Tag Archives: alternative medicine
Undrugging: You vs. NYS Dept. of Health
I am the true-born daughter of an ice cream addict. My parents traveled all over the world and wherever they went, Dad bought ice cream for my mom—after the opera in Vienna, on the streets of Moscow and on a … Continue reading
Posted in doctor, drugs, patient, physician
Tagged alternative medicine, American medical industry, Anne C Woodlen, diabetes, diet, Dr. Charles Gant, Dr. Jennifer Daniels, drugs, fibromyalgia, forced drugging, ice cream, intestinal yeast infection, nutrients, NYS Dept. of Health, Onondaga County New York, undrugging
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Doctors with Potent Alternatives: The Chiropractor
There’s a green space in the Valley where your spirit can rest. The sign out front says Network Chiropractic and the doctor inside is Stephen Wechsler. I pop the front door open, tilt my head past the doorway into the treatment … Continue reading
About the Author: Anne C Woodlen (Part V)
My apartment was on the twenty-first floor and my bed was placed beside the windows, which were about six feet wide and eight feet high. My old apartment had been very dark and set against the side of a hill; … Continue reading
Posted in Inpatient psychiatry, mental illness
Tagged acupuncture, alternative medicine, Ativan, benzodiazepine, Bernardine Apartments, blood pressure, central nervous system, chiropractic, Comprehensive Psychiatric Emergency Program, CPEP, depression, doctors, Dr. Nasri Ghaly, drug addict, drug withdrawal, hypertension, hypnotherapy, immune system, inpatient psychiatry, Lorazepam, Loretto Geriatric, medication, narcotic, NYS Office of Mental Health, Patient, Paul Cohen PhD, PNIE, psychiatric patient, psychologist, psychoneuroimmunoendocrinology, psychotropics, St. Joseph's Hospital, suicide
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Behind the Locked Doors of Inpatient Psychiatry 