But the victim of a severe stroke, for instance, may remain extremely impaired, physically and mentally, and institutionalized for the rest of her life — yet still be semiconscious.
Williams kept trying out the same themes over and over in various literary forms and returned repeatedly to the same cast of characters, especially to his sister, Rose, who was lobotomized in 1943 and remained institutionalized for the rest of her life.
'If I didn't have any of those medications, I would probably be institutionalized for the rest of my life,' said Deborah Ann Katz, a 36-year-old Medicare [disability] beneficiary.... 'I'd be hallucinating, hearing voices.'" So, the states were stepping in.
Judged unfit to stand trial (he had suffered from manic depression throughout his adult life), he was institutionalized for several years.
Anya was institutionalized for seven years — she took up life with Arlen again in New York in 1958 — and during that time Arlen stepped out with many glamorous women, Gloria Vanderbilt and Marlene Dietrich among them.
When Mr. Willner was 11, his father was hospitalized for depression, and he remained institutionalized for most of the rest of his life.
(Rooney) 'Lucia's Chapters of Coming Forth by Day' (previews start on Wednesday; opens on Sept. 18) Mabou Mines explores the tragic life of James Joyce's daughter, Lucia, whose artistic promise as a young woman in Paris was extinguished when her erratic behavior caused her to be institutionalized for the remaining 50 years of her life.
"The main study they use," he said, "involves children who were institutionalized for at least four months in their first year of life, which means it's a pretty exceptional pool".
To varying, flickering degrees, we get a sense of Frost's children, his "brood of brooders," whose fates — the firstborn son dead of cholera at 4, the other son killing himself with a deer rifle at 38, a daughter institutionalized for mental illness — cast a long shadow on Frost's life.
The beauty it revolves around is Lutz's vivacious and unstable mother, who was occasionally institutionalized for her mental illness but remained a magnetic force in his life.
