This is a RE-upload of a video I posted last night; one of the stories was cut short in the original upload (and I don't think the person who granted me permission to use the story would've appreciated that lol) SORRY GUYS, this is my bad :/
For the most part, psych wards are full of normalish people who had one bad night. The trick is to never ask when u can go home. The more u ask the longer they keep you
Eh, i asked to leave once and they let me leave. That was only because i had been there for the required 7 days or so. The doctor was actually not a terrible guy and saw that it wasn’t helping me and was hurting me, also. They just want to fill beds and make money. Insurance (where i live) pays $1000 per night for every bed filled. They don’t have your interests at heart even in the sick way you have portrayed, it’s all about money.
@@5crassrocker not anymore. That happened like crazy in the 80s and 90s. But the longest I've ever seen was in for like 3 weeks. The average is 3-5 days
@@andrewbatts7678 I've been in multiple psych wards due to drug addiction which they medicate you, when they change the meds they have to observe you and they'll keep changing the meds every few days to milk insurance money from you. if you don't have insurance you're not getting them money so after 3 days of an involuntary hold them send you on your way.
I have so many horror stories from being in psychiatric institutions in the past... they covered up a negligent homicide as a suicide, they made a woman in a wheelchair and diapers shit herself and laughed at her, a transman in a wheelchair was forced to crawl on hands and knees, more drugs in there than on the outside (myself included), watching girls huffing hairspray, this weird guy who thought he was a fox tried to stab me... it's hell in there. You can't get better when you're afraid of everyone.
@@erismana2105 that's not true. I destroyed my family with my mental health. I was an awful person to be around when I was unstable and not taking care of myself. They did everything they possibly could to care for me before this became the last resort. Also, I voluntarily checked in my first time ever being in a mental health hospital. One of the primary reasons these hospitals are so awful is the other patients. All those patients represent somebody who's become either unbearable to be around or needs medical attention for themselves. Most family members are not qualified to deal with things like psychosis.
There needs to be a different definition for people who do such things vs people who choose not to be that way with other people @@Dementia.Pugilistica
@@erismana2105 you dont just choose not to go into a manic episode that can sometimes in some people turn into psychosis (ive experienced this. its.... scary) or lapse into a schizophrenic episode (my bf is schizoaffective and ive learned when he isnt lucid. recently he almost was sent involuntarily because he went to the hospital asking the staff to test a bag of ground coffee for heavy metals because he knew i was poisoning him. shocker... i wasnt) thats a pretty privileged way to say "hey i dont deal with mental illnesses so i demand people to act like my definition of normal."
I’ve been in corrections and I’ve been on a psyche ward. And you are right it is worse than prison. It gave me PTSD. I think prisoners have it better actually.
I was a voluntary inpatient for 4-5 months back in 2018, I have no real memory of the first month, or the 4 months leading up to going in. It was the best place for me and I genuinely think I'd have offed myself had I not gone in. The staff I dealt with daily were really good to me (that said I'm 6ft 2 and 300lbs so not a small guy) they got me to a place where I've been safe for the last few years
@lookingupwithwonder they got me the therapy and medications I needed to get back to a baseline level to start on my recovery, without them I'm pretty sure I wouldn't be around any more.
