My Experience of being Sectioned | Mental Health Matters

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  • Опубликовано: 15 янв 2025

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  • @les2150
    @les2150 2 года назад +19

    The same thing happened to me in 2019. I had mold toxicity and mast cell activation (MCAS) I found out 2 1/2 years later. I got very sick, couldn’t eat bc of pain and having allergic reaction to everything. Kept going to ERs cuz breathing was difficult and throat would swell. Went to several specialists. No test results, wouldn’t believe me. No test results at hospital so they told me I was delusional and psychotic. It’s a very long story but very similar to yours. Got committed to a psychiatric hospital against my will. Had to go back to medical hospital to get NG tube cuz I weighed 77 lbs. Kept telling them the whole time it was a physical illness not a mental illness. They wouldn’t listen. Anyway I just sent my complaint letter to the medical board and both hospitals requesting they learn about my Illnesses so this doesn’t happen to anyone else like me and requesting disciplinary action against 2 of the psychiatrists. Will send the letter also to district attorney, state and federal psychiatric associations and anyone else I can think of. The psychiatrists have way too much power. And it’s an absurd and horrible state of affairs what they do to people.

    • @SatumainenOlento
      @SatumainenOlento 2 года назад +3

      Wow! Scary, but glad that you send those letters. I don't think that enough people do it! And that's why this continues to happen. also, I think that there should be independently run study done about how many people have been found to be physically ill and diagnosed later on. Because that could make a difference to the policies!

    • @JennyCole1988
      @JennyCole1988  Год назад

      Sorry for the late reply - I haven’t been able to post/film for quite a while due to health. I’m so sorry you’ve had a similar experience. It’s really scary that we can be physically ill but if we’re not listened to or believed we can be locked up against our will. It’s good that you’re sending letters, as I think it’s important these things are challenged. Hopefully they will listen to your letters and that some change will be made xx

  • @caitlin3251
    @caitlin3251 4 года назад +12

    Hi Jenny, your story is very similar to what happend to me when i was a child. It is horrible when you are told over and over you are not unwell when you clearly are; in my case i was told i had ibs for two years and had munchausens by proxy when in actuality i had a chronic appendicitis with complications.
    Of course when you are physically ill your mental health is affected.
    You are not alone in how you feel and i cant say you will ever get over what happend but you were right.
    You acted extreamly normal in an extremely abnormal situation x

  • @berreals3013
    @berreals3013 4 года назад +14

    Thank you for sharing your story. You have been so courageous. You should be so proud of how far you’ve come. Your a great inspiration. 🌈
    Nobody will ever know what it’s like until they go through it themselves.

  • @shanegallagher6503
    @shanegallagher6503 4 года назад +17

    That was absolutely incredibly brave, and I know how fuckiny hard mental health issues can be. But I would never have this level of bravery and resolve. Very best of luck

    • @JennyCole1988
      @JennyCole1988  4 года назад +1

      Thank you for your comment. Sorry this reply is so late - I've been struggling to keep on top of things with my health, but am getting there slowly! Ah that's very kind of you - I just hope by sharing my story it will help other people to feel less alone :)

    • @nicholalaw2681
      @nicholalaw2681 2 года назад +1

      @@JennyCole1988 hi l have mild bipoler.
      And l was very ill for 9 yrs

    • @nicholalaw2681
      @nicholalaw2681 2 года назад +1

      I had to take medication every day.
      As l was really bad

    • @nicholalaw2681
      @nicholalaw2681 2 года назад +1

      But lm better now.

  • @beccaboomagical8091
    @beccaboomagical8091 5 лет назад +23

    This was so brave, telling your story. You are an amazing person

  • @justmadeit2
    @justmadeit2 7 месяцев назад +4

    I was on a psychiatric ward for 3 weeks voluntarily in February but honestly it isn’t an environment that helps people with recovery. It was a clinical place, bright lights and you are just left to it. There needs to be an overhaul of the mental health system in this country.

