can u elaborate the feeling of a person whos inside a mental institution for 15days?
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a friend of mine was wrongly committed to an institution. he told me that the electric shock therapy that he received would render him unable to talk, he could hardly move afterwards, they woke him up every morning at 5 and strapped him to a chair and shocked him. His family would come to visit in the afternoon, he would sit in a chair unable to talk to them, unable to sit up straight, they would ask the doctors what was wrong with him, the doctor would shake his head, and they would walk away and cry and he would cry. \n\nI feel deeply sorry for anyone who has undergone this sort of thing.
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Is the most horrible feeling ever, but you wont believe what happened to me, I had that feeling, and it caused me even to get insomnia, because I was paranoid about that feeling. One day I told a catholic priest about it, and he arranged a visit to my house, he told me that sometimes bad energy is concentrated in different places, and they needed to be clensed, so he did, he prayed, sprayed holy water, and prayed a little more. That night, I slept peacefully, the feelings were gone, and sweetie, let me tell you something, i am not even a Catholic... but that helped..
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The-dark-one,don't say that one this site,I've done it before and it just put me in another mental hospital.\noh yeah.the saddest actuall year of my life is when my step-dad molested me I was put into foster care,Itried to kill myself and ended up in mental hospitals,on meds and in counseling..........The years not over yet though,their still more drama to go,I'm sure.\ngood news though!!!!!!,I'm no longer suicidle!!,I don't think another visit to a mental hospital will do my chance of going to college and getting a job any good!!!!!!!!!!
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If you called the hotline, and they put you in the hospital, it was most likely an involuntary psyche ward.\nThat is the legal procedure. You were a danger to yourself, and you were locked up in the hospital. I am surprised they only kept you for 3 days. Consider yourself lucky. \n\nIn short, you can't sue.
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Well... You can live for just under 2 weeks - then you die, basically. Your body needs a period of time each day just to repair itself in.\n(this is just an approximation - some people need more sleep than others)\nDay 2: probably a little irritable\nDay 3: words may become slurred - movement slow  - areas of brain to do with thinking stilll function\nDay 4: Pulse can be erratic - sense of taste is afected - possibe delusions at this stage\nDay 5: Probably experiencing delusions\n\n(sorry i only have info up to day 5)\n\nBut you'd probably fall asleep well before the two weeks - unless you had some one keeping you awake
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When you don't feel like you are being tortured.
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I would say get out of there as fast as you can! Leave and go find a different place to stay! My prayers are with you, Please be safe! Cuidado!
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A mental asylum seeker maybe?
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I have run a community based mental health unit for many years within the NHS. (STATE HOSPITAL).\nI am truly sorry that you have had such a bad experience whilst receiving mental health care. May I assure you that this is not the case everywhere. If I overheard a member of my staff speaking like that to any patient they wouldn't have a job for very long. Complaints of this nature are taken very seriously in our hospital trust, patient dignity is a paramount concern. The underpinning philosophy of care at my unit is:\n'People will forget what you said,\nforget what you did,\nbut they will never forget the way you made them feel.'\nBelieve me it works, we still have cards and presents at Christmas from patients long discharged.
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Wonderful.So you floated but what were your thoughts?Were you frightened'scared or happy.Recollect all your thoughts and concentration into that occasion.Try to replicate that time
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Not being able to fall sleep, delirium, extreme mood swings (happy to sad- happy to angry), it almost a feeling like an out of body experience (like you're watching yourself going through the motions) and just about anything where you don't feel like yourself.
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Oh u will know.....It is unlike any other feeling that you have ever experienced.  You'll know because just the thought of that person will warm your whole insides, and you will have a craving to b around and with that person as much as an chocoholic has a craving for chocolate.....Every waking moment of your day in some form or fashion will have thoughts of that person in it.  You will feel as though there is no mountain that you can't climb, and no sea wide enough to keep you away from that person (just like the song says).  Believe me!!! U will KNOW!!!...
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I used to work with people with schizophrenia who were recently discharged from the state hospital and now I am a 4th year clinical psychology grad student.  I would love to give you some interesting (deidentified) cases, but I don't feel comfortable leaving my e-mail here.  You can contact me through my profile.
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The worst symptom would likely be feeling suicidal. Other than that you have someone like me who has turned reclusive, has anxiety/panic problems, fear people and places, avoided family and friends, feel like crying yet can't or cry all the time and can't stop, feeling hopeless, useless, worthless, total despair, trust no one...Yup that's where I am now. And I'm battling it alone.
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Staying in Purgatory. Got a time share there.
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yeah i have been there. its like you feel something or a certain smell or just something its like i just dont wanna do this anymore. its kinda sucky but it happens
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Personally, I think he abused both his position and, more importantly, you.  He'd probably get away with it if there were no witnesses but I think you need to talk this episode through with him (or maybe even his boss) - in a calm and collected manner. \n\nAs to how it's made you feel, you've just experienced something outside of your everyday boundaries.  You're bound to be a little disoriented - if only because you've been forced to address something of which you had been certain, namely how straight you really are.  In an effort to get over the double trauma of nearly drowning (and this guy's efforts in saving you) and then this violation, there are a whole mix of emotions that you're having to juggle.\n\nFear, gratitude, lust for life, anger and, yes, even pleasure are all trying to be reconciled; so no wonder that in all the confusion you're having wild dreams and urges.\n\nFor all that what I have written is plausible, I am not a professional therapist and I would urge you to seek one out, to help you reconcile yourself to your recent experience.\n\nOne thing I am certain of though, you are no more gay now, than you were before this incident. \n\nGood Luck