Contents
- Requirements
- Acro-Codes
- Loss Summary
- Development Stream and Notes
- Life Change Units (Approach)
- Holmes & Rahe on Stress AMB Life Change Units (LCUs)
- Holmes & Rahe on Stress AMB Life Change Units (Applied)
- Satisfaction & Addressing Catastrophic Losses 23 Items
- Magnitude of Catastrophic Loss Score 23 Items
- 2012 V 2024 – CloZAPine Gaps
- Gains in 2012 Offset – 12 Gains (2024)
- Catastrophic Level Impact Evaluation (CLIE) 12 Items
- 2012 – Started OK
- Loss by Domains of Functioning 15 Items
- Aside – Work Done > Metadata >
- Live Aide & Famine Relief
- Table – 2012 - Catastrophic Loss Worksheet
- 2012 - Hard Move
- Table – 2012 - Catastrophic Loss Worksheet – Key Event Log (KEL)
- Chronology of 2012 Catastrophic Loss II
- Prevention & Risk Management
- Protections
- 2012 Loss Inventory – Individualized - Capturing the Situation
- History Grid & Sampling of Key Events – Since onset of treatment
- Mechanism – Catastrophic Loss of Life – Corona in Reverse Order
- Lung Condition Risk and Related
- 2012 Gains
- Blue House of Hope Features - Example of Catastrophic Loss
- Renting a Shared Room (RASR)
- A Catastrophe Prevention Assessment - ACPA-15 Item – Summary
- A Catastrophe Prevention Assessment – ACPA 15 Items
Loss Summary
Many losses such as losing a car or a good bed can be remedied. The area that is hardest to resolve are losses associated with Crime. In 2004 we were convicted of a misdemeanor DUI (2003) and as a result we lost our part-time job as a substitute teacher. The day of the DUI even though we had alcohol in our system we had an adverse reaction to Viagra. In 2012 we were convicted of a misdemeanor DUI (2012) and were sentenced to 45 days in county jail. During the course of our stay we lost ground with: Housing, Mental Health, Physical Health and Cognitive Functioning. When we were released (freed) we gave up our formal advisory gig with the Orange County Health Care Agency’s Technology Advisory Committee. Misdemeanors and incarcerations are for most practical purposes not truly reversible. Very few things went right in 2012 for we lost far more than we gained.
Development Stream and Notes
20180411-W-Forwarded
20200225-TU-Forwarded
20210104-M-Forwarded
20210720-TU-Associated with PAD
20220526-TH-Forwarded
20230602-F-Forwarded
20240725-TH-Forwarded
20240808-TH-Kevin (Sibling) Dies from stroke complications
20250401-TU-Forwarded
20250512-SA-Candace (Sibling) passed away in motor vehicle (ATV) accident
20250804-M-JB goes to hospital
20250824-SU-Sarah’s Motor Mounts
20260129-TH-Forwarded
20260211-W-Found Vet Med Letter
20260915-TU-Neurology EEG
20260918-TH-AgP Warm Fuzzy
20260928-M-Dr. Backman reports via telephone Normal lab and EEG
20261005-M-Isolated Results
20261017-SA-Published
Life Change Units (Approach)
A Life Change Unit (LCU) is a numerical point value assigned to a specific life event on the Holmes-Rahe Stress Scale (also called the Social Readjustment Rating Scale) to measure stress and predict health risks.
How the Scale Works
Created in 1967:
Psychiatrists Thomas Holmes and Richard Rahe asked thousands of people to rank how much social readjustment various life events required.
Scored 0 to 100:
The death of a spouse is the highest stressor at 100 units. Minor law infractions (like a traffic ticket) are the lowest at 11 units.
Cumulative Impact:
You add up the LCU scores for every major event you experienced in the past 12 months.
Interpreting Your Score
According to the Holmes-Rahe model, higher totals mean a greater risk of falling ill from stress within the next two years:
Under 150 units:
Slight or low risk of a stress-induced health breakdown.
150 to 299 units:
Moderate risk (about a 50% chance) of a major health issue.
300+ units:
High risk (about an 80% chance) of a major health crisis.
FYI – AI – If you’d like, you can share: Events you experienced over the past year. I can help you estimate your total Life Change Units and assess your cumulative stress level.