  • @arnicepernice8656
    @arnicepernice8656 4 года назад +7

    Thank you for posting this.
    Like many suddenly having to try and cope with a very poorly person, and mental health act and the normal concerns of hospitalisation when we don’t know anything about it is truly frightening.
    Mental health really needs better support . I hope you are keeping as well as possible.
    Having experienced hospital and CMHT ‘ care’ it has been quite traumatic. I’m so glad your family support you

    • @JennyCole1988
      @JennyCole1988  3 года назад +1

      Thank you for your comment Emma. I'm so sorry it's taken me so long to reply. My health hasn't been brilliant, so it's taking me a lot longer than I'd like to get things done, but I really appreciate you taking the time to leave a comment.
      I'm so glad my video was helpful. I'm sorry it's something you have had experience of as well. Mental health absolutely needs better support (particularly better funding!) I hope you're doing as well as possible at the moment xx

    • @hummingbird4934
      @hummingbird4934 4 месяца назад +1

      I agree incredibly traumatising! Hope you’re both well now xx

  • @heatherwebber9747
    @heatherwebber9747 2 года назад +16

    So many EDS patients who have been ignored and gaslighted end up with mental health issues. GP s must become more aware of their role in causing mayhem. And doctors must become more aware of the voice of their patients when they say something is wrong. Even if they cannot discover it.

    • @JennyCole1988
      @JennyCole1988  Год назад +3

      Sorry for the late reply - I haven’t been able to post/film for quite a while due to health. Yes I’ve definitely noticed that mental health issues are, understandably, common in EDS patients who have been ignored and gaslit. I agree it would be good if doctors could become more understanding of their role and also really listening to their patients when we say something is wrong xx

    • @JulienGlen-Ashley
      @JulienGlen-Ashley Год назад +2

      EDS?

  • @robGrtw
    @robGrtw 4 года назад +11

    Thank you so much for sharing your story. I thought it was incredibly heartfelt, clear, brave, and also very revealing about the ups and downs you've been through. I think it's also clear the mental health system in the UK has some major issues - of course, there are great staff but the general process, premises, treatment seem to lack empathy and compassion.
    In short, the mental health assessment system seems to be quite bad for mental health.

    • @S24suagain
      @S24suagain 4 года назад +2

      Robert you are correct.
      No empathy, crumbling buildings. locked doors and medicines.
      That's all.

    • @mlisa61
      @mlisa61 2 года назад +1

      Robert, so glad to hear your response. When one is wrongfully d'd, it's horrific! I have so much to tell. What's your knowledge of the system?

  • @mollysmith6873
    @mollysmith6873 5 лет назад +8

    Very powerful video Jenny, thank you for sharing your experience.

  • @factorylad5071
    @factorylad5071 4 года назад +8

    Jenny Yes I understand your feelings about being scared all the time. Your instincts were serving you correctly , you have every right to be scared. You would find the population is made up of an odd mixture of people with mental illness , people with personality disorders and a smaller minority of people who are just "escaping justice" with a slight shade of crossover between all sets. I say this because I have been sectioned on a male ward on two occasions , both times misdiagnosed but I won't go into that here other than to say that one of my problems was head injury and PTSD. So it can be a bit frightening when your walking down a corridor and someone walking down the other way punches their first at your face and then stops it just at the last momentl Or you have to eat dinner with someone you know is a very violent criminal. Or you can see some people with such bad disorders , they bang their heads against a door all day and night and nobody does anything to stop it. But as for being frightened , I wasn't because I was in such deep trouble, that occupied 99% of my thoughts. Like where you had family to care for you , I only had one wicked relative who , ss luck would have it ,would greatly benefit from me being locked away for life , which he tried his utmost to do. I do feel scared now although I am out but still under tight dupervision for something that happened 15 years ago. My major concern is that if there is any glitch , like losing my benefits or becoming homeless I will find myself in a secure hospital or prison as I warrant no treatment and my relative still does not like me. If you are interested in some of the events that happened in there in just one 3 month span see "Inside of a UK Mental Hospital Documentary VLOG" and read my comment there. One thing I advise any one not to do is to make friends inside a mental hospital and meet up on the outside , the results can be at times disastrous.

