“-Undated: Prescribed herself Claritin, which was not a controlled substance, but required a physician’s order. -April 1997: Prescribed Lorazepam and Vicodin for an employee suffering chronic headaches and anxiety. -April 1997: Ingested three Xanax tablets when mother was suffering terminal illness. -1998: Provided an employee four Xanax tablets for anxiety over an airline flight. -1999: Prescribed Ambien to her husband for insomnia on at least three occasions, then directed him to obtain the medication from his regular treating physician.
The stipulation said Fenton did not maintain a medical chart or enter appropriate or essential entries for her chart relating to herself, her husband or the employee.
She voluntarily completed more than 50 hours of continuing medical education with the Dannemiller Memorial Education Foundation in pain management and COPIC’s Level I Risk Management Seminar.
Fenton acknowledged to no longer prescribing medications for family members and employees except in life-threatening emergencies. She acknowledged she will not prescribe or dispense narcotic medications for family or employees under any circumstance. She is only to prescribe medications to bona fide patients.”
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interesting post by brother of a schiz0phrenic:
I don’t think this guy is a schizophrenic. You are right, it can onset at any time really. However, this action by this guy appears to be out of the blue. People who knew him would have seen it before his rampage, especially being a student of neuroscience and being around people who are curious about neurology, which is the science that schizophrenia falls under.
From my experience, schizophrenic don’t lash out at random people. They lash out at family and friends. The best way I can describe the violence, there are literally 2 or more worlds in the the mind. One of them being the real world. The mind cannot distinguish between the two. So a loved one or someone who cares trying to help the mind through the issue (whether the person helping knows of the illness or not), can be seen as an enemy in the other world.
So like I would be telling my brother to fight his demons in his mind, those same demons in his mind will be telling him to fight me. The violence is acted out in frustration more than anything. The delusions grow and grow and grow and intertwine and warp and fold into each other and in between worlds even. It takes time to build up those delusions, but once they become entrenched, it is hard to shake them. But they can be untangled and related to the real world. This is what my brother has been able to accomplish.
BTW, I happen to know that A LOT of mental patients “get” Ron Paul.
Anyways, this Holmes guy is a sick puppy