This is such a great topic, thanks to the people who gave you these stories. I’ve been in the psychward as well, but for other things. It was a dual program! Please do more of these ones!! Or more hospital stories! ❤❤ thank you and the writers
As a former employee at a psych hospital I know how scary these places can be. Not just for the patients but also employees. I can’t say much, but I understand why before an understanding of mental health was established, everyone was considered possessed. I have seen some supernatural things, that if had I not believed in good, would’ve broken me. I have PTSD and other phobias I acquired while working there. Let’s just say, I see the whole world as a psych facility now
@@janetrawlings1691 but no mercy or payment for us, we signed up to be abused according to corporations. Nurse shortage? How about refusal to pay our nurses enough $$ 🤷🏽♀️
oh man, these stories make me feel so bad for these people. I kind of had a similar situation to the first story, and got a diagnosis of high functioning autism and aspergers. I was hospitalised for 3 days, but not on the psych ward. ironically they thought my best chance of recovery was at home with my family and I am so grateful for that. my best friend was on a psych ward, he must have been absolutely terrified because he is the loveliest guy. My parents have kind of "adopted" him. :)
I was 8 years old when I was SA and was having bad behavior issues from that, so my mom went behind my dads back and took me to a in patient child facility, a.k.a. Child psych ward I was left there for almost two months! Hardly saw any drs was kept away from the other kids and only saw a psychiatrist once while there and they wanted to keep me for a total of 6 months my dad said F that it was horrible and I still have nightmares about that place
@@kathrinrades my husband was just reading on a Facebook page about the place i went to and soooo many ppl have similar stories and experiences! And thank you so much 😊 he definitely was on my side he was a great man I miss him everyday! But I’m married with 3 amazing sons because the world didn’t end when I was 8
This makes me really sad. I’ve been to 2 psych wards and one of them was actually great and helped me a lot. There are good ones out there and you shouldn’t be afraid to seek help if you need it
Two years ago, my son (trans) voluntarily admitted himself into the hospital because he was a risk to himself. He shared a room with "Barbara". Barbara ended up wearing his extra set of clothes, even his underwear. He told the nurse and they made Barbara take it all off. That night, as he was sleeping he felt water being sprinkled on him. He woke up to Barbara standing by the side of his bed performing an "exorcism" him. He was so scared that he didn't say anything nor did he get up. He just pretended to "sleep" and stayed on alert until Barbara finished her "exorcism".
Unfortunately, we are told to affirm trans kids. Once we do, and their brain develop more, they are far far worse mentally. I cannot tell you how many times someone has checked in voluntary and then said "omg I don't belong here". Most times they are right. It's sad
@mrjonesandme8848 My son didn't come out as trans at the time that he voluntarily admitted himself. He has struggled with his mental health for almost ten years (8 years at that time) and has gone through therapy for just as long. It was disappointing and sad to realize that the hospitals in my area are not well trained or trained at all for those who are truly looking for some sort of "sanctuary" to keep them safe from themselves. My son said that the psych ward was filled with those who suffer from substance abuse. I'm not saying they're not important, but there should be a separate ward or they should be sent to a hospital specifically set up with those diagnosed with a mental health disorder. My son came out worst afterwards because to him, it validated his own thinking that no one cares and being unalive is the best solution.
@barb7124 Somewhere off in the distance, you hear a loud “REEEEEE!” upon the person you responded to reading what you posted. I hope you’re proud of yourself. 😂
My aunt had me committed to a facility when I was only eight years old. While the hospital I stayed at wasn't as bad as the one OP was committed to, it was still pretty bad. Rock hard beds and thin sheets that did little against the biting cold (they kept the temp low), having to ask to go to the bathroom, having to go to the bathroom before going to the showers (the showers were separate from the toilets), and that's about all I remember aside from having an allergic reaction to one of the pills they gave me. Thankfully, they were kind enough to take me off that particular medication.
I had the notification for the first one saved in my notifications bar, so imagine my confusion when the exact same video gets uploaded again and I have TWO notifications for it lmao! Much love Unit ❤
The girl in the 2nd story is just like me. Therapists, psychiatrists, and hospital stays all in abundance. Self harm and all diagnoses are exactly the same.
I scared two people working at a psych ward, one of them was standing over me to wake me up to take my blood pressaure with a machine, as I was woken up ,when I opened my eyes and saw him standing over me I screamed out of fear so he screamed too grabbed his machine and ran out of the room...poor guy, the other one was a young girl, I turned on the light on the wall next to the bed and wasn't prepared for the strong light so I went "OOO" and looked at her, she jumped back startled.
I hope the woman in story 2 got some good enjoyment out of the sims. The mental health hospital she was in sounds like a nightmare. I hope it has shut down
I suffered from psychosis at age 10, from adhd tablets, and they wanted to put me into a psych ward, but didn't when they found out, it was the tablets and not mental illness.
i am so happy they mentioned arachnophobia in this story. i struggle with arachnophobia to the point i cannot function anymore. fears are not phobias people, get that into your heads
Men used to send their wives to places like this for being “manic” when it’s really just hormones or a hormone imbalance. I’m glad this happens less. I have an aunt who is psychotic and she said she’d rather stay in jail than “the 5th floor”. That’s what we call a 51/50 here because that’s where you go. To a hospital on the 5th floor for 3 days. I visited her and it was terrible. But never visited her in jail. Been a decade since I’ve seen her. After she had 3 rounds of voluntary electric shock therapy… she was not the same.