  • @alyssagoodyear6057
    @alyssagoodyear6057 5 лет назад +9

    Thank you for sharing. You are so brave! Keep fighting❤️

    • @JennyCole1988
      @JennyCole1988  5 лет назад +1

      Thank you for watching Alyssa - that's very kind of you x

  • @samrobinson5130
    @samrobinson5130 2 года назад +2

    Thank you so much for sharing about your mental health journey along side your physical health journey. 💛 It’s so difficult to get both talked seriously simultaneously. Almost like people think you can have one or the other, but not both or it cancels out your physical health struggles. We need more videos like this to raise awareness for and normalize the two not being mutually exclusive.

    • @JennyCole1988
      @JennyCole1988  Год назад

      Sorry for the late reply - I haven’t been able to post/film for quite a while due to health. Thank you I’m so glad you found my video useful. Absolutely, I think it’s so important that people understand that you can have both physical and mental health problems at the same time. You’d think it would be common sense that they can affect each other! xx

  • @tailtidy8185
    @tailtidy8185 3 года назад +3

    Thank you for sharing your experience, very open and brave. I hope you are continuing to be well/manage. Be safe

  • @Panda-pz3em
    @Panda-pz3em 2 месяца назад

    Thank you for sharing. My experiences of Psychiatric treatment as an inpatient, voluntarily and under section have been pretty awful. I had the same problem with staff who had clearly decided that I was making stuff up, or drug-seeking. I don’t think we are alone in finding Psychiatric inpatient stays stressful and downright frightening at times. Having that door locked behind you even when you’re there voluntarily , but other patients aren’t, so you have to ask a nurse to unlock the door if you want to go outside. That happened to me the first time I went in as an inpatient.

  • @Nic-kers138
    @Nic-kers138 4 месяца назад +1

    Hi Jenny, a really good video - when I clicked on it didn't know u had EDS! Both me and my mum have EDS, Mum has been in a nursing home for 6months but it has been an on going battle to get them to give her enough food that she can tolerate because of her IBS, I have had to supply food for her! She has lost weight because of this and they are on about forcing her to have a PEG against her will - it's all got really scary and I will fight for her rights as best I can. They know that she has eds but refuse to take responsibility for her nutritional needs. Worst part is that even if she had a PEG (which she doesn't need), she would be intolerant to the feed as she already can't tolerate Fortisip.😵‍💫🤯🤦

  • @8polyglot
    @8polyglot 4 года назад +4

    Stumbled onto your video and I also have Ehlers Danlos! Thanks for sharing your experience.

    • @JennyCole1988
      @JennyCole1988  4 года назад +2

      Sorry I've been so terrible at replying to comments on my videos the last few months - I'm trying to catch up now so I can then hopefully keep on top of them! Thank you for watching my video - it's nice to 'meet' another person with EDS! I hope you're doing as well as possible xx

