized for an extended time.
And Mr. Jackson acknowledged under questioning that he had been institutionalized for depression and had received shock therapy.
The book recounts the fight by some of the boys, institutionalized for being orphans or truants, to secure their freedom.
"We don't know if he will have an independent life or will be institutionalized for life" is a typical conclusion.
Every once in a while, I imagine that Emily was institutionalized for a reason; maybe she's hallucinating this whole scheme?
But first we meet the play's only other character, Carla (Ruth Reid), who has the look of someone who has been institutionalized for a very long time.
For assistance, she seeks out a brilliant scientist who has the disadvantage of having been institutionalized for the previous two decades.
