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71_102	Okay.	other	communication behavior
71_104	Hmm. So, who else could you ask to help you?	question	communication behavior
71_106	Well, have you got the forms with you?	question	communication behavior
71_108	Okay. I'm wondering about-- because it sounds like this whole idea about filling out the forms, is getting in the way of this bigger dream that you've got which is around getting a qualification around something to do with cars-	reflection	communication behavior
71_110	-and getting on this road where you're staying out of trouble because you've got this, um, interest-	reflection	communication behavior
71_112	-which you can do. So, it seems a real shame that the forms are gonna get in the way, so we need to find a way around the forms.	other	communication behavior
71_114	Yeah? So, what do you think, between now and next week, you can do around the forms?	question	communication behavior
71_116	She'd probably help you, but you don't really want to. It sounds like you're a bit embarrassed.	reflection	communication behavior
71_118	Mm.	other	communication behavior
71_120	So, the whole thing about going back to poly-- going back to school-	reflection	communication behavior
71_122	-going back to polytech is-- would-would require a really big change in the way which you're currently living, and you're not quite sure if you can do that.	reflection	communication behavior
71_124	Yeah. So, there's something here about your level of-- about how confident you are around writing or how unconfident you are, that sounds like it's getting in the way.	reflection	communication behavior
71_126	Mm. Okay.	other	communication behavior
71_128	All right. So, it sounds like we might need to have some more conversation around that.	therapist_input	communication behavior
71_130	So, what's really getting in the way?	question	communication behavior
71_132	Well, this writing business. What's really getting in the way?	question	communication behavior
71_134	Well, I'm wondering, like-- it sounds like it's a thing that you're putting up as saying you can't do-	reflection	communication behavior
71_136	-so I'm wondering where you are around your writing and you're reading?	question	communication behavior
71_138	Mm.	other	communication behavior
71_140	Yeah. Well, I have to say, I think it's really obvious that you're not retarded.	other	communication behavior
71_142	[chuckles]	other	communication behavior
71_144	Yeah, we are having a really good conversation here.	other	communication behavior
71_146	So, reading and writing is not a strong point for you.	reflection	communication behavior
71_148	Mm.	other	communication behavior
71_150	So, how much reading and writing is involved in the course that you're gonna go on?	question	communication behavior
71_152	So, what'd it be like if you were more confident in your reading and writing? What'd that be like?	other	communication behavior
71_154	Mm.	other	communication behavior
71_156	Mm-hmm.	other	communication behavior
71_158	Yeah.	other	communication behavior
71_160	And, I guess that there will be manuals and stuff like that on-	other	communication behavior
71_162	-your course that, you know, to-- the hands-on stuff, it sounds like you're really confident around doing, but it's the more reading, writing, book, kind of, stuff that you are not so--	reflection	communication behavior
71_164	Mm.	other	communication behavior
71_166	Mm. Okay. So- so like before you get to here where you got this dream and there's some things that need to happen before that.	reflection	communication behavior
71_168	Yeah. So, mm, we need to think about what's the very first step.	therapist_input	communication behavior
73_1	So with his encouragement, you-you tried some drugs.	reflection	communication behavior
73_3	You tried oxy? Okay.	reflection	communication behavior
73_5	Okay. And he encouraged you to do that.	reflection	communication behavior
73_7	He said that it would help you with some of the pain that you've been having.	reflection	communication behavior
73_9	Yeah.	other	communication behavior
73_11	Okay. So you trusted him on that, and you tried it out and you found that it helped you in certain ways. What are some of the things that you said it's-- takes some of the pain away, it's not just-- you know.	reflection	communication behavior
73_13	Okay, so that's helped you.	reflection	communication behavior
73_15	Mm-hmm. So it help—	reflection	communication behavior
73_17	Okay. So it's not something you wanna rely on, you don't see yourself continuing to use this. It's something that you'v found at least for the moment very helpful?	reflection	communication behavior
73_19	But it's not something that you wanna make a habit of becoming reliant on, or dependent?	reflection	communication behavior