Damn some people are so damn weak. Ive been dealing with axiety, panic attacks, "depression" getting bullied for 8 years, beat up, spat on, my father left when i was 4 i have not have friends nor a gf and i still carry on without any complaints. Ive had friends passing away and didnt even cry about it. Meds and these wards and stuff are big bs.
As a clinical psychology master's student, I cannot believe the level of negligence and unserious attitude from behalf of the medical staff in the first two stories. I can understand why medical staff may become desensitized, however, if you really have the patient's wellbeing as the primary goal in mind, you NEVER dismiss anything or react exaggeratively (depending on the situation). In my future practice, I promise to never make a client or patient feel dismissed or embarrassed for their disorder(s).
I will never go to mental institution I don't care if you call it a Adult Day Care Center or what I am not going there so yeah that won't be me and me story so I sure hope so
![14 TRUE SCARY STORIES [Compilation Vol. 49]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/F-G7GJx5T5k/mqdefault.jpg)
![14 TRUE SCARY STORIES [Compilation Vol. 49]](/img/tr.png)
![10 TRUE SCARY STORIES [Compilation Vol. 37]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/bI6jlkjGPSM/mqdefault.jpg)
![Gunna - HIM ALL ALONG [Official Visualizer]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/HiCxoDeo0hc/mqdefault.jpg)
![3 Scary Insane Asylum Horror Stories [NoSleep Stories]](/img/1.gif)
This is a RE-upload of a video I posted last night; one of the stories was cut short in the original upload (and I don't think the person who granted me permission to use the story would've appreciated that lol) SORRY GUYS, this is my bad :/
I thought I was trippin when it disappeared on me this morning 😆
@brittany9747 same I didn't get the chance to watch it yesterday so I thought something was off when i couldn't find it
@@outlaws.4life I fell asleep watching it last night and started it over early this morning, paused it, then it was gone.
Thanks for the “revised” upload! I commented on the most recent video, about the “missing” video, bc I couldn’t find a way to contact you directly. ❤️
I thought there's something weird about that last story lol
For the most part, psych wards are full of normalish people who had one bad night. The trick is to never ask when u can go home. The more u ask the longer they keep you
Eh, i asked to leave once and they let me leave. That was only because i had been there for the required 7 days or so. The doctor was actually not a terrible guy and saw that it wasn’t helping me and was hurting me, also. They just want to fill beds and make money. Insurance (where i live) pays $1000 per night for every bed filled. They don’t have your interests at heart even in the sick way you have portrayed, it’s all about money.
not true. they keep you as long as insurance pays. call your insurance and tell them not to pay
Imagine the most dangerous and insane inside a tiny padded room
@@5crassrocker not anymore. That happened like crazy in the 80s and 90s. But the longest I've ever seen was in for like 3 weeks. The average is 3-5 days
@@andrewbatts7678 I've been in multiple psych wards due to drug addiction which they medicate you, when they change the meds they have to observe you and they'll keep changing the meds every few days to milk insurance money from you. if you don't have insurance you're not getting them money so after 3 days of an involuntary hold them send you on your way.
Story 1, super accurate. As someone who's been 5150ed a few times before. Thanks for sharing this story ❤
I have so many horror stories from being in psychiatric institutions in the past... they covered up a negligent homicide as a suicide, they made a woman in a wheelchair and diapers shit herself and laughed at her, a transman in a wheelchair was forced to crawl on hands and knees, more drugs in there than on the outside (myself included), watching girls huffing hairspray, this weird guy who thought he was a fox tried to stab me... it's hell in there. You can't get better when you're afraid of everyone.
They’re traumatic, they really freakin are. I’ve been in a dual program that’s lockdown and a psych-ward many times and it’s sucks
If a person's family cared they wouldn't be in there
@@erismana2105 that's not true. I destroyed my family with my mental health. I was an awful person to be around when I was unstable and not taking care of myself. They did everything they possibly could to care for me before this became the last resort. Also, I voluntarily checked in my first time ever being in a mental health hospital.
