Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Position the TV mount and mark where you want to place the holes. Pre-drill 14in (0.64cm) holes into the drywall on the marks. Slide 14 inch (0.64cm) toggle bolts into each of the holes. Push the toggle bolts' anchors into the holes so you can snap off the ends. Screw the mount into the toggle bolts with a screwdriver. Hang the TV bracket on the mount.

Answer: Hold the mount against the spot on your wall that lines up with your viewing height you found before. Look at the holes on the top of the mount and choose 3 of them that are evenly spaced apart to make your marks. Then mark 2 end holes on the bottom of the mount for the bottom support screws. Remove the mount from the wall and check if your marks are level. Since you don't have studs to use for support, you need to use more screws to mount the TV to evenly distribute its weight. Attach a 14in (0.64cm) to the end of your drill and make sure it's tightened. Hold the drill against one of the marks you made so the bit is horizontal and drill through it. Continue drilling through the drywall at each of your marks. Toggle bolts have a hinged wing on the end that holds the bolt securely against your drywall, and they're hollow so you can screw things into them. Pinch the wings at the end of the toggle bolt and push them into the holes you drilled. Once the wings go through they will open and lie flush with the back of the drywall. You can buy toggle bolts from your local hardware store. Toggles bolts are typically not included with the TV mount. The anchor is the small circular plastic piece on the front of your toggle bolt. Slide the anchor into the hole so it's flush with your drywall. Once the anchor is secure in the wall, bend the long plastic pieces sticking out from the wall to break them off. Push the anchors in on the rest of your bolts so they're flush with the wall. If you have trouble breaking the plastic guides off of the bolts, you can cut them with a pair of scissors or a flush-cut saw. Hold the mount against the wall so the holes line up with the toggle bolts. Put the screws that came with your TV mount through each of the holes and turn them clockwise to tighten them in the toggle bolt. Once they're hand tight, use a screwdriver to secure the mount the rest of the way. The bracket on the back of your TV will have hooks or clips that slide onto the mount. Lift your TV up carefully on each side and line up the hooks with where they fit in on the mount. Slowly let go of the TV to make sure it doesn't fall off the mounts before tightening any screws or bolts that hold the bracket in place. Have a friend help you lift the TV or look where the bracket lines up with the mount to ensure you have it in the correct place.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Learn to recognize the early signs of relapse. Ensure that your relative continues getting treatment after hospitalization. Make sure your relative lives a healthy lifestyle. Communicate with your loved one in a way that he or she understands. Avoid long discussions about the delusions your loved one has. Have patience. Show love and empathy. Keep your loved one's environment peaceful.