73_21	Yeah, okay. Um, and-and so that's a lot going on right now for you? Yeah.	reflection	communication behavior
73_23	You've been managing in the best way you can. You also have some doubts about it too, it sounds like?	reflection	communication behavior
73_25	Okay, so for now you know that it makes you feel good.	reflection	communication behavior
76_1	Hi, Deborah. How are you doing today?	question	communication behavior
76_3	Yes, um, so you did do your Values Clarification Sheet. Is there anything that you'd like to talk about that you discovered?	question	communication behavior
76_5	Oh, so it's your first?	question	communication behavior
76_7	Mm-hmm.	other	communication behavior
76_9	So, health being your number one, um, which is kind of pushing you into this new direction, as far as you being a prior officer worker? You're doing something that you're actually living to do.	reflection	communication behavior
76_11	Now, have you done this sheet more than once?	question	communication behavior
76_13	And then, has health always been number one for you?	question	communication behavior
76_15	Inner harmony is number two?	question	communication behavior
76_17	Mm-hmm.	other	communication behavior
76_19	So, would you like to express more on the inner harmony part of how that affects your life?	question	communication behavior
76_21	Mm-hmm.	other	communication behavior
76_23	So, yoga, is that based on the number two, like inner harmony? That's where that comes from?	question	communication behavior
76_25	Mm-hmm.	other	communication behavior
76_27	Yes, yes, yes. So, basically, reflecting on how you felt before about you were coming second, third, and fourth. Um, it was- it was really a problem, you know, like, how could you be so, you know, selfish, and think about yourself when-	reflection	communication behavior
76_29	-the reality is inner peace and inner harmony is based around, you know, self-self worth, and you know, self-- and-and dealing with-	reflection	communication behavior
77_0	Hi, Mrs. Smith. It's really nice to see you again. I see you're back to follow up on the stroke you had. How are things going for you at the rehab facility?	question	communication behavior
77_2	Kind of slow?	question	communication behavior
77_4	What kind of things have you been in your rehab?	question	communication behavior
77_6	It hurts? Oh, I'm sorry to hear that. Where are you having pain?	question	communication behavior
77_8	Well, you know, I-I understand that pain is hard to work through but a lot of time when you're having rehab after a stroke, that pain is telling you that your muscles and joints are starting to work again. So you can kind of think of it as a positive way to, you know, know that your-your body's getting back to normal.	therapist_input	communication behavior
77_10	But what are your goals for the long term?	question	communication behavior
77_12	Oh, of course, of course. And what are the things that you'd like to be able to do once you get home?	question	communication behavior
77_14	Yeah, yeah. And so that's a very important goal to be able to get back home, to be able to get back to your independence. Have you thought about what it might take to get there?	question	communication behavior
77_16	Mm-hmm. Yeah, you're absolutely right. And it's also going to be very important that once you're home, you're able to continue on a regular activity program. Have you thought about what that might look like?	question	communication behavior
77_18	Not really, okay. Well, have you ever heard of something called Tai Chi? Is that a familiar term to you?	question	communication behavior
77_20	You've heard of it?	question	communication behavior
77_22	Okay.	other	communication behavior
77_24	Well, you know, Tai Chi is one of the best ways to get your balance back after you've had something like a stroke. And it's also really good for preventing falls. And if you wanna be home and you wanna be doing the things you wanna do and going for walks with your dog, it's very important to make sure that you don't fall 'cause that would cause more problems down the road.	therapist_input	communication behavior
77_26	So what do you think about Tai Chi? Is that something you think you might be able to try sometime?	question	communication behavior
77_28	Mm-hmm.	other	communication behavior
77_30	Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, it's not that easy to get started. You do certainly have to have some motivation to want to do it. Um, and when you first start, oftentimes you do feel a little wobbly or a little insecure.	therapist_input	communication behavior
77_32	Yeah, yeah, I understand. So there are lots of places around that have it. Your local senior center would have it. And what I recommend is that you start by doing it in a chair. Just sitting in the chair.	therapist_input	communication behavior
