Even the remarkably negligible actions of ours have abundance, momentous consequences, however, sometimes we only comprehend after the catastrophe has occurred; after someone has taken their life. To commence "Thirteen Reasons Why", written by Jay Asher, initially published in 2007, is a young adult book, consisting of teen drama, mystery and suspense throughout the novel. This novel revolves around the unexpected suicide of Hannah Baker, a teenage high school student who was driven into despair
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My video was of Mark who is a veteran experiencing intense muscle spasms in his lower back. His main symptoms included pain in the back and side effects from the medication he was prescribed. Mark was prescribed dozens of medications and the only medication that seemed to work caused depression. For a short period of time, his quality of life had been decreased. Mark barely talked to anyone including close family members and chose to stay at home most days. He began to realize how this medication
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I first observed Mark on 1/16/18 when he came treatment team. Mark said that he didn’t know why he is here (at the hospital). He asked the psychiatrist about his medication, saying that he doesn’t like the way it makes him feel and that he doesn’t like what they are doing to him. He quickly got tearful and said that he really misses his family, he just wants to leave and start living life while he is young enough to do so. Maybe have a family of his own one day and that time is running out. The
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Client denied having any suicidal ideation (SI) or homicidal ideation (HI). There was no indication of SI/HI noticed during the session. Even though the CL talked about realizing now why people ended their lives, he did not show any symptoms of SI/HI. When SW presented the idea of asking the wife again to do something else this weekend, CL was hesitant at first stating “maybe that is not a good idea, because I am not in a comfortable position to be out and I am definitely not fun to be around.” But
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Postpartum depression can lead to many other health issues including one very dangerous illness; psychosis. However, in the case of Jane, the narrator in, “The Yellow Wall-Paper,” her problem was developed by other means. The narrator’s psychosis following her postpartum depression was developed as a product of her environment. This is proven through the yellow wall paper that she is forced to see everyday. Also, the way John deals with Jane is an element that effected her to become delusional. Lastly
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ntro: Everyone is familiar with the excitement of welcoming a new baby into the family, but what many might not realize, is the physical and emotional challenges that the new mother can be going through. There is no shame in admitting that mothers deserve their own self-care time before and after baby is born. Infact, due to the level of hormonal changes, and overwilling number of changes in the mother's life, 1 in 7 mothers can develop postpartum depression, a more serious illness than just the
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Effect of creatine supplementation and sleep deprivation, with mild exercise, on cognitive and psychomotor performance, mood state, and plasma concentrations of catecholamines and cortisol. McMorris T, Harris RC, Swain J, Corbett J, Collard K, Dyson RJ, Dye L, Hodgson C, Draper N. Source Centre for Sports Science and Medicine, University College Chichester, College Lane, Chichester, West Sussex PO19 6PE, UK. t.mcmorris@ucc.ac.uk Abstract RATIONALE: Sleep deprivation has a negative effect on
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An analysis of The Yellow Wallpaper reveals that the main character was suffering from more than just post-partum depression, quite possibly a severe case of schizophrenia. While the reader may believe that the confinement was what had driven her into madness, a closer reading shows the narrator is already completely out of her mind and therefore unreliable from the very onset of the story. Right away the narrator tells us that her husband John doesn’t believe she’s sick. He says she has a “temporary
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The Effects of Marijuana Smoking a joint, Lighting a bowl, cuttin a blunt. These are all terms that are reffered to when someone is smoking Marijuana. Marijuana is becoming more mainstream every year. There are even some attempts to legalize it. But there still remains the fact that it has effects on different parts of the body when it is being smoked. There are three most known effects one is the effect of THC, the mental effects as well as the tar that it releases into your lungs. The chemical
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to someone so they decide to take their own life. C. They may seek help from a therapist, close relative or even a peer. II. While on the other hand some people may suffer from a disease called depression. A. Depression is a biologic disorder that really has no cause or cure but can be mentally treated with by professional help by a doctor. B. While under the negative effects of depression you begin to feel distant from your family and friends. You also decide not to participate in
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