Holmes & Rahe on Stress AMB Life Change Units (LCUs)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychological_stress (Circa 2012)
Life Event | LCUs |
Death of a spouse | 100 |
Divorce | 73 |
Marital separation | 65 |
Imprisonment (Jail) | 63 |
Death of a close family member | 63 |
Personal injury or illness | 53 |
Marriage | 50 |
Dismissal from work | 47 |
Marital reconciliation | 45 |
Retirement | 45 |
Change in health of family member | 44 |
Pregnancy | 40 |
Sexual difficulties | 39 |
Gain a new family member | 39 |
Business readjustment | 39 |
Change in financial state | 38 |
Death of a close friend | 37 |
Change to different line of work | 36 |
Change in frequency of arguments | 35 |
Major mortgage | 32 |
Foreclosure of mortgage or loan | 30 |
Change in responsibilities at work | 29 |
Child leaving home | 29 |
Trouble with in-laws | 29 |
Outstanding personal achievement | 28 |
Spouse starts or stops work | 26 |
Begin or end school | 26 |
Change in living conditions | 25 |
Revision of personal habits | 24 |
Trouble with boss | 23 |
Change in working hours or conditions | 20 |
Change in residence | 20 |
Change in schools | 20 |
Change in recreation | 19 |
Change in church activities | 19 |
Change in social activities | 18 |
Minor mortgage or loan | 17 |
Change in sleeping habits | 16 |
Change in number of family reunions | 15 |
Change in eating habits | 14 |
Vacation | 13 |
Minor violation of law | 10 |
Total = | 1453 |
Holmes & Rahe on Stress AMB Life Change Units (Applied)
Holmes and Rahe Stress Scale
Holmes and Rahe found that a score of 150 gives you a 50-50 chance of developing illness. A score of 300+ fives you a 90% chance of developing an illness, having an accident or “blowing up”. Notice that “positive times” like Christmas, marriage and vacations are stressful. Multiply event by the number of times you have experienced it in the last year.
Scored by and for Keith “Buster” Torkelson for Whole Year 2012
20230602-F: Moved from Satisfaction Index
Satisfaction & Addressing Catastrophic Losses 23 Items
What was lost in 2012?
Scored by and for Keith Torkelson, MS, BS
Part A of 2
Magnitude of Catastrophic Loss Score 23 Items
(*) First 6 months
Part B of 2
(*) 2012 Loss of best fit medication via doctor’s recommendation
(**) 2012 Losses at Chapman Board & Care – Belongings replacement cost around $700-$1,000.
Last Reviewed: 20240725-TH:
Magnitude of Catastrophic Loss Score – 23 Items
Scored by and for Keith Torkelson, MS, BS
Loss of Freedom, Sleep and Peace are the highest weight items
LSF = Low Scores are Favorable
Impact Score
An impact score is a numerical value used to measure the importance, effectiveness, or potential outcome of a project, product feature, scientific, or business initiative. It helps prioritize resources, assess sustainability or evaluate academic, research, or clinical outcomes (e.g., concussion care).
2012 V 2024 – CloZAPine Gaps
Not having Clozapine in 2012 is associated with a hospitalization for Buster. In 2012 Diana M. (Caseworker) and Bum Soo Lee (Psychiatrist) both approved discontinuing Invega in lieu of CloZAPine. In 2024 we were put on Invega Sustenna again. Doctor and we decided to stop it on August 21, 2024 (W) (Consensus). Conclusion: A monthly Invega injection cannot substitute for our nightly CloZAPine.
Work Done > Metadata >
https://clozapinerx4ecstasy.blogspot.com/2024/07/invega-experiments-on-keith-torkelson-ms.html
Gains in 2012 Offset – 12 Gains (2024)
Quickly we gained some ground in 2012. On July 1st, 2012 we had our last drink of alcohol (beer). As of 2024 we now have 12 years clean and sober. In 2012 Kevin our older brother helped us attend a MADD meeting which we couldn’t have attended without him. We moved into a Good Bed at Shank’s Guest Home. We gained competency riding the bus. We revived our relationship with our mother’s sister Aunt Joyce. We linked Joan, our Most Significant Other Ever (MSOE), with our Aunt Joyce. We maintained our overnighters with Joan. Some family members including Aunt Joyce and Christine our sister gave us money. We began our association with the best care coordinator ever Oswaldo Escalante. Charley our brother-in-law picked us up on release day from Theo Lacy. If it were not for him we would not have linked with Westminster Superior Court. Aunt Joyce helps Joan and us out. Lastly, our Medi-Cal was sustained via redetermination. Chapman Board & Care stole some of our property including a leather jacket and karaoke setup. The items in this paragraph are some of our 12 gains. Overall in 2012 we lost about 22 things.
Catastrophic Level Impact Evaluation (CLIE) 12 Items
LSF = Low Scores are Favorable | RS = Rodney Spink | SW = Share (d) With
2012 – Started OK
For Buster 2012 seemed to start out OK. After successfully taking 10 or so units at Cypress College for fall semester of 2011 he enrolled again starting January 2012. In fall 2011 he earned a 4.0 GPA. Then a series of losses transpired. His insurance denied payment for his monthly CloZAPine driven CBC lab work. He was still having difficulty getting good sleep. His great Rent a Shared Roommate (RASR) Raul Romero had passed away. The replacement RASR made it difficult to get rest and sleep. Buster called the paramedics and was transported from Anaheim to South Laguna. After about three days Buster was released to the streets. He made it back to Anaheim by bus. Unless Buster found a Better Bed his pattern has it that he would be re-hospitalized. He was transported to Huntington Beach Hospital then Western Med Anaheim (WMA). He was released from WMA to Brand New Day. Brand New Day temporally placed him at Shanks Truck Stop.
