"I saw people being medicated to control behavior to such a degree that to me it was obviously and clearly affecting their health, their safety, their quality of life, their ability to participate in the daily activities of living, and in some cases threatened their lives," Ms. Valitutto said.
The biggest opportunity in your retirement plan strategies and goals is for you to be more "present". That may sound a little too Zen for some but too many people are being medicated to believe that there is a benefit to postponing the life that they want until they retire.
I am medicated to treat my depression.
In sum, it is difficult to imagine how a committee convened under Policy 660.30 could conceivably discover, much less be persuaded to overrule, an erroneous or arbitrary decision to medicate or to maintain a specific dosage or type of drug.
The first half of Cryptograms was called "the problem child" by Kevin Elliott of Stylus Magazine, characterizing this child as having been "medicated at a young age to subdue constant anxiety and the fear of death, overly mired in thoughts of regret and anguish, overwhelmed with ideas and insight".
But, to be medicated involuntarily, a patient had to be deemed dangerous a second time, while in the ward itself.
The traumatized individual tries to self-medicate as a way to cope with the memory of their trauma or as a way to numb the pain of the lived experience.
When's the last time someone medicated a foal or a puppy simply because it needed to run?
Just before the excerpt starts, the health care providers tried to medicate her with a sedative to calm her down but, despite this, she was constantly screaming and moving back and forth on her mother's lap.
To medicate a patient moaning about pain with a sedative and to conclude that acupuncture can decrease the demand for sedatives during colonoscopy is not the correct conclusion.