77_34	You could. You can talk to the instructor and that way you won't fall, you'll feel confident and you'll start to learn some of the moves. And then gradually over time, as you get a little bit better at doing the moves in a chair, you can start to stand up, use the chair to lean on, and then eventually, you'll be able to get to the point where you can do it on your own.	therapist_input	communication behavior
77_36	You know, it cuts your risk of falls in half. It also helps to reduce pain although that's not a short-term benefit, you do have to stick with it for at least three to six months to start have it help reduce your pain. But it does have a number of things that I think would get you to your goals of being home and able to play with your dog and doing your own cooking and things like that.	therapist_input	communication behavior
77_38	I do Tai Chi. I do it three days a week and it's really helped my balance as well.	therapist_input	communication behavior
77_40	All right. Well, I'm delighted. It's a pleasure to see you again. I hope your rehab continues to go well and we can talk some more about this at our next visit.	other	communication behavior
77_42	All right. Thank you for coming in.	other	communication behavior
78_0	Hi. Are you Julie Thompson?	question	communication behavior
78_2	Hi, I'm Bruce Berger. I work in the clinic and, uh, I noticed that you're in to pick up a prescription for Sarah's, uh, rescue inhaler-	therapist_input	communication behavior
78_4	-for her asthma. I noticed that she's been in the emergency room five times in the last year for her asthma. What's that- what's that been like for you?	question	communication behavior
78_6	Yeah, it sounds like you'd be willing to do whatever you can to try to prevent that from happening.	reflection	communication behavior
78_8	Okay. I-I also noticed that, uh, it's been about three months or so since you picked up the prescription for her chronic inhaler.	therapist_input	communication behavior
78_10	Are you having some difficulties with that?	other	communication behavior
78_12	Okay.	other	communication behavior
78_14	Well, it sounds like you care about Sarah a great deal. You-you don't want her, uh, using steroids. You're worried about what kind of effects those would have on her and you're- you're working hard to keep your smoking away from her so it doesn't affect her asthma.	reflection	communication behavior
78_16	Okay. Uh, would you mind if we talked a little bit about the chronic inhaler and the medicine that you're concerned about with, you know, the steroids because, you know, I certainly don't want her using a medicine that has steroids in it, like the ones that you're worried about for athletes. Uh, can we talk about that just a little bit?	question	communication behavior
78_18	Okay. Even though, uh, even though this medicine isn't the-the medicine that's in this is in the same broad family as the steroids you're worried about, and those are called anabolic steroids.	therapist_input	communication behavior
78_20	Which build people up and have masculinizing effects.	therapist_input	communication behavior
78_22	If-if I can draw an analogy-- Again, even though this medicine is in the same family as those big broad-broad family. If I could draw an analogy, a grape and a watermelon are in the same family of fruits, you know, and obviously, grape is much smaller than a watermelon. And if you eat one grape, you'd be fine. If you ate an entire watermelon, it can make you very sick. If we look at the grape as the medicine your daughter's taking, again, it's in the same broad family, the amount of drug that your daughter is getting is very small. Uh, and not only that it's not an anabolic steroid, even though it's in the same big family. And what this drug does is actually reduces the inflammation in your daughter's lungs. And-and it doesn't even get absorbed into the body. It only goes to her lungs. And as I said, I wouldn't want your daughter taking a medication that could have the impact of those anabolic steroids. This is really safe for your daughter to use. So what-what are your thoughts about considering having her using this?	therapist_input	communication behavior
78_24	Mm-hmm.	other	communication behavior
78_26	Yeah, def-definitely would not. I mean, probably you saw the name corticosteroid and thought, "uh-oh."	therapist_input	communication behavior
78_28	You know. And so-- yeah, and that- and that does concern people. But I do want to reassure you that this is medication that only goes to her lungs, and won't get in her body and they're not the same kind of drugs as the ones you're worried about.	therapist_input	communication behavior
78_30	Do you mind if I talk to you a little bit about what your daughter's lungs are like when she's having these inflammations and needing to go to the emergency room?	question	communication behavior