  • @mlisa61
    @mlisa61 2 года назад +9

    re: Sectioning. People are getting sectioned far too easily by social workers. There is an increasing number of foreign people (mamy who are african), with strong accents, hard to understand, who work in social care, that are illegally getting away with sectioning people who are not a risk to themselves or others. The 's.w.' does not even get to know the person, the person is not even consulted before being sectioned (a crime, & is not how anyone can be sectioned). And the people that have this done to them so easily, the ones who slip in the net, ordinary normal people, get abused with being held against their will, meds they should not even have since there is no evidence that they even need them. BUT MORE THAN ANYTHING, they do not even get to know the person. There should be a way that one can easily have a witness with them, e.g. family or friend, when taken to see the clinician. But even before that, they should be listened to, especially when a grave mistake is being made in sectioning them. For the silliest reasons this has happened, e.g. calling the call centre due to a break-in, the s.w. comes round & mistakenly takes the person away. THIS HAS HAPPENED. Another one, using a private dr, had a good diagnosis. However, nurse causes probs as not happy that the person is not using the nhs. S.W.'s are only too quick to rush in & take the person away. What's worse, is that they will deliberately lie about the person, clinician included, & the lies r so obvious. e.g. saying that someone from their family made a complaint about them (when in actual fact that never happened). The upsetting thing is that the person is held, & languishing, not given any days out. No advocate in their offices. And the clinician makes a whole lot of assumptions & guesswork, without even discussing with the person. And based on this, they proceed to give dangerous meds. This has happened too many times. And so, only when the person is discharged, a letter later comes with all the lies the clinicians said about the person. The poor person is not able to even address all these things & make their defence. They r only too glad to get away from the trauma. But these things must be addressed & their must be a way that they can indepdently state what happened to them (on some open website), and at the time, easily come out of being wrongly sectioned. YET, there is no easy way. THIS IS SUCH A CRIME, will never happen in any court of law. And is hurting a lot of normal ordinary folk, & damaging many!!
    Have a look at what happened to this lady & many others she interviews, plus.... her name is Ramola D., her video: ruclips.net/video/CBl7dkZbXAE/видео.html.
    ruclips.net/video/b1nfn3WEcN4/видео.html. ONE VIDEO THAT IS EYE OPENING. ruclips.net/video/ImjczN908Mo/видео.html. ANOTHER GOOD VIDEO, a real must see!
    THIS ONE, just came across Mental Health Hospital Indicted For Holding Patients 'Involuntarily And Illegally', video: ruclips.net/video/KDNNTUvGkQI/видео.html. Happening a lot locally, & in UK
    Deaths in the dark: last video: ruclips.net/video/QXFefdQ9Jfw/видео.html.

    • @JennyCole1988
      @JennyCole1988  Год назад

      Sorry for the late reply. Sorry to hear about this happening. There are definitely improvements that need to be made to the process xx

    • @staceyraymond173
      @staceyraymond173 3 месяца назад

      Can I just say something here... I'm extremely sorry for this poor lady's situation...
      But I got bipolar and bpd... let me tell you theses professionals put themselves in danger to keep the public safe too...
      Some ppl are extremely dangerous. I know . Trust me
      These ppl who put up with the crap they are dealt while we recover... they frikin hero's... 🦸‍♂️🦸‍♀️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 they do that job.. to the best of their ability..as many times as needed ....🦸‍♀️🦸‍♂️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
      hey I dony like it but trust me you be glad they there ... if you had to deal with someone in the grip of * bpd rage* everyday as part you day at work... would you still be OK.. smiling.. they are 🦸‍♀️🦸‍♂️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
      They understand more than u think.. uwill get out of any relationship you put in... 💯honesty is best always..
      They become freinds.. they there keep you safe while your there on your settees trashing their names...
      Thank you nhs scotland 💙 ✌️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🦸‍♂️🦸‍♀️💯
      ..

    • @andrewoats
      @andrewoats 2 месяца назад

      Sometimes people don’t recognize that they need help. I know someone who is currently in hospital having a severe manic episode who refuses to accept he needs to be there.

  • @jlastre
    @jlastre 2 года назад +3

    Thanks for you story. Here in the states we call it involuntary commitment. I was just diagnosed with lupus last in October after living with pain for at least three years. One doctor almost laughed me out her office when I asked about being put on disability (welfare). I was under threat of eviction and am not in financial distress. I came very close to giving up. But I’m still here.

    • @JennyCole1988
      @JennyCole1988  Год назад

      Sorry for the late reply. Sorry to hear you’ve suffered so long without a diagnosis - it’s so hard not being listened to or believed. I’m glad you’ve finally got answers and I hope it means you’re able to access the right treatment. I’m so sorry you were laughed at by a Doctor when you asked about being on Disability. It’s awful that some doctors can be so unkind. I’m really glad you’ve managed to keep going and still be here - it’s a hard task but you deserve to be here and happy xxx

    • @andrewoats
      @andrewoats 2 месяца назад

      It varies by state. In my state they say you are sectioned.

  • @kamikaze_kev
    @kamikaze_kev Год назад +1

    Hi Jenny! Thank you for sharing your experience ❤🙏

  • @BenDPB
    @BenDPB Год назад +1

    I have been asked to go to Adult Acute Psychiatric Admission and Assessment Ward tomorrow for a "chat" so I am hell anxious about that but thank you for your video!

