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MY DAY or It’s About the Immune System, Stupid
So I dragged myself out of bed after a disrupted night’s sleep and—tired all to pieces—I got a glass of orange juice, which sent me into a sneezing fit, which—along with the extreme fatigue, not to mention the shortness of … Continue reading
Posted in American medical industry, Depression, drugs, Health Care, Holistic, Medical care, Mental Illness & Health, Pharmaceuticals, physician
Tagged Call-a-Bus, Conditions and Diseases, depression, diagnosis, doctors, drugs, health care, Medicine, mental disorder, patients, pharmaceuticals, Physician, Psychiatrist
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Ethical Issues Related to Treatment Induced Harm (Part I)
Or: Every resource available to get off psych meds By Ron Unger on September 8, 2012 Many people come into the mental health system often after being betrayed and traumatized in a number of ways: too often, the mental health system … Continue reading
Posted in activism, advocacy, American medical industry, Depression, drugs, Health Care, Inpatient psychiatry, Medical care, Mental Illness & Health, Pharmaceuticals
Tagged antidepressants, Conditions and Diseases, depression, diagnosis, doctors, drugs, Medicine, mental disorder, mental health, mental illness, patients, pharmaceuticals, Physician, psychiatric disorders, Psychiatrist
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Who’s Afraid of the Idiots in Government?
So the new home health aide hours that Onondaga County has authorized—“effective immediately,” which was on Monday, August 20—are to go on the call-out list, which consists of about eight agencies that have contracted to serve poor people. John, the … Continue reading
Posted in activism, advocacy, American medical industry, disability, disability rights, Government Services, Health Care, Humor, Medicaid, Medical care, Poverty, Power, Values
Tagged Cathy Dutton, diagnosis, disability, disability rights, executive dysfunction, Freedom, Governance, government, Health, health care, home health aide, John Terry, Long Term Care Resource Center, Medicaid, Office of Aging, Onondaga County New York, patients, poverty, problem solving, skilled nursing, values, VESID
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Ask for a Social Worker, Get a Nurse
This is a complaint against: The Visiting Nurse Association at 1050 W. Genesee St., Syracuse NY 13204, for abandoning me. I am so sick that I need 24-hour care but the VNA has left me with no care at all. … Continue reading
Posted in activism, American medical industry, disability, Government Services, Medical care
Tagged Amor Bango, Conditions and Diseases, diagnosis, disability, end-of-life, Gail Carmichael, Mary Kate Rolf, Nurse, Onondaga County New York, patients, Physician, R.N., Sharon Cwikla, social worker, Visiting Nurse Assoc., VNA
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Double-Damned by Doctors
Yesterday the specially certified nurse came to do a PRI, which is the official New York State Department of Health’s Patient Review Instrument for just how crapped out you are. If you score less than 5 then you go into … Continue reading
Posted in American medical industry, Depression, disability, drugs, Inpatient psychiatry, Medical care, Mental Illness & Health, Pharmaceuticals, physician
Tagged antidepressants, assisted living, Bipolar disorder, Conditions and Diseases, depression, diagnosis, disability, doctors, drugs, Medicine, mental disorder, mental health, mental illness, Patient Review Instrument, patients, pharmaceuticals, Physician, PRI, psychiatric disorders, Psychiatrist, relationships, Rosewood Heights, skilled nursing, St. Joseph's Hospital
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Syndrome W
Some time ago, a group psychologist treated me most unjustly. In a rage of hurt and anger, I asked my individual psychologist, “What can I do?” He replied, “You can write about it,” and thereby my call was given. I … Continue reading
Posted in American medical industry, Death, Depression, disability, drugs, God, Medical care, Mental Illness & Health, Pharmaceuticals, physician
Tagged Amelia, antidepressants, catheter, Conditions and Diseases, death, depression, diagnosis, doctors, Dr. James Tucker, drugs, immune system, lithium, Medicine, mental disorder, mental illness, Onondaga County New York, patients, pharmaceuticals, Physician, Psychiatrist, St. Joseph's Hospital, Syndrome W, Visiting Nurses Association, VNA
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When Sooner becomes Later
So Dr. Tucker asked, “Would you be willing to go see the immunologists at the Cleveland Clinic?” I said yes and he said he would arrange a hospital-to-hospital transfer. When he came back a day or two later, Dr. Tucker quietly … Continue reading
Posted in American medical industry, Depression, drugs, Medical care, Nature, Pharmaceuticals, physician, Recipes
Tagged antidepressants, catheter, Cleveland Clinic, Conditions and Diseases, depression, diabetes, diagnosis, doctors, Dr. James Tucker, drugs, glucose, immunology, Medicine, patients, Peter Breggin, pharmaceuticals, Physician, recovery, sleep, spell-binding
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Finding Dr. Tucker
So there it was: I was living a pointless life. The bad news was that I had no family or health, and those are the two things that people identify as the most important things in their life. The good … Continue reading
Posted in American medical industry, Depression, drugs, Inpatient psychiatry, Medical care, Mental Illness & Health, Pharmaceuticals, physician
Tagged allergist, antidepressants, blog, catheter, Conditions and Diseases, depression, diagnosis, disability, disability rights, doctors, Dr. James Tucker, drugs, executive dysfunction, family, Health, immunology, Learning disability, Medicine, mental disorder, mental illness, patients, pharmaceuticals, Physician, psychiatric disorders, rheumatologist, St. Joseph's Hospital
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SURVIVING PSYCHIATRY: A User’s Manual
SURVIVING PSYCHIATRY: A User’s Manual by Anne C Woodlen Now for sale to you, this 60-page collection of 23 essays recently sold out at Dr. Peter Breggin’s Empathic Therapy Conference. “The great jazz bassist Ron Carter once described good jazz … Continue reading
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Tagged antidepressants, Benjamine Rush Center, bipolar, Conditions and Diseases, CPEP, death, depression, diagnosis, disability, doctors, drugs, Emergency psychiatry, end-of-life, God, Health, health care, Hutchings Psychiatric Center, Lorazepam, Medicaid, Medicare, Medicine, mental disorder, mental hospital, mental illness, Onondaga County New York, Patient, patients, Peter Breggin, pharmaceuticals, Physician, Post-Standard, poverty, power, problem solving, psychiatric disorders, Psychiatrist, Psychiatry, reform, relationships, Richard Gottlieb, Sleep apnea, Social work, St. Joseph's Hospital, Surviving Psychiatry, values
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Dr. Peter Breggin’s Empathic Therapy Conference 2012
One of the greatest things in the world is coming home. I come through the front door, crawl into my jammies, pour a big glass of my usual iced tea and sink into bed. The hotel where the Empathic Conference … Continue reading
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Tagged antidepressants, death, depression, diagnosis, Dick Gottlieb, doctors, drugs, Empathic Therapy Conference, maltreatment, Medicine, mental disorder, mental illness, NIMH, patients, Peter Breggin, pharmaceuticals, Physician, problem solving, Prozac, psychiatric disorders, Psychiatrically maltreated, Psychiatrist, Psychiatry, Seroquel, suicide, Surviving Psychiatry
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