Sentence examples for treatment thinking from inspiring English sources

I didn't follow my doctor's advice about treatment, thinking that if I ignored my condition, it would go away.

With tears in her eyes, Mora described how she was diagnosed with a brain aneurysm in 2011 and sent home with pain medicine but no apparent hope for treatment, thinking she was going to die.

"No one starts out having treatment thinking that it won't work, but sometimes a lack of understanding of the 'real' success rates can lead to crushing disappointment for some couples who never for one minute entertained the thought that they wouldn't be successful.

From the male viewpoint, the improvements needed are closely linked with the need to establish robust sperm quality indicators, in order to use them as a diagnostic tool to increase the success of ART, and in order to design appropriate strategies for sperm treatment (thinking about sperm as a patient) or selection.

While not compromising for cost, you should also avoid choosing high cost treatment thinking that it will be the best.

You don't want to spend the entire treatment thinking about your stomach growling.

They may prescribe treatments thinking they are going to help patients when actually they may not.

"Just choosing window treatments, thinking these are the window treatments we are going to have to live with for the next 15 years, possibly 30, and it's $400 to cover one window and we've got like 12 windows to cover — you've got to be kidding me.

At the other end of the spectrum, there are those who hop on the Internet to learn everything about their symptoms and possible treatments, thinking they can out-research their doctors or find the latest alternative cure.

People will disagree about the right course of treatment, but thinking about the choices in this way might give the disagreements the appropriate focus.

What is so nice about this picture is that if LOTH is true we have a naturalistically adequate causal treatment of thinking that respects the semantic properties of the thoughts involved: it is in virtue of the physically coded syntactic/formal features that thoughts cause each other while the coherence of their semantic properties is preserved precisely in virtue of this.