CTB Fella
Experienced
- Dec 15, 2022
- 257
Myself (UK) I've been sectioned 26 times (Section 2 of the Mental Health Act) and countless 136s by police.
You?
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Oh my days. I've been threatened enough times and detained know hospital for my anorexia. I dont know how you've coped.Myself (UK) I've been sectioned 26 times (Section 2 of the Mental Health Act) and countless 136s by police.
You?
My last section was at The Priory, because there were no NHS beds.Oh my days. I've been threatened enough times and detained know hospital for my anorexia. I dont know how you've coped.
My very first one was voluntary.Never had an overnight involuntary. I've always just signed form 1 upon their advice, because I know if I didn't, they'd certify and keep me there anyways. And it makes leaving without authorization okay, since legally speaking they can't sign a warrant out for me (although I've never done that).
Most police are on a first name basis with me at this point.Once but only overnight..There were no beds so I was sat in a room with 2 policeman for hours on end and couldn't even go to the toilet on my own it was fucking horrible
To be honest, half of the time they section me out of fear.0. I'm never going anywhere near the torture prisons that are psych wards. And it isn't like I'm "mentally ill" anyway, there could never be a justified reason for me to end up in such a horrific place.
You was on a section for three years??More than 4 times, with the longest being 3 years.
I've had some funny times on the wards.None- thankfully. Were they all bad experiences, or did it sometimes help may I ask?
The less secured units well, aren't secured so for me, I could just walk out if I'm in a less secure unit. In a more secure unit yeah, there's no difference except you get to say no to taking drugs or treatment.My very first one was voluntary.
They somehow persuaded me, and made it sound like the right thing to do.
By the time I arrived on the ward, it was the middle of the night. I freaked (mental images of these places started racing through my mind, and I got scared) and told them to let me out.
They tried to reason with me for a while, then I was sectioned.
I've never gone voluntarily, again.