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Exercise or Insulin?
Sorry. A doctor poisoned me with unmonitored lithium. There is no literature about the effect of lithium poisoning on the immune system, however, I clearly have immune dysfunction, type unknown. It causes, among other things, chronic fatigue syndrome and hypersensitivity … Continue reading
Posted in Depression, drugs, Medical care, Mental Illness & Health, Pharmaceuticals, Power, Powerlessness
Tagged antidepressants, central nervouse system, chronic fatigue syndrome, depression, drugs, exercise, helplessness, hypersensitivity to medication, immune system, insulin, lithium, power, Psychiatry
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The Desta Anthony’s of the World (Part III)
So I am going to have to look into this—this business of St. Joseph’s Hospital not reporting to nurse practitioner Desta Anthony that I took drugs as prescribed and as tolerated. I tell Ms Anthony that I took insulin four … Continue reading
Posted in American medical industry, drugs, Health Care, Medical care, Pharmaceuticals, physician
Tagged antibiotic, catheter, Conditions and Diseases, Desta Anthony, Dick Gottlieb, doctors, drugs, Foley catheter, Health, health care, home health care, insulin, liar, Medicine, MobileMed, noncompliance, Nurse, nurse practitioner, patients, Physician, sleep, St. Joseph's Hospital
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Sitting Down
The story, as told by my grandmother, was that her younger brother Dick drove home from the swimming hole at dusk in an open buggy, wearing a wet wool bathing suit. He caught a cold that turned into pneumonia, and died … Continue reading
Posted in American medical industry, Death, Depression, drugs, God, Health Care, Medical care, Pharmaceuticals, physician, Spirituality
Tagged allergies, antidepressants, Conditions and Diseases, Dale Avers, death, depression, diagnosis, diet, Diet (nutrition), doctors, Drug, drugs, end-of-life, Faith, Ghaly, God, Health, hypersensitivity, immune system, insulin, Medicine, modern medicine, patients, penecillin, pharmaceuticals, Physician, pneumonia, sleep, stress
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Two Days in August
August 16 If you are a nurse and your patient calls you in first thing in the morning and says, “Something’s wrong. I feel really bad,” and then starts yelling at you and you start crying and run away, it … Continue reading
Posted in American medical industry, Death, Depression, God, Health Care, Medical care, Poverty, Spirituality, Values
Tagged african american, black people, death, depression, diabetes, God, insulin, Nurse, patients, pharmaceuticals, white people, white-bread
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The Rock and the Hard Place Blog
The night before last, with a glucose level of 475, I started taking insulin. This morning I reacted to it. After a good night’s sleep, I woke up too tired to get out of bed, short of breath, and with … Continue reading
Case Study of Confusion
This morning in the hospital around 11:00 a.m. I met with the physician assistant, a rather pleasant, intelligent young woman who was working as a fund raiser for an out-of-state nonprofit, then she changed her focus, came to a New York … Continue reading
Posted in American medical industry, drugs, Health Care, Medical care, Pharmaceuticals, physician
Tagged antibiotic, Conditions and Diseases, diabetes, diagnosis, doctors, drugs, Emergency department, glucose, Health, health care, hospital, hospitalist, insulin, Medicine, Nurse, Onondaga County New York, PA, Patient, patients, pharmaceuticals, Physician, physician assistant, pneumonia
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Doctor-Controlled Diabetes
During the drugging years I had been diagnosed with diabetes mellitus, type II; the doctor had said, “Over weight and over forty.” It was diet controlled, that is, I progressively kept eliminating from my diet all the things that were pushing … Continue reading
Posted in American medical industry, drugs, Health Care, Medicaid, Medical care, Medicare, Pharmaceuticals, Power, Powerlessness, Values
Tagged carbohydrates, celiac disease, control, control freak, diabetes, diabetes mellitus, diet, dietician, doctor, Dr. Nasri Ghaly, Dr. Paul M. Cohen, drugs, endocrine, Glucophage, glucose, health care system, insulin, Joslin Clinic, persistent poly pharmacy, Physician, psychologist, sickness care system, side-effects, stress, Upstate Medical Center
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