    • @JennyCole1988
      @JennyCole1988  11 месяцев назад +2

      So sorry for the delay in replying. How did your chat go? I really hope it was a positive and helpful experience for you xx

  • @anne-mariesamson9792
    @anne-mariesamson9792 5 месяцев назад +1

    My mental condition and the toxic people in my life have caused me to start developing this self-injuring habit. I've been hitting myself in the head and other parts of my body because of my frustration with being unable to think or function properly in a way that is considered non-autistic. I need to consider being in a special needs place of respite away from this toxic environment!

  • @lizzygallant8684
    @lizzygallant8684 Год назад +1

    Can relate constantly in pain my tummy can’t eat and effecting my mental health now as like you Jenny they can’t find anything g wrong and think I am making it up
    Good luck for the future and thank you for sharing video

  • @dominicaaaaa5547
    @dominicaaaaa5547 2 года назад +2

    Thank you for this my friend has been sectioned ..well a couple of weeks ago now and I'm not really sure what to do. Honestly it doesn't seem as though he wants to know me anymore but up until 2 months ago we were talking everyday then he just sort of said he didn't want to talk after years of being friends. Just want to be there for him really and help if I possibly can as he's one of the few people I actually like (well I like most people but you know what I mean) suppose the thing is unless you've been through it you can't really understand and when someone's not thinking straight whilst you may want to try and talk and reason with them sometimes it just needs time I guess? Anyway. Thanks again very informative video really hope you are keeping well now [:

    • @JennyCole1988
      @JennyCole1988  Год назад +2

      Sorry for the late reply. I’m really sorry to hear your friend was sectioned. Hopefully they’re at least now getting the help and support they need. It can be really hard to know what to do, especially when someone is trying to push you away. My advice would be to just keep being there for them in a gentle way, so they don’t feel too overwhelmed. And hopefully with time and as they hopefully get better, they will see just how good a friend you are to them and start to feel like their old self again. Do look after yourself too, as it’s really hard to see a loved one going through mental illness and feeling rejected by them. Just know that you are a good friend and that it’s not your fault that they’re rejecting your friendship at the moment. Time is a great healer so hopefully with time you will get your friend back again xxx

    • @dominicaaaaa5547
      @dominicaaaaa5547 Год назад +2

      @@JennyCole1988 thank you for the reply 🧡 I think they might be getting better, well they've recently been allowed home from hospital is all I know. Had limited contact with their mum - and whilst she doesn't tell me much I'm kind of glad and reckon she's doing the right thing. Because at the end of the day they are an adult ..and I don't like having to be 'sneaky' in that sense (though I've told my friend I've spoken with their mum if they've read any of my messages) and if they more than likely don't trust me it seems off talking to their mum doesn't it. But yes 5 months on I've not heard a thing and have been blocked. No idea what happened honestly all I can put it down to is that ..well to them I am obviously better off ignored / out of their life. Hard to not take it personally in a way isn't it and hard not to get frustrated - do sometimes. But then I just try to think that what they have been through / are possibly going through will have been extremely hard - and well - if someone doesn't want to know someone they don't want to. Was texting and calling weekly or so sometimes a bit more sometimes a bit less - but nothing ever went through so reluctantly messaged from another number recently asking them to get in touch, heard nothing back from that so I'm going to try to leave it. As you say ..being there for someone is important isn't it but after a point it starts to feel more like harassment and could end up causing more stress for someone. Life is very confusing sometimes! Sorry for this long rant-y reply though the whole thing has been on my mind a lot people seem to be saying the best thing to do now though is to move on. Very good advice in the reply though it's good to hear from someone who has experienced similar hardship I hope you are doing okay nowadays and managing to keep fairly well mentally? ..Hopefully the future will be good for us even if life is hard 🌞

  • @johnmcquade329
    @johnmcquade329 Год назад +1

    in 2006 my friend took his own life i was turning 16 that year thats how i developed scitzophrenia i hear voices but im better as long as i take my meds im good, tho i sustinctly remember the doctors wanting to section me twice the first time i bolted out of the hospital at 1 in the morning and ran to my grandmothers house about a mile away it was scary

