As a person with personal experience, I think I have the most say.
I hope that Jokesman stays away from this topic. I even hope to build American-style reverse discrimination on this issue.
Because mental illness is different from other topics such as homosexuality and sexism, its particularity is that as long as many stories are written slightly more truthful, they are likely to be considered true.
For example, the mentally patient molesting nurse who was tweeted wildly on Facebook before…
It should be understood that in a first-tier city, most ward nurses are just graduates of nursing school and even unemployed people in society. With a monthly salary of more than two thousand, a completely closed working environment, three shifts, and some places that do not even allow mobile phones to play, playing tricks on patients in boring work has become the only entertainment for many people.
Here is the answer:
It is useless if the disease is cured.
It is useless if the disease is cured.
It is useless if the disease is cured.
It’s useless to eat and drink.
It’s useless to eat and drink.
It’s useless to eat and drink.
It’s useless to call the police.
It’s useless to call the police.
It’s useless to call the police.
(I wonder where you are looking for the phone)
Because the reality is that even if you are sick, you can’t get proper treatment! Wake up, young man!
I will explain it slowly below:
The concept of «mental illness» is broad. At least much wider than the «lunatic» most people recognize.
In practice, anxiety, depression, and alcohol dependence can all be admitted to the hospital.
Therefore, whether you can get out of a mental hospital is not like many people think, it is logical sophistry.
This issue is essentially a social issue. It is related to whether the patient was sent by the family member, whether it was sent by the authority, whether anyone paid medical expenses…
And today, the first important determinant is not medical expenses, but whether the hospital will bear the responsibility. Therefore, the delivery of the guardian or the authority is very important.
The question is not whether you are sick or not, but who sent you to the hospital.
who sent you to the hospital!
who sent you to the hospital!
who sent you to the hospital！
If the necessary procedures are followed and sent in, there will be almost no chance of being discharged from the hospital within a few years. This is not because the patient is mentally ill, but because the management and treatment level of the world’s mental health institutions is low. Many people with obvious symptoms do not receive timely treatment and spend their entire lives in a psychiatric hospital. Or repeatedly discharged, admitted, discharged, admitted.
People who are misdiagnosed and have no obvious symptoms receive no attention at all.
Do you think there will be a doctor around you when you enter a mental hospital? Do you think the doctor will treat your behaviour as a symptom? Don’t be naive. No one cares about you in the most normal state. The doctor slipped a glance during the rounds, prescribed a sedative (such as lorazepam) that could not be cured, and took it for several months, and gave it to the nurse in the ward at ordinary times. This is normal.
Doctors are used to seeing patients, and all survivors are biased. But in a low-level environment, a small deviation may trap the «patient» in the ward for several years.
The reality is so cruel.
Moreover, to put it in the most popular words, if you send it in, you can get a little sick. As many people have said, the mood swings caused by «injustice» and the use of sedative drugs when admitted to the hospital will form a vicious circle, which will make people alternate between sleepiness and irritability, and it is easy to be diagnosed as bipolar disorder.
Modern science itself is still studying the pathogenesis and criteria of many mental illnesses. It also includes schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and mania, which are serious mental illnesses that meet everyone’s perception of «crazy».
Psychosis is symptom-oriented in clinical judgment. That is, no matter what your situation is, if you act like a mental illness, you are mentally ill.
But the problem is that with today’s world’s technological, economic, and social level, the judgment of mental illness is very crude. And most of the mental health institutions supervise themselves.
To say the most obvious thing, in today’s general developed countries, the «isolation» function of mental hospitals is far greater than the «treatment» function. Moreover, generally speaking, people who are «called mentally ill» often have the characteristics of withdrawn personality and unharmonious social relations in their lives. Or involved in some social conflicts. It may already have psychological or emotional problems. After going through such a process, emotional problems will likely develop into mental disorders.
Therefore, the protection of the rights and interests of patients with mental illness and the construction of a mental health system is a social issue. Only through a protracted social movement, such as the gay rights movement, the feminist movement, the caring for autistic patients, and the caring for AIDS patients. Such social movements can promote the construction of mental health institutions and systems. Including popularizing the pre-admission identification system and building a third-party supervision system. All this requires huge economic investment.
It is conceivable that there will be NGO promotion and volunteer services in this process; film and television celebrities with different political orientations will experience restraint and experience the horrible howling of schizophrenia patients, and then write a tearful tweet; There are big bosses like Musk who donate money; there are suggestions and proposals from congressmen; there are research and dedication from experts, scholars, and frontline workers. But more, there are the blood and tears of countless mentally ill patients and those who have been misdiagnosed. Only by experiencing these can this problem be solved. Even from a larger perspective, the construction of democracy and the legal system in a whole country is a condition for solving this problem. May every patient with mental illness and misdiagnosed person get health, happiness, and happiness. May our country become a free, prosperous, democratic, civilized, and harmonious country.