During his two terms in the Oval Office, William (Bill) Jeff…

During his two terms in the Oval Office, William (Bill) Jefferson Clinton, 42nd President of the United States, engineered an economic turnaround domestically, impacted foreign policy in conflicted regions, and reenergized the Democratic Party. But President Clinton will also be remembered for the investigations and scandals that ultimately led to his impeachment, although he was eventually acquitted of the charges. President Clinton is well-known for living life to the fullest. In 2004, at age 58, Clinton underwent an emergency quadruple bypass surgery. After recovering, he modified his diet by eating fewer calories and cholesterol-laden foods. These moderate changes were not enough, however. In 2010, Clinton experienced chest pain and underwent another surgery to insert two stents in his coronary arteries. He is now primarily a vegetarian, but does occasionally eat fish and lean protein.

Somatic Symptom Related Question 3:  According to the full d…

Somatic Symptom Related Question 3:  According to the full diagnostic criteria listed by the DSM-5 for somatic symptom and related disorders (not just the symptoms listed in the previous question, Hannah appears to meet the criteria for a diagnosis of____________. Explain your answer. 

Brett Favre began his college football career as seventh-str…

Brett Favre began his college football career as seventh-string quarterback, but by the second half of the third game of the season, he became the starting quarterback. With the Green Bay Packers, he enjoyed the longest string of starts (297 games) for any quarterback in NFL history. Throughout his career, Favre dealt with a number of serious injuries. As a result, he used and abused medications for chronic pain. Favre had a seizure during an ankle surgery in 1996. The seizure, which was related to his addiction, served as a wakeup call for him to seek treatment. He told the media, “Believe me when I tell you that this is going to be hard, but I have faced tougher trials and succeeded,” he said. “I will not allow myself to be defeated by this challenge.” Six months after completing treatment, he led the Green Bay Packers to a Super Bowl victory against the New England Patriots.