Answer: Early detection of the return of psychosis and prompt treatment generally prevent a full relapse. However, you must be aware that relapse in schizophrenia occurs very often; and it cannot be entirely prevented, even when the patient has the best treatment. Although symptoms of relapse are sometimes difficult to detect (since they are usually non-specific for schizophrenia), pay attention to: Subtle changes in the behaviour of your relative, including appetite and sleep problems, irritability, loss of interest in daily activities, and a depressed mood. A person may stop going to follow up treatment or discontinue the medication, frequently leading to a return of symptoms. Without treatment some people with schizophrenia may become so disorganized that they cannot attend to their basic needs, including food, shelter and clothing. Ways that you can help make sure your loved one is getting all that he or she needs include: Keeping an eye on the person's use of medications. If you notice your loved one skipping medications, either intentionally or unintentionally, make sure that they keep taking them. Keeping a record of the types of medications, dosages, and affects the meds have on your loved one. Because schizophrenia causes disorganization, it is up to you, at least until the medication starts working, to monitor the doses of each medication your loved one should receive. For some reasons that are not fully understood, people with schizophrenia are more likely to abuse drugs and alcohol. Similarly, they have an increased risk of suffering from obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease. To help the person overcome these issues, you can encourage him or her to live a healthy lifestyle that includes a good diet and regular physical activity. For example: Offer to go on walks with your loved one each day. Or, drive him or her to the gym and set up a daily exercise routine. Stock the refrigerator with healthy food options. Offer to cook dinner every other day and served balanced meals. Balanced meals include servings of fruit, vegetables, protein, low-dairy products, and whole grain carbs. Avoid drinking more than minimal amounts of alcohol around them and refrain from using any illegal drugs. It may help them stay on this same path. Because schizophrenia affects the brain, many people living with the disease having a hard time understanding others and communicating effectively. To help them understand you, speak slowly and in a crisp, clear tone. Defuse arguments before they begin because tension can exacerbate your loved one's condition. You should also speak with empathy and compassion in your voice. People with schizophrenia react poorly to harsh or negative tones, so speaking with love in your voice can play a large factor in effective communication. The conversation will almost always lead to tensions rising. Talk but do not even attempt to get into lengthy discussions about the delusions which they experience. Learn to adopt what is known as 'constructive disengagement' wherein lengthy discussions about delusions are avoided. At times, it may seem like your loved one's actions or words are intentionally meant to provoke or disturb you. When this happens, keep your patience about you. It is very important to not get stressed or angry in the face of their actions--a charged atmosphere can lead to a relapse. Instead, develop some techniques to keep yourself calm. These could include: Counting to ten or counting backwards. Practicing breathing techniques. Removing yourself from the situation rather than engaging. It is important that you convey through your actions and words that you are with your loved one in their struggle to get back their identity. Your acceptance of them and their situation encourages them to accept themselves and their situation which is key to their voluntary participation in their treatment. Many people with schizophrenia do not enjoy being around large groups of people. Keep visitors to small groups or individuals. Also, do not put pressure on your loved one to do an activity that he or she does not want to do. Let them display a will to do things and then do them at their own pace.

Problem: Write an article based on this summary: Realize that this can change your friendship permanently. Realize that rejection is a serious possibility. Realize that romantic feelings can change over time. Realize that you don't have to go it alone.

Answer:
It's an all-too-common tale of woe: someone confesses true love to a best friend only to discover that things aren't really "the same" after. Telling your best friend that you love her forces both of you to re-evaluate the way you look at each other. It's important to weigh the relationship you have now against the one you might have only if everything goes well. If your current relationship is really important to you, you may not want to risk it. The fact that it's almost impossible to go back to "the way things were" after your confession doesn't necessarily mean that you'll ruin your relationship with your best friend. However, it does mean that you'll almost definitely change it. For example, if you used to see movies together in a strictly platonic way, this may become an awkward activity. It's very important not to fool yourself into thinking that you'll live happily ever after with her if you can just tell her how you feel. Doing this is setting yourself up for a huge disappointment if she doesn't feel the same way. You don't have to be a pessimist about your chances, but you do need to be realistic and remember that it's her choice whether things move further not a sure thing. If you can't bear the thought of rejection, you may want to move on. Remember that rejection doesn't always mean that you're not "good enough." There are a number of reasons why someone may not want to date. For instance, she may not want to have a serious relationship with anyone at the moment. There may even be things that you don't know about that prevent her from dating, like work and school commitments that take all of her time. Did your feelings for your best friend arrive suddenly without warning? If so, you may want to give yourself a few weeks or months to see whether the feelings "stick." Feeling attracted to someone today doesn't necessarily mean you'll feel the same way forever. Don't risk a great friendship with a confession of love only to discover that what you really had was a short-term crush (or, as psychologists say, an "infatuation"). Below are just a few signs that these professionals use to identify infatuation: Infatuation comes on almost instantly (rather than gradually). Infatuation is powerful, but short-lived. Infatuation is mainly focused on physical attraction. Infatuation makes you see the other person as "perfect" or "flawless" This is different than seeing someone as perfect for you --that is, someone who has flaws, but you appreciate these flaws because you are able to compensate for them. Infatuation isn't being in love with someone else it's being in love with the feeling of being in love. Though it can be a little awkward to talk with other people about deeply personal feelings, it's often a good idea in situations like this. Having a crush can make it hard to judge situations realistically, so other peoples' advice can be a huge help. If it seems like most of your peers are telling you not to go after someone, you should seriously consider their advice. A few people you may want to consider talking to include: Your other friends Her friends (if you know them well enough) they may even be able to tell you how she feels about you Siblings or parents that you're especially close to A counselor or teacher you trust