One of the primary reasons these hospitals are so awful is the other patients. All those patients represent somebody who's become either unbearable to be around or needs medical attention for themselves. Most family members are not qualified to deal with things like psychosis.
There needs to be a different definition for people who do such things vs people who choose not to be that way with other people @@Dementia.Pugilistica
@@erismana2105 you dont just choose not to go into a manic episode that can sometimes in some people turn into psychosis (ive experienced this. its.... scary) or lapse into a schizophrenic episode (my bf is schizoaffective and ive learned when he isnt lucid. recently he almost was sent involuntarily because he went to the hospital asking the staff to test a bag of ground coffee for heavy metals because he knew i was poisoning him. shocker... i wasnt) thats a pretty privileged way to say "hey i dont deal with mental illnesses so i demand people to act like my definition of normal."
Psych wards almost always sound more like prisons than anything. And the “timeout room” sounds like the hole
Timeout to the padded room with this special jacket
Yeah I've been in there ...
I would prefer prison over the psyc. Ward and day been to both
I’ve been in corrections and I’ve been on a psyche ward. And you are right it is worse than prison. It gave me PTSD. I think prisoners have it better actually.
I was a voluntary inpatient for 4-5 months back in 2018, I have no real memory of the first month, or the 4 months leading up to going in. It was the best place for me and I genuinely think I'd have offed myself had I not gone in. The staff I dealt with daily were really good to me (that said I'm 6ft 2 and 300lbs so not a small guy) they got me to a place where I've been safe for the last few years
That's so cool. What did they do that helped you?
@@lookingupwithwonderthey got me into a safer place mentally thanks to therapy and medications while keeping me safe from myself
@lookingupwithwonder they got me the therapy and medications I needed to get back to a baseline level to start on my recovery, without them I'm pretty sure I wouldn't be around any more.
This is such a great topic, thanks to the people who gave you these stories. I’ve been in the psychward as well, but for other things. It was a dual program! Please do more of these ones!! Or more hospital stories! ❤❤ thank you and the writers
As a former employee at a psych hospital I know how scary these places can be. Not just for the patients but also employees. I can’t say much, but I understand why before an understanding of mental health was established, everyone was considered possessed. I have seen some supernatural things, that if had I not believed in good, would’ve broken me. I have PTSD and other phobias I acquired while working there. Let’s just say, I see the whole world as a psych facility now
Same here, working in these units effects staff too. Cptsd
@@janetrawlings1691 but no mercy or payment for us, we signed up to be abused according to corporations. Nurse shortage? How about refusal to pay our nurses enough $$ 🤷🏽♀️
I work on a psych ward and I find myself looking over my shoulder when I'm out in public.
Thank you for fixing the stories. Thank you for all your hard work
oh man, these stories make me feel so bad for these people.
I kind of had a similar situation to the first story, and got a diagnosis of high functioning autism and aspergers. I was hospitalised for 3 days, but not on the psych ward. ironically they thought my best chance of recovery was at home with my family and I am so grateful for that. my best friend was on a psych ward, he must have been absolutely terrified because he is the loveliest guy. My parents have kind of "adopted" him. :)
Yay!!! Uncle unit. Best storyteller ever. Fan for life.
All 7 of my psych stays are complete horror stories from start to finish
I’ve been waiting for you to upload! Let the creepiness begin. 💀🔪
I was 8 years old when I was SA and was having bad behavior issues from that, so my mom went behind my dads back and took me to a in patient child facility, a.k.a. Child psych ward I was left there for almost two months! Hardly saw any drs was kept away from the other kids and only saw a psychiatrist once while there and they wanted to keep me for a total of 6 months my dad said F that it was horrible and I still have nightmares about that place
I’m so sorry! Seems like your dad was on your side, at least one parent was!
@@kathrinrades my husband was just reading on a Facebook page about the place i went to and soooo many ppl have similar stories and experiences! And thank you so much 😊 he definitely was on my side he was a great man I miss him everyday! But I’m married with 3 amazing sons because the world didn’t end when I was 8
Im so sorry how awful of your mom.
