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    throughout the article‚ also creating a poetic tone as well. The editorial starts off with a Shakespeare quote‚ “I have of late – but wherefore I know not – lost all my mirth‚ forgone all custom of exercise; and‚ indeed‚ it goes to me a sterile promontory.” Just reading the first quote‚ the reader wouldn’t think that the editorial was going to about depression. Nonetheless‚ it adds to the poetic tone that was carried out through the rest of the editorial. This is shown at the very end of the article‚ the panel

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    Mental Illness I struggle with a chronic illness known as Bipolar disorder. Bipolar disorder is reoccurring episodes of manic and depression that last from a day to months. This mental illness causes unusual and dramatic mood swings‚ energy and the ability to think straight. There is several different types of disorders. Bipolar disorder has a very negative impact on my life. This illness has caused me to ruin many friendships and have a downward spiral in my jobs and school. Ten billion people

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    Treatment of mental illness goes back to ancient times‚ proven through trephined skulls that were found by archeologists. Back then most people believed that mental illness was spiritual‚ demonic possession‚ sorcery‚ the evil eye‚ or and angry deity‚ so their treatments were often brutal or mystical. Trephining was a method used in the Bronze Age. In this method an ice pick like tool was hammered through the afflicted person’s skull to let out the evil spirits. In ancient Mesopotamia‚ priest-doctors

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    A A food-borne illness is any illness resulting from the consumption of contaminated food‚ pathogenic bacteria‚ viruses‚ or parasites that contaminate foods (Wikipedia‚ 2012). Foodborne illness usually arises from improper handling‚ preparation‚ or food storage. Each year in the United States between 6.5 to 33 million cases of illness are attributed to food-borne illness and 9‚000 people die as the result.(Abgrall & Misner‚ 1998) Hepatitis A is a common food borne illness‚ which can be treated

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    Reflection Paper I haven’t had much personal experience with anyone that has a mental Illness diagnosis‚ nor have I been diagnosed with one. However‚ I work with a young female that we will call Jen. Jen has been diagnosed with Bipolar and Depression. I interviewed Jen and I will let her describe her diagnosis‚ her symptoms‚ how she has learned to cope with them‚ and the medications that she is taking to manage her symptoms. "My name is Jen and I am Bipolar. I also suffer from severe

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    will share a few of the symptoms that I observed during this movie. Additionally‚ I will diagnose the type of mental illness‚ provide my differential diagnosis‚ and propose a treatment plan for Ms. Murdoch’s condition. Mental illness often can go undiagnosed. Properly identifying symptoms of mental illness in it’s early stages could save a life. Ms. Murdoch symptoms of mental illness were not apparent in the beginning. However‚ as the story developed it became very obvious that something was troubling

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    Rolland’s Family-Systems Illness Model (1999) is a framework for evaluating‚ formulating and intervening with families dealing with chronic illness and disability. This model is used to help the diagnosed and the family members of the diagnosed understand the illness as well as each member’s role in the family unit in regards to the illness along with ways to develop strategies and tools to cope and learn to live with the illness. Rolland’s model is based on a strength-oriented perspective viewing

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    believe that the human kind tries to seek out the happiest life possible‚ and therefore they have expectations‚ hopes‚ and dreams of bettering themselves (Lecture). Humanistic psychologists‚ stemming from the ideas of Abraham Maslow‚ believe every person desires‚ and actively seeks to reach their perceived “full potential.” Humanistic psychologists believe in personal growth of individuals‚ and the objective to further their own livelihood by reaching self-actualization (Koltko-Rivera ‚ 2006). Both

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    issue and consequence for people suffering from a mental illness‚ despite an increased understanding of diagnosis and treatment of mental disorders‚ negative attitudes and misperceptions about those living with mental disorders are still prominent today (Ward‚ 2014). When individuals are faced with the onset of a mental illness such as schizophrenia‚ stereotypes become more relevant to the self. That is‚ those suffering from the mental illness may choose to incorporate the prejudice and stereotypes

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    According to an article by William Hartston‚ The name “Macbeth” (or MacBheatha or Mac Bethad) means ‘son of life’ in Gaelic (Hartston). Which profoundly ironic considering his bloodthirsty rage that unfolds as the play rolls on. Seeing as Macbeth means ‘son of life‚’wouldn’t it also be ironic that from war in the beginning‚ he was engulfed by death‚ which may have caused a mental illness of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder? Later on‚ he murders the king of Scotland; therefore‚ only made matters worse

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