71_102

Okay.

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71_104

Hmm. So, who else could you ask to help you?

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71_106

Well, have you got the forms with you?

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71_108

Okay. I'm wondering about-- because it sounds like this whole idea about filling out the forms, is getting in the way of this bigger dream that you've got which is around getting a qualification around something to do with cars-

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71_110

-and getting on this road where you're staying out of trouble because you've got this, um, interest-

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71_112

-which you can do. So, it seems a real shame that the forms are gonna get in the way, so we need to find a way around the forms.

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71_114

Yeah? So, what do you think, between now and next week, you can do around the forms?

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71_116

She'd probably help you, but you don't really want to. It sounds like you're a bit embarrassed.

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71_118

Mm.

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71_120

So, the whole thing about going back to poly-- going back to school-

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71_122

-going back to polytech is-- would-would require a really big change in the way which you're currently living, and you're not quite sure if you can do that.

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71_124

Yeah. So, there's something here about your level of-- about how confident you are around writing or how unconfident you are, that sounds like it's getting in the way.

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71_126

Mm. Okay.

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71_128

All right. So, it sounds like we might need to have some more conversation around that.

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71_130

So, what's really getting in the way?

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71_132

Well, this writing business. What's really getting in the way?

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71_134

Well, I'm wondering, like-- it sounds like it's a thing that you're putting up as saying you can't do-

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71_136

-so I'm wondering where you are around your writing and you're reading?

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71_138

Mm.

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71_140

Yeah. Well, I have to say, I think it's really obvious that you're not retarded.

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71_142

[chuckles]

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71_144

Yeah, we are having a really good conversation here.

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71_146

So, reading and writing is not a strong point for you.

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71_148

Mm.

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71_150

So, how much reading and writing is involved in the course that you're gonna go on?

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71_152

So, what'd it be like if you were more confident in your reading and writing? What'd that be like?

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71_154

Mm.

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71_156

Mm-hmm.

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71_158

Yeah.

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71_160

And, I guess that there will be manuals and stuff like that on-

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71_162

-your course that, you know, to-- the hands-on stuff, it sounds like you're really confident around doing, but it's the more reading, writing, book, kind of, stuff that you are not so--

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71_164

Mm.

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71_166

Mm. Okay. So- so like before you get to here where you got this dream and there's some things that need to happen before that.

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71_168

Yeah. So, mm, we need to think about what's the very first step.

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73_1

So with his encouragement, you-you tried some drugs.

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73_3

You tried oxy? Okay.

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73_5

Okay. And he encouraged you to do that.

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73_7

He said that it would help you with some of the pain that you've been having.

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73_9

Yeah.

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73_11

Okay. So you trusted him on that, and you tried it out and you found that it helped you in certain ways. What are some of the things that you said it's-- takes some of the pain away, it's not just-- you know.

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73_13

Okay, so that's helped you.

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73_15

Mm-hmm. So it help—

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73_17

Okay. So it's not something you wanna rely on, you don't see yourself continuing to use this. It's something that you'v found at least for the moment very helpful?

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73_19

But it's not something that you wanna make a habit of becoming reliant on, or dependent?

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73_21

Yeah, okay. Um, and-and so that's a lot going on right now for you? Yeah.

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73_23

You've been managing in the best way you can. You also have some doubts about it too, it sounds like?

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73_25

Okay, so for now you know that it makes you feel good.

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76_1

Hi, Deborah. How are you doing today?

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76_3

Yes, um, so you did do your Values Clarification Sheet. Is there anything that you'd like to talk about that you discovered?

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76_5

Oh, so it's your first?

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76_7

Mm-hmm.

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76_9

So, health being your number one, um, which is kind of pushing you into this new direction, as far as you being a prior officer worker? You're doing something that you're actually living to do.

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76_11

Now, have you done this sheet more than once?

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76_13

And then, has health always been number one for you?

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76_15

Inner harmony is number two?

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76_17

Mm-hmm.

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76_19

So, would you like to express more on the inner harmony part of how that affects your life?

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76_21

Mm-hmm.

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76_23

So, yoga, is that based on the number two, like inner harmony? That's where that comes from?

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76_25

Mm-hmm.

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76_27

Yes, yes, yes. So, basically, reflecting on how you felt before about you were coming second, third, and fourth. Um, it was- it was really a problem, you know, like, how could you be so, you know, selfish, and think about yourself when-

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76_29

-the reality is inner peace and inner harmony is based around, you know, self-self worth, and you know, self-- and-and dealing with-

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77_0

Hi, Mrs. Smith. It's really nice to see you again. I see you're back to follow up on the stroke you had. How are things going for you at the rehab facility?

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77_2

Kind of slow?

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77_4

What kind of things have you been in your rehab?

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77_6

It hurts? Oh, I'm sorry to hear that. Where are you having pain?

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77_8

Well, you know, I-I understand that pain is hard to work through but a lot of time when you're having rehab after a stroke, that pain is telling you that your muscles and joints are starting to work again. So you can kind of think of it as a positive way to, you know, know that your-your body's getting back to normal.

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77_10

But what are your goals for the long term?

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77_12

Oh, of course, of course. And what are the things that you'd like to be able to do once you get home?

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77_14

Yeah, yeah. And so that's a very important goal to be able to get back home, to be able to get back to your independence. Have you thought about what it might take to get there?

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77_16

Mm-hmm. Yeah, you're absolutely right. And it's also going to be very important that once you're home, you're able to continue on a regular activity program. Have you thought about what that might look like?

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77_18

Not really, okay. Well, have you ever heard of something called Tai Chi? Is that a familiar term to you?

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77_20

You've heard of it?

