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I read it as their doctor receiving the treatment, not them.
by aaaaaaaaata 5y ago
I read it as their doctor receiving the treatment, not them.
- sandworm101 5y ago"she uses" is an odd phrase for a patient. Patients normally "receive" or "are given". Drug addicts and doctors "use" a drug.
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- swores 5y agoMmh, not sure. I received a prescription for a drug from my doctor, now I use (or 'take') that drug/medicine once a day. It's common for those wordings to be used because often it literally is a handing over of drugs you're talking about - with sickness you're more likely to talk about the moment a medical person said to start using a drug than to tell people about the actual use because it's usually more interesting.