‘it’s probably nothing, but while I’m here . .’
‘my husband will go mad if I don’t just mention . .’
‘oh, and I promised a friend I would ask . . ‘
Family doctors are used to it. Just as the patient is saying goodbye they have an apparent afterthought and the real reason for the visit starts to become clear. This reason is important to their patient if not necessarily life threatening. But why does the patient treat their problem in such a seemingly casual fashion?...
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We depressives are frequently drawn towards cocooning, the practice of hanging out in our homes for most of our free time. I think that... Read more »
Hi everyone Have you ever listened to some of Bill Cosby's old comedy routines? They are hilarious. This Bill Cosby skit on youtube... Read more »
For Prevention and Mental Wellness By David L. Shern, Ph.D., president and CEO, Mental Health America Prevention and wellness are... Read more »
Long married couples are often said to “finish each others sentences.” They work as a unit, and friends and family members are used to... Read more »
Expert patient John McManamy, who has battled bipolar disorder, is taking his voice to a new level. His informative and provocative book, Living... Read more »
Most depression patients who are treated by their primary care doctors don't receive adequate care, new research suggests. A study by a non-profit... Read more »
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