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    traumatize leaving them scarred for life and give them an incomprehensible fear of it, leading to a difficult life in which they can’t live freely. PTSD, a steadily rising mental illness caused by a severe traumatic event, treated merely by anti-depressant drugs and verbal therapy, causes the fight or flight instinct to malfunction and cause hormonal imbalances, resulting in periods of violence…

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    to swallow. Fear consumed me and took over an integral part of my life. That fear turned into anxiety, which led me to multiple doctors’ visits in need of something to suppress it. Which in turn, led me to have an extreme dependence on the anti-depressant pills that were prescribed to me. As the years continued, my situation became progressively worse. During my senior year of high school, with the freedom of having a car; my days of staying and going to school…

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    “Barbiturates are classified as sedative/hypnotics because of their central nervous system depressant and sleep-inducing effects.” “They were used first in medical practice in the early 1900s; phenobarbital was introduced in 1912.” “This long-acting barbiturate still is prescribed for children and adolescents who have seizure disorders.” “The primary…

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    When you are a detective you have to stay focused. You also have to dedicate your life to your work and keep an open mind in any situation. In Sir Arthur Conan Doyle’s novel “A Study in Scarlet” the main character Sherlock Holmes has become roommates with the narrator, Watson. Doyle characterizes Holmes by using Watson’s tone towards Holmes, and Holmes dialogue with Watson. One way Doyle characterizes Holmes is by using Watson's tone. When Watson was describing the way Holmes acted; he says…

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    Life Changing Moment Essay

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    When people saw Kristen Jane Anderson they saw a normal happy girl. However they did not know what was really happening to her. They say your life can change in an instant. That may be true, but so many things led up to Kristen 's life changing moment. From depression to death it seemed like Kristen was being strong. Those events where slowing chipping away at her will to live. Her solution seemed clear. The train tracks looked so peaceful and no one would miss her. Kristen had a great childhood…

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    Simulation And Causation

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    Amber Mathews Discussion 2 The difference between correlation and causation is that correlation is a statistical measurement that describes the direction and size of a relationship between two or more variables. It is an action or occurrence that correlates with another. For example smoking is correlated with drinking alcohol but doesn’t cause alcoholism. Causation describes that one event happens because of a different event or a cause and effect relationship. It is an action or occurrence…

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    Ketamine Case Studies

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    series of treatments, especially when compared to traditional antidepressant response rates within the same time period (Zhang et al., 2015). This research seems to indicate that there are statistically significant response to ketamine as an anti-depressant for use in patients with depressive disorders (Lee, Della Selva, Liu and Himerlhoch, 2015), but there are several issues that restrict its use. The most prominent issue of this treatment is the relatively short lived nature of the therapeutic…

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    Did you know that 53% of people think marijuana should be legalized? Marijuana is a depressant drug which lowers brain activity. Many examples of depressants are alcohol and Xanax. 8 states so far have legalized Marijuana, but should it continue? The legalization of Marijuana should happen because prohibition has failed, legalisation would be best for our country, marijuana has been proven not dangerous, and legalisation would not increase the use of harder drugs. The prohibition of marijuana…

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    Drug Abuse Solutions

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    In April 2011, President Obama addressed the issue in the White House position paper, Epidemic: Responding to America’s Prescription Drug Abuse Crisis. The Obama administration announced it would seek legislation-requiring doctors to undergo training before being permitted to prescribe potent narcotics (Smith 68). The current most popular solutions at any level have included solutions such as requiring physicians to gain certification of training in addictive mediation and applying a system of…

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    Drug Abuse In Tennessee

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    Drug abuse in urban areas across Tennessee have grown in recent years. Individuals do not realize that the addiction to a drug such as marijuana and cocaine, not only affects the person with the addiction but the families surrounding them. For instance, having an addiction to a specific drug can start arguments with a spouse or relative because those that are addicted will no longer see anything such as rent, car note, electricity as a priority. The drug becomes the main point of focus. This is…

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