what is post institutional syndrom?
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I am not an expert, and not looking to do research right this minute, but my best guess is that you are referring to the problems people who have been released from placed like correctional institutions have re-entering society.\n\nAlthough most of us think of prison as a miserable place, as do the people in it, after being there for many years, it becomes home.  Prisoners develop a sense of security from the daily routine.  Much like with small children, they get comfort from knowing exactly what will happen when.  When to eat, what will be served, when to sleep, when to shower, etc.  There is no worry about jobs, bills, etc. either.\n\nSo even though it would seem like getting out of prison would be the BEST thing imaginable, for people who have been living that regimented lifestyle for many years, they often have a great deal of difficult adjusting to life on the outside.  Even though they were prisoners, which we think of as "hard" criminals, they often become very scared and depressed and overwhelmed by the demands of everyday life.  Where will I work, where will I LIVE, what will I eat, what will I drive, will I be able to handle all the responsibility.\n\nThe longer someone was institutionalized, the harder this change is.  Some need help from psychologists, and some, who have been in for the majority of their lives, never learn to cope.  That is often why they commit crimes and return.  Partly because they can't handle the freedom, and partly because the want to return to the "safety" of prison.\n\nThis may apply on different levels to different types of "institutions," but I have most commonly heard it discussed in reference to prison.
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post scriptum.  its basically an outdated term for 'oh, i left something out, let me add it on now!!!!'
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inst. for institution. That sounds right.
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POTW - patient of the week\nPPTH - Princeton Plainsboro Teaching Hospital\nOTP - One True Pairing\nOT3 - One True Threesome
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http://www.post-polionetwork.org.au/news/ppn29.html   This association might help although it is in Australia.\n\nAny good reputable text book should give adquate information on the management of this disease.
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Try to find something about corruption in politics, I think you`ll find some interesting news. :)) OR Government structure and agreement beetwen political parties - they`ve got troubles with understand eachother. Anyway, Could you specify what kind of revolution are you looking for? The biggest and known recent scandal is "Rywin Gate".
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Found this from Sophos, should help you recover.\nHope this helps?
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antemeridian and postmeridian
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Severe systemic apathy. \nSymptoms: A pervasive longing to avoid physical labor, marked by repeated attemtps to limit responsibility. Patients often tend to suffer long bouts of self-loathing, punctuated by a general tendency for failure.
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I DONT KNWO WHY U R U ASKING DIS QUESTION HERE...ITS AS EASY AS CALLLING THE CLINICAL GOVERNANCE DEPARTMENT OR HUMAN RESOURCE.. THEY WILL BE HAPPY TO ANSWER U... CHEERS
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I did not find it as a medicine. I found reference to it as a muscle disorder protei.
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deltiology\n\n\nLOL at Ranger...\n\nI hate it when I am answering then see someone elses answer...I think that is what it is called though and double checked on the website.
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Postscriptum. (latin) if I am not wrong
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rob a bank!just kidding.there are sometimes post-grad funding programs that you could look into.
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Master of Business Administration: its a post grad degree
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Naw, have you ever heard of "institutional release"? That is when you do something fun to get away from all of the institutionas problems they are having. \nThere are individuals of all ages on this site.  Children and teens use this site, and that is all they need to concentrate on at this point of their lives.
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Rigor mortis is a condition that affects the muscles, not the bones.  It is a chemical condition that occurs after death.  It isn't permanent, it usually disappears after 24 hours.  Then the body goes limp again.