Question by **Hannah**: i am writing a add for a rehab center in florida,does this line make sence voted best rehab in new york states?

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Answer by thecharleslloyd
It is possible.

Answer by Armchair Goddess #1
“Sense” and capitalize the word “Florida” as a proper noun. The word “ad” is short for “advertisement” and there should be a period (.) used after the word “Florida.” Then the “d” for “does” should be capitalized as the first word of a new sentence, followed by a colon (:) after the word “sense” (not sence), after which you can place the words of your ad. Instead of using the word “best” without defining, I’d suggest the possibility of using “most effective”…”[Name of Rehabilitation Center] has been voted the most effective rehab in New York.” [If true, this would be an acceptable endorsement.]

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Question by Christina: What’s your opinion on “once an alcoholic, always an alcoholic?” Do you think the disease model…?
Do you think the disease model of alcoholism has merit? Do you think it’s possible for someone once considered an “alcoholic” to ever drink in a more acceptable way? Like a *normal person*?

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Answer by ɱƔş┼ƹƦƴ M∆ɲ ¡∩ ♥ w¡th ɱΥ MЯ.ƧПӨЯΚ
I love alcohol and actually have a hangover today

Answer by The Blunt Ugly Truth
Alcolholism is NOT a disease. Anyone who thinks alcoholism is a disease is an idiot.

Here’s a clue: it is NOT a disease when the cure is to simply cease the activity. The only people who think it should be classified as a disease are either those too stupid to know what a disease is (and are brainwashed by the media and the multi-million dollar “anti-alcohol” industry), or those who refuse to take personal responsibility for poor choices in life, and instead want to blame someone or something else for their poor decision making.

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Question by smartgirl93: Can I major in psychology and still become a doctor?
I want to become a neonatal doctor and my original plan was to major in biology. But now I am taking AP Biology and I realized I do not want to major in it anymore, but at the same time I still love biology. But now I am taking AP Psychology and I became so interested in it, that I think I want to major in it. My question is, will I still be able to take the required courses on the pre-med track, while I major in psychology? Also, what are the different types of psychiatrists?

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Answer by R.F.
You can get your bachelor’s degree in any subject for medical school, but you still have to take the required pre-med classes. That’s 1 year each of general Biology, Physics, English, Calculus, and 2 years Chemistry. The science classes have to have lab sessions. They can’t be non-technical lecture-only classes.

If your college has a defined pre-med track you have to apply into, they may have other restrictions. But normally you would have enough class allowances on your 4 years of college to take whatever free electives you want, so you just have to make sure you take the required pre-med classes.

Do you want to be a neonatal doctor or a psychiatrist? The residency training on them are different. After getting your Bachelor’s and then after 4 years of medical school, that’s when you start your medical specialty training.

For a neonatal physician, that’s 3 years for your pediatric residency, and then it’s another 3 years doing a Neonatology or Neonatal-Perinatal fellowship. That’s 14 years of education and training.

For a psychiatrist, that’s 4 years residency and then an optional fellowship in a psychiatric subspecialty. That’s a minimum of 12 years plus whatever subspeciality you want to pursue.
You can look up the different types of psychiatric subspecities here:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychiatrist#Subspecialties

Answer by MomSezNo
Yes, as long as you take all the pre-requisite math and science courses in college. You’ll need to earn at least a 3.5 GPA, get a great MCAT score, have great recommendation letters and, ideally, have some work experience in the field [e.g. working in a prof’s lab – two birds with one stone, there!]. Make sure you do well in O-chem, as that’s a “weeding-out” course for med school applicants.

There are different “types” of psychiatrists, in that they specialize in different type of patients seen or in different approaches to therapy/treatment. For example, there are child psychiatrists, adult psychiatrists, geriatric psychiatrists. Some have private practices, some work in hospitals or clinics. They also use different approaches, such as behavioral therapy, short term therapy, etc., etc. Some specialize in addiction treatment, etc.

The website aamc.org may be helpful to you. And, you might want to find the book “Medical School Admission Requirements” at your local or college library.

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Question by Myles: Why are parents afraid to discipline their children?
You see these things on tv about teens addicted to drugs, getting pregnant,etc. Let me tell you this. If I got out of line, my parents beat my a ss, and they didn’t care what my excuse was. If I did any of the stuff teenagers do today, I would’ve been disowned at this point.

Why should teenagers be able to argue with their parents? A teens brain is not even fully developed, and they’re going to ignore what their parents tell them? How can kids be so stupid?
A parent occasionally hitting their kids is not abuse. It’s showing them who’s boss.

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Answer by JD
Because their parents are equally stupid, duhhhh. just because your brain is developed doesn’t mean they are smart, so many stupid parents in the world.

Answer by Deshawn
you’re right, we should all beat the sh*t out of our kids whenever they do something wrong. thats REAL parenting.

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