Mental Health and Psychiatric Ward

@sandym

It sounds like you are worried about how the hospital treat you if you were admitted for psychiatric reasons. Psychiatric admissions can be scary, especially if you don't know what to expect. Can someone who knows you better - such as a mental health worker help explain why you might need an admission and what might happen - to help reassure you?

I would suggest that you gather information from your treating team (GP, or anyone you see for your mental health or addiction). They could write a letter confirming what medications you are on, including you opioid addiction program; strategies to help understand you and calm you if you are having an episode of hearing voices. Or possibly they could do some sort of formal plan, like an advanced health directive to help if you do get hospitalised. It may be useful to carry something like that with you so that you can show people if needed, as sometimes it can take a while before the hospital finds your records.

Are you getting support with to help you when you are hearing voices? Medications, counselling, peer-support (like on this forum) are all possible ways to help you manage so hopefully you can try to avoid a hospital admission. But good on you for preparing just in case it happens.

Natural and manmade frequencies go against our head.

We all have to deal with it.

It's inherently against us. So when you make something out of it it's inherently against as well.

How we shape it is called the subconscious.

You are definitely not alone in this.

Everyone has to deal with it.

Learn to pierce through it.

It's good that you have started to notice it more.

It's harder to deal with but things don't have as much of a shadow over them.

*hug*

It's okay matey