Loss by Domains of Functioning 15 Items
Scored by and for Keith Torkelson, MS
GAF Scores
GAF_14010603_Tracker_DAG V2020-Results
Aside – Work Done > Metadata >
https://ktork46.blogspot.com/2019/06/technologicalneeds-in-human-services.html
20250824-SU = 140 Page Views
20260212-TH = 145 Page Views
http://ktork46.blogspot.com/2018/?view=classic
Keith E Torkelson (2018) – Features Julie's House Model
Shared Room List
Mental Health Association Orange County (MHA-OC)
Has broken nose as feature image
Quality Of Life (QOL) Unit
Professional Quality Of Life (ProQOL)
http://the-torkel-saga-2059.blogspot.com/2017/
Keith E Torkelson Reviews Chapman Board and Care in Scope of Alleged Unprotected Battery Complaint
Sample Complaint Involving Chapman Board & Care
Shared Room – B&C Roommate Suffering Shoulder Injury and distributes Cannabis
https://healthman2059.blogspot.com/2018/05/mental-health-association-orange-county.html
May 4, 2018 - MHSA Innovation Component Minute – V2018.01 - MHA-OC Room
Christopher AKA Matt is associated with operating Chapman Board & Care.
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http://the-torkel-saga-2059.blogspot.com/2017/12/chapman-board-care-chapman-board-and.html
Dec 13, 2017 - Keith E Torkelson Reviews Chapman Board and Care in Scope of Alleged Battery.
Stolen Property - Theft
Replacement Cost. $700-$1000 USD
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FYI - World Wafers - Live Aide & Famine Relief
Live Aid was a pair of massive concerts held on July 13, 1985, with the primary goal of raising funds and awareness for famine relief in Ethiopia. Organized by Bob Geldof, the event featured over 70 musical acts and was broadcast to a global audience of an estimated 1.5 billion. The concerts took place simultaneously at Wembley Stadium in London and JFK Stadium in Philadelphia.
In House > Metadata >
ACPA = A Catastrophe Prevention Assessment 15 Items
Global Assessment of Functioning (GAF) >
In House > Global Assessment of Functioning > Metadata >
GAF_14010603_Tracker_DAG V2020-Results
GAF_14010603_Tracker_DAG V2020-Results V2026
“I protect those that can’t protect themselves”
Note: Losses exceed gains
Aside - 20200522-F: Annoyance of Carl Zeh calling me “Trouble”.
Table – 2012 - Catastrophic Loss Worksheet
Roughly Chronological
Completed: 20180415-SU-Retro for 2012
How is it re-hospitalization?
Re-hospitalization (or readmission) is the unplanned return to a hospital for inpatient care, often within 30 days of a previous discharge for the same or a related condition. It often stems from issues like complex medication routines, lack of follow-up care, or insufficient support at home.
2012 - Hard Move
(**) – Not Peaceful and could not get sleep
Table – 2012 - Catastrophic Loss Worksheet – Key Event Log (KEL)
Generated 20180415-SU
Generated 20180415-SU
Chronology of 2012 Catastrophic Loss II – Last Update: 20261017-SA:
All 4 Failed to Serve Us
- Shanks Truck Stop (STS)
- Blue House of Hope (BHOH)
- Chapman Board and Care
- Chapman Room and Board
MM_Chapman_14031907_2012_Losses V2026
Note: 20180416-M Applied to AMIN-0013
02_Housing_Quality_18021501_HQS Julie Paulino
20180416-M Applied to AMIN-0013
Note: 20200405-SU Corona Driven Loss
Prevention & Risk Management
Protections
RASR = Rent a Shared Room
Generated: 20260926-SA
2012 Loss Inventory – Individualized - Capturing the Situation
Scored 20200406-M: 2012 Retro Scores
Mechanism – Catastrophic Loss of Life – Corona in Reverse Order
A cutoff value for catastrophic loss
75% or Greater when low scores are favorable = Catastrophic Loss
20180416-M
AMIN-0013_MHSA_CSS_Housing_17100901_Report V2018
Blue House of Hope – Garden Grove
LA_BHOH_Chapman = Blue House of Hope
People Things
Blue House of Hope Features - Example of Catastrophic Loss
Retroactive - Image of BHOH (2012)
Began - 20190419-F:
More Blue House of Hope Features - Example of Catastrophic Loss
Retroactive - Images of BHOH (2012)
A Catastrophe Prevention Assessment - ACPA-15 Item - Summary
AKA Catastrophic Level Score (CLS)
Last Reviewed: 20261017-SA:
Assess_Catastrophe_ACPA_18041102_Template V2011
A Mechanism (Flowchart) - One of many routes to premature and/or accidental DEATH
AKA Catastrophic Loss Magnitude Score (CLMS)
Notes for 2012
Aside > Reference MSG Cemetery > Metadata >
08_MSG_Cemetery_20090801_Notes III V2026
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