I am currently in hospital and I hate it. I've been in here for 8 months almost. Fucking hell. I want these assholes not enjoy my stay. Any recommendations how I could cause mayhem on the Ward to bother these assholes?
Jean4
Remember. I am ALWAYS right.... until I’m not
- Apr 28, 2019
- 7,557
8 months is a long time in America. They kick you out quick. Can I ask why you are there?
CrushedHopes
Ex-narcissist that is looking to end himself soon
- Nov 3, 2019
- 471
That's not a good idea, OP. If you're looking to CTB soon, you should find a way to get out of the ward, rather than give them more reasons and excuses to detain you.
I jumped off a bridge here in my city, and sadly they "saved" me and now they are "helping" me. Smh.
I'm trying my near best but I keep slipping and telling them I don't want to be here. Smh these assholes are just asking for it.
takeyourshotfunboy
Smile...
- Oct 11, 2019
- 206
sleepy dog
Wizard
- Sep 13, 2019
- 624
You must not be in the US. The maximum hold is 6 months.
Nem
Drs suck mega ass!
- Sep 3, 2018
- 1,489
Ouch, 8 months is long in the happy chalet.. just try to give them what they want and you'll be out..
Do you know what they want? I'm just curious and hoping to help, as I know being trapped in there is terrible.
Whitewash11235814
Experienced
- Oct 21, 2019
- 207
A psych ward? They allow you to use electronics and go on SS ? Maybe its not a psych ward? Why are you on SS in a psych ward? How is that even possible?
I remember my first hospitalization when I was 16-17. I was so upset that I wreaked havoc in my room on more than one occasion. I was amazed at their audacity and their conviction that placing me in confinement for a little bit is going to make all my problems go poof! Take away my freedom and tell me what to do? Yes, that'll do the trick for sure. Just take a little pill, eat a sandwich, write down your little problems, and pop pop bam bam...magic happens. Haha, I think not! And they treated me as mentally ill? Their whole belief system is a mental illness. Of course, they're just puppets abiding by what the boss says, and the boss acting in accordance to what the law says. How could the system for rehabilitation be so crappy? Well, as it turns out we're still in the primitive era when it comes to mental health.
Just lie man. That's your only key. If they still keep you in despite your cooperation, then you should get a lawyer or something. Or just slap em silly like I would ...I'd confront them in a frank manner. I'd ask them "Why are you keeping me in here when I said I'm doing just fine? What is your ultimate goal here, pal? Money from my insurance company? Please, I want answers and I want them now and I want them as clear as they come. Is that too much to ask?" Just be strict and assertive.
I remember my first hospitalization when I was 16-17. I was so upset that I wreaked havoc in my room on more than one occasion. I was amazed at their audacity and their conviction that placing me in confinement for a little bit is going to make all my problems go poof! Take away my freedom and tell me what to do? Yes, that'll do the trick for sure. Just take a little pill, eat a sandwich, write down your little problems, and pop pop bam bam...magic happens. Haha, I think not! And they treated me as mentally ill? Their whole belief system is a mental illness. Of course, they're just puppets abiding by what the boss says, and the boss acting in accordance to what the law says. How could the system for rehabilitation be so crappy? Well, as it turns out we're still in the primitive era when it comes to mental health.
Just lie man. That's your only key. If they still keep you in despite your cooperation, then you should get a lawyer or something. Or just slap em silly like I would ...I'd confront them in a frank manner. I'd ask them "Why are you keeping me in here when I said I'm doing just fine? What is your ultimate goal here, pal? Money from my insurance company? Please, I want answers and I want them now and I want them as clear as they come. Is that too much to ask?" Just be strict and assertive.
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blue
Member
- Jul 21, 2019
- 67
People who don't respond to traditional therapies (medication, etc.) used in an inpatient hospital setting would be sent to a long term facility (8 months). A person would have to be very sick to be sent to a place like this. Only a very tiny fraction of the psychiatric population would fit into this criteria, as most respond to traditional therapies well enough to be sent home. I should clarify that this is in the US.
TAW122
Emissary of the right to die.
- Aug 30, 2018
- 6,685
I agree with others here, it's not really good to cause mayhem and havoc there, it wouldn't really solve things (as much as I think they deserve hell for treating you as well as other patients like shit). I like @Whitewash11235814's suggestion about playing along and then being 'strict and assertive' until you are able to get out. Good luck and hope you are able to leave such a shit hole medical prison.
newave3
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- Nov 21, 2020
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