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- HEMDALE
- RECOVERY CENTER
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- Discharge Patient Profile
- Patient ID: 11578.5698
- General Diagnosis: Heroin Addiction
- Physician: Dr. Caruso
- Med Profile: D-28.568
- NOTES:
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- Patient 11578.5698 exhibits
- extraordinary intelligence and has done
- very well with the recovery process and
- techniques here at Hemdale. Upon his
- arrival he was extremely addicted to
- the opiate, heroin and he was using a
- number of other narcotics on a regular
- basis (Please see attached report for
- full blood report). He also suffers
- from depression, and refused to be
- medicated, but did engage in
- psychotherapy sessions twice a day
- during his stay at Hemdale.
- While his prognosis for a continued
- recovery is quite good, it is the
- opinion of this report that Patient
- 11578.5698 would be well advised to be
- take under the care of a sobriety
- companion. Aside from the assistance
- in not returning to regular drug use,
- it is the opinion of this report that
- Patient 11578.5698 would benefit
- greatly from more regular interpersonal
- interaction. The patient's tendency to
- self-isolate will likely prolong the
- recovery process, especially once
- outside of the daily care of the
- physicians at Hemdale.
- The patient has been advised to attend
- regular recovery meetings, on a weekly,
- or preferably bi-weekly basis. Once
- again, a sobriety companion would be
- helpful in assuring that this regiment
- is established and maintained. The
- weekly meetings will also assist in
- getting the patient out and
- interacting, likely a useful tool in
- treating the patient's clinical
- depression.
- While patient 11578.5698's refusal to
- take medication to assist with his
- depression is disconcerting, it is the
- opinion of this report that with
- regular psychotherapy sessions as well
- as the maintainence of daily rituals to
- continue with sobriety, the patient has
- a very strong likelihood of continuing
- to build upon the progress and momentum
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