Thanks for the redo! I'm sure the person that shared, appreciate it as much as your listeners.... including me! 😊
Uncle unit always entertaining with the good content. 😮
This makes me really sad. I’ve been to 2 psych wards and one of them was actually great and helped me a lot. There are good ones out there and you shouldn’t be afraid to seek help if you need it
those places are dark and creepy im in ghost teem those places full of spirit thank you for sharing great work
Uncle!! I watched this last night , and I'll watch it again too gladly hehe 🥰 love this channel for yearssss now!!
Somtimes it feels like im losing my mind in there it basically feels like a long ass acid trip you cant get out of
Two years ago, my son (trans) voluntarily admitted himself into the hospital because he was a risk to himself. He shared a room with "Barbara". Barbara ended up wearing his extra set of clothes, even his underwear. He told the nurse and they made Barbara take it all off. That night, as he was sleeping he felt water being sprinkled on him. He woke up to Barbara standing by the side of his bed performing an "exorcism" him. He was so scared that he didn't say anything nor did he get up. He just pretended to "sleep" and stayed on alert until Barbara finished her "exorcism".
nice choice of name, sorry about your daughter
Unfortunately, we are told to affirm trans kids. Once we do, and their brain develop more, they are far far worse mentally. I cannot tell you how many times someone has checked in voluntary and then said "omg I don't belong here". Most times they are right. It's sad
@mrjonesandme8848 My son didn't come out as trans at the time that he voluntarily admitted himself. He has struggled with his mental health for almost ten years (8 years at that time) and has gone through therapy for just as long. It was disappointing and sad to realize that the hospitals in my area are not well trained or trained at all for those who are truly looking for some sort of "sanctuary" to keep them safe from themselves. My son said that the psych ward was filled with those who suffer from substance abuse. I'm not saying they're not important, but there should be a separate ward or they should be sent to a hospital specifically set up with those diagnosed with a mental health disorder. My son came out worst afterwards because to him, it validated his own thinking that no one cares and being unalive is the best solution.
@barb7124 Somewhere off in the distance, you hear a loud “REEEEEE!” upon the person you responded to reading what you posted. I hope you’re proud of yourself. 😂
My aunt had me committed to a facility when I was only eight years old. While the hospital I stayed at wasn't as bad as the one OP was committed to, it was still pretty bad. Rock hard beds and thin sheets that did little against the biting cold (they kept the temp low), having to ask to go to the bathroom, having to go to the bathroom before going to the showers (the showers were separate from the toilets), and that's about all I remember aside from having an allergic reaction to one of the pills they gave me. Thankfully, they were kind enough to take me off that particular medication.
I had the notification for the first one saved in my notifications bar, so imagine my confusion when the exact same video gets uploaded again and I have TWO notifications for it lmao!
Much love Unit ❤
U guys here for the feast!
Hilarious AF
" I've no idea how they came up with that diagnosis..."
They probably spin a wheel or use WebMd.
Thanks uncle unit
More psych ward please!!!
Good thing unie downloaded some stories for me to listen to
Yeahhhhh Uncle Unit returns... ❤
Great video! Hope you share more like this 😊
Wow listening to theses stories make you wonder who should you really be afraid of or who really is a psycho 🖤
Most of the nurses and aides in the psych ward are there for a paycheck.
The girl in the 2nd story is just like me. Therapists, psychiatrists, and hospital stays all in abundance. Self harm and all diagnoses are exactly the same.
I scared two people working at a psych ward, one of them was standing over me to wake me up to take my blood pressaure with a machine, as I was woken up ,when I opened my eyes and saw him standing over me I screamed out of fear so he screamed too grabbed his machine and ran out of the room...poor guy, the other one was a young girl, I turned on the light on the wall next to the bed and wasn't prepared for the strong light so I went "OOO" and looked at her, she jumped back startled.
I hope the woman in story 2 got some good enjoyment out of the sims.
The mental health hospital she was in sounds like a nightmare.
I hope it has shut down
Those people in the second story know damn well if they've woken up to a spider right in front of them they would react the same way as the girl.
I suffered from psychosis at age 10, from adhd tablets, and they wanted to put me into a psych ward, but didn't when they found out, it was the tablets and not mental illness.
@@samT1227Um, concerta
as an employee of a psych facility, i have been waiting for a creator to upload psych ward stories
For your amusement?
Tim’s a freak!! He’s scaring me
Great stories!
