My experience with psychiatric hospitals as a patient with Schizoaffective Disorder

hi everyone! welcome to my channel! today I want to talk about my experience being an inpatient in various psychiatric facilities; the pros, the cons, what worked, what didn't. hope you enjoy! love to all ✨🩷

[@Plumbum9]

I wish the child of my mother would do the same as yourself. She refuses to take medication and I can't force the state to give her a shot. In and out of psych wards most of her adult life. I don't know why youtube recommended this to me, but you have some solid, profound advice, and I don't think you'll be ending up in a clinical setting like that ever again. God bless.

[@LiveWithIntentionCoaching]

@@Plumbum9 I feel for you... This disorder is just as difficult to go through for the person affected as it is for the people that love us... And this is why I share my story so openly... In hopes that it can make a difference somehow because I remember those days of absolute chaos and volatility... And what it did to my relationships and to the people who love me... It took years for me to build back trust after being stabilized... But it took me realizing just how much pain and distress I was putting everyone through (after a temporary stabilization on pills) in order to accept the injection treatment. I sincerely wish you and your family the best of luck with all this 🙏🙏🙏 and thank you so much for watching my video, and your encouraging words on my behalf.. it means a lot 🙏🙏🙏

[@MikeKaye-d3o]

My experience is nobody cares and social security benefits take forever to get

[@LiveWithIntentionCoaching]

@@MikeKaye-d3o yes... It can certainly feel that way at times... A lot of the time actually... That's why we learn to show up for ourselves 😉
I also completely agree on the social security benefits taking forever... For everyone! That system needs fixing for sure!
But hang in there... You got this!