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77_22

Okay.

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77_24

Well, you know, Tai Chi is one of the best ways to get your balance back after you've had something like a stroke. And it's also really good for preventing falls. And if you wanna be home and you wanna be doing the things you wanna do and going for walks with your dog, it's very important to make sure that you don't fall 'cause that would cause more problems down the road.

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77_26

So what do you think about Tai Chi? Is that something you think you might be able to try sometime?

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77_28

Mm-hmm.

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77_30

Yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, it's not that easy to get started. You do certainly have to have some motivation to want to do it. Um, and when you first start, oftentimes you do feel a little wobbly or a little insecure.

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77_32

Yeah, yeah, I understand. So there are lots of places around that have it. Your local senior center would have it. And what I recommend is that you start by doing it in a chair. Just sitting in the chair.

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77_34

You could. You can talk to the instructor and that way you won't fall, you'll feel confident and you'll start to learn some of the moves. And then gradually over time, as you get a little bit better at doing the moves in a chair, you can start to stand up, use the chair to lean on, and then eventually, you'll be able to get to the point where you can do it on your own.

therapist_input

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77_36

You know, it cuts your risk of falls in half. It also helps to reduce pain although that's not a short-term benefit, you do have to stick with it for at least three to six months to start have it help reduce your pain. But it does have a number of things that I think would get you to your goals of being home and able to play with your dog and doing your own cooking and things like that.

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77_38

I do Tai Chi. I do it three days a week and it's really helped my balance as well.

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77_40

All right. Well, I'm delighted. It's a pleasure to see you again. I hope your rehab continues to go well and we can talk some more about this at our next visit.

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77_42

All right. Thank you for coming in.

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78_0

Hi. Are you Julie Thompson?

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78_2

Hi, I'm Bruce Berger. I work in the clinic and, uh, I noticed that you're in to pick up a prescription for Sarah's, uh, rescue inhaler-

therapist_input

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78_4

-for her asthma. I noticed that she's been in the emergency room five times in the last year for her asthma. What's that- what's that been like for you?

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78_6

Yeah, it sounds like you'd be willing to do whatever you can to try to prevent that from happening.

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78_8

Okay. I-I also noticed that, uh, it's been about three months or so since you picked up the prescription for her chronic inhaler.

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78_10

Are you having some difficulties with that?

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78_12

Okay.

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78_14

Well, it sounds like you care about Sarah a great deal. You-you don't want her, uh, using steroids. You're worried about what kind of effects those would have on her and you're- you're working hard to keep your smoking away from her so it doesn't affect her asthma.

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78_16

Okay. Uh, would you mind if we talked a little bit about the chronic inhaler and the medicine that you're concerned about with, you know, the steroids because, you know, I certainly don't want her using a medicine that has steroids in it, like the ones that you're worried about for athletes. Uh, can we talk about that just a little bit?

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78_18

Okay. Even though, uh, even though this medicine isn't the-the medicine that's in this is in the same broad family as the steroids you're worried about, and those are called anabolic steroids.

therapist_input

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78_20

Which build people up and have masculinizing effects.

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78_22

If-if I can draw an analogy-- Again, even though this medicine is in the same family as those big broad-broad family. If I could draw an analogy, a grape and a watermelon are in the same family of fruits, you know, and obviously, grape is much smaller than a watermelon. And if you eat one grape, you'd be fine. If you ate an entire watermelon, it can make you very sick. If we look at the grape as the medicine your daughter's taking, again, it's in the same broad family, the amount of drug that your daughter is getting is very small. Uh, and not only that it's not an anabolic steroid, even though it's in the same big family. And what this drug does is actually reduces the inflammation in your daughter's lungs. And-and it doesn't even get absorbed into the body. It only goes to her lungs. And as I said, I wouldn't want your daughter taking a medication that could have the impact of those anabolic steroids. This is really safe for your daughter to use. So what-what are your thoughts about considering having her using this?

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78_24

Mm-hmm.

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78_26

Yeah, def-definitely would not. I mean, probably you saw the name corticosteroid and thought, "uh-oh."

therapist_input

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78_28

You know. And so-- yeah, and that- and that does concern people. But I do want to reassure you that this is medication that only goes to her lungs, and won't get in her body and they're not the same kind of drugs as the ones you're worried about.

therapist_input

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78_30

Do you mind if I talk to you a little bit about what your daughter's lungs are like when she's having these inflammations and needing to go to the emergency room?

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