The side effects of these medications became known only because patients were institutionalized for an extended time.
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.
The employee had not returned to work fully, showed no comorbidity (e.g. other diseases causing or prolonging the sickness absence), and had been available for RTW interventions (e.g. had not been institutionalized for a prolonged period of time).
In August, he was institutionalized for a month at a public hospital in Georgia.
According to Shuja Chughtai, a longtime neighbor, the owner of the house was a woman named Susanne Jeffrey who was once a ballerina but has been institutionalized for some time.
I did meet with people that were experts, doctors, psychiatrists that dealt with psychopaths and people who had committed horrendous crimes, and then I spent some time with those people themselves, people who have been institutionalized for great periods of time.
With the mentally ill rarely institutionalized for any length of time — on the theory that their lives will be better if they are not confined in a hospital — other institutions have sprung up to take their place.
Another character is institutionalized for being a lesbian.
Sandra battles anorexia, Carla and Yolanda both have failed marriages, Yolanda and Sandra are both institutionalized for psychiatric issues at one time or another, and Sofía is impregnated out of wedlock.
She was institutionalized for the first of "10 to 15 times," said Christina, who never sought therapy herself after the attack but dropped out of high school in 2009 and had a son with a boyfriend.