Love it bro!!!
I love your voice
I admitted myself into a psych ward because of self harm and it's like a prison
Wow ty for sharing
i am so happy they mentioned arachnophobia in this story. i struggle with arachnophobia to the point i cannot function anymore. fears are not phobias people, get that into your heads
Psych units are creepy places I was in one in 2020 traumatic experiences for me
Men used to send their wives to places like this for being “manic” when it’s really just hormones or a hormone imbalance. I’m glad this happens less. I have an aunt who is psychotic and she said she’d rather stay in jail than “the 5th floor”. That’s what we call a 51/50 here because that’s where you go. To a hospital on the 5th floor for 3 days.
I visited her and it was terrible. But never visited her in jail. Been a decade since I’ve seen her. After she had 3 rounds of voluntary electric shock therapy… she was not the same.
Thanks Unit💔🎃
Unit creepy!
I thought the last one would end with the police finding that poor guy dead behind a heavy steel door that took three people to close... 😬
Almost grateful that my mother didn’t believe in therapy and believed in “praying it away.” Operative word: almost.
I don't know which one is worse
@@SamuelBlack84 still trying to figure it out myself lol
Damn some people are so damn weak. Ive been dealing with axiety, panic attacks, "depression" getting bullied for 8 years, beat up, spat on, my father left when i was 4 i have not have friends nor a gf and i still carry on without any complaints. Ive had friends passing away and didnt even cry about it. Meds and these wards and stuff are big bs.
Oh great you get a guy who says he sleeps as much so he doesn’t have to talk to “The Demons”. That would be the kind of person I’d get stuck with too.
Was in the middle of the last story and it got removed 😂
just got out a few days ago and thought of watching this there (the tvs had youtube)
As a clinical psychology master's student, I cannot believe the level of negligence and unserious attitude from behalf of the medical staff in the first two stories. I can understand why medical staff may become desensitized, however, if you really have the patient's wellbeing as the primary goal in mind, you NEVER dismiss anything or react exaggeratively (depending on the situation). In my future practice, I promise to never make a client or patient feel dismissed or embarrassed for their disorder(s).
The person is story 2 sounds absolutely exhausting
20:11 jeeez they had it out for them. 💀.
I'm like 948 thanks for the upload U5
Platitudes.
Yeah, these bother me just the same.
I was about Linda Blairs age when this came out. People always said that I looked like her, that use to freak me out 😮
I think she's very pretty
18:09 This person doesn’t actually sound so far off .. or bad or gone. . Idk the best words .. but .. anywho .. what a place. 💀. 18:52
Please let me know the second story Phych Ward location, I'm a mentally ill pacient and I don't want to get hospitalized on a place like that ever....
4:40 “great to have a fellow human as a roommate” .. tf. .💀5:14
Ahhh shit I am ready for this one!
The horror story here is being put in the psych hospital when there's no reason to be there! That's ridiculous
First time l was committed, the other patients called it hell hole. And l experienced it. Someday l will write to you and tell you all about it.
14:00 that sucks. . 15:14
Been here done that smh 😢😊
Hello there😮😊
5150 is from California 😊
I'm 5150 just like Michael Meyers
It isn’t in medical professionals best interests for patients to be healthy, or be treated
Spiders are nothing to be afraid of. I have 2 tarantulas. A grizzly bear is a different story but a spider. 😂
I have 11 tarantulas!! I absolutely love them. ❤️
Christ loves you and died for YOU on that cross 🙏✝️
You sound like Patrick Bateman
Being in a psych ward is better then dealing with life no offense but life is mostly bad and scary
Have ptsd from a psych ward and had to turn this off. Sorry Unit :(. These are some of the worst places on earth and have made my life hell
❤❤❤❤
They spoke of a 14 year old lesbian makes you wonder why she was in there
Any form a evil corruption tyranny abuse shall and will be destroyed by god all mighty every1 please believe that.
First story was so boring, I had to restart it 3 times because I kept zoning out
👍🤘😝
👾🙄👾
first
I will never go to mental institution I don't care if you call it a Adult Day Care Center or what I am not going there so yeah that won't be me and me story so I sure hope so
I am going to get some shut-eye as much as I can. This should help me to doze off at least for a little bit.