In Teen's Memory, A Mental Health Push
Before moving to the Twin Cities, he studied or practiced in New York and in Bogota, Columbia. Dr. Torres performed research at Johns Hopkins University and its hospital in the early 1950s. During the 1950s until the 1970s, Dr. Torres was a pioneer in modern electroencephalography and helped to develop standards for EEG labs throughout the U.S. and the world. He contributed more than 105 articles to the medical literature. He served as honorary consul to Minnesota from 1961 to 1996 handling matters such as the U.S. justice system, immigration as well as adoption.
She tried drug after drug, from antipsychotics to mood stabilizers to antianxiety pills to lithium - some that caused a weight gain of 50 pounds on her 5-foot frame. She was hospitalized several times over a two-year period, and attempted suicide at least once. After her parents went through much trial and error finding the right clinicians for her, Yolanda became more stable. But she still had to deal with being stigmatized by other students and a middle school where, Tufts said, she felt like a caged animal. "People didn't know how to deal with her," she said; the training provided in "Yolanda's law" would help others do better, she said.
RCW 18.27.010 includes carpet installers within the definition of "contractor" and RCW 18.27.020 makes it mandatory for any person performing work as a contractor to register with the Department. Therefore, carpet installers are statutorily required to register with the Department and are in violation of the law when they fail to do so. However, we decline to impute the installer's violation of the law to Mr. Torres, at least insofar as that fact alone would make him liable for premiums. Those statutes specifically require both the employer and the worker to be registered. It is the installers who had not registered.
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