    • @JennyCole1988
      @JennyCole1988  Год назад

      Sorry for not replying sooner - I’ve been struggling with my health. I’m so sorry to hear about your friend. That must have been awful to experience. I’m glad your medication helps you. Sorry to hear you’ve been close to being sectioned. It’s a really difficult thing to go through. I hope you’re doing OK at the moment xx

    • @johnmcquade329
      @johnmcquade329 Год назад

      @@JennyCole1988 yeah i'm great now i attend a wee mental health day centre up the road about2 or 3 miles away from my house at the moment its a gd thing lol thank you xx

  • @ellebellyjellysmelly6429
    @ellebellyjellysmelly6429 3 года назад +3

    I think you’re an incredibly strong woman. It’s like you’re reading my life story. It’s taken years to be diagnosed with m.e/cfs and even now they have no care for how I get by day to day. Cfs me needs so much more awareness. So does Tds. I am worried now about seeing my gp incase they section me because I am so underweight. How much did u weigh can I ask when u was sectioned? X

  • @africanprincessnaa8308
    @africanprincessnaa8308 4 года назад +2

    You are amazing babe, well done

    • @JennyCole1988
      @JennyCole1988  3 года назад

      Hi Jaelle,
      Thank you for your comment - sorry it's taken me so long to reply - I've been struggling to get on top of things recently with my health not being great. But I really appreciate you taking the time to comment. It was really kind of you to leave such a lovely comment, thank you! xx

  • @richardmell299
    @richardmell299 3 месяца назад

    I got sectioned back in feb this year I was really paranoid was hearing voices of a spirit beeing thats what I thought, I've had mental health problems going back to my teens never fitted into society friends only one relationship it did not last long, I did struggled educational learning and devolpment problems from primary school, I've said some really upsetting things to people and I don't know why find it hard forgiving myself had problems at work as a result can't make sense out of anything feeling like my emotions are hard to control beeing feeling a lot of anger over the last few years had thoughts to hurt people which really worries me and upsets me makes me feel really anxious, never been diagnosed for any mental disorder but I'm waiting for some tests for Autism and dylexia

  • @sardav160479
    @sardav160479 4 года назад +2

    Hearing what you said about the hospital not believing you is exactly what is happening with me too the point that im having anxiety attacks when I have too go into hospital for treatment for my blood disorder i cant get the blood and my hemoglobin level is dangerously low to the point im having chest pains but I dont trust the drs

  • @cedartree6407
    @cedartree6407 5 лет назад +3

    Thank you Jenny for sharing this, it is tough and emotional to watch.
    As you may know, it is a very similar story to what we experienced. Even though you say, it was probably what you needed or at least aided in your recovery, the process for sectioning is very flawed, and more so when the staff in the psychiatric hospital don’t have the right knowledge and experience of eating disorders.
    Are you OK for me to share this on my social media sites?
    Graham Foxwell

    • @JennyCole1988
      @JennyCole1988  5 лет назад +1

      Hi Graham - apologies for only just replying. Thank you for your comment. Whenever I think about that time, I often think about your family's experiences too, as I spoke with T quite a lot before I was sectioned and she was able to help me a lot using her experiences of the situation. I completely agree that there are so many flaws in the system. Yes absolutely happy for you to share on your social media, thank you

  • @memorylanes100
    @memorylanes100 5 лет назад +7

    You are so amazing Jenny. How did you find getting Dr's to take your gastro symptoms seriously post section? Xxx

    • @JennyCole1988
      @JennyCole1988  5 лет назад +6

      Thank you, that's really kind of you. When I was sectioned, all the doctors just seemed to focus on my mental health and blamed my gastro symptoms on them. It took a few years of me improving my mental health before anyone would really take me seriously again. I think after that, getting diagnosed with Ehlers-Danlos Syndrome was the big changing point, as once I had that diagnosis confirmed, my gastro symptoms were taken more seriously. But it was definitely a long old journey unfortunately x

    • @marymotherofgod4861
      @marymotherofgod4861 2 года назад

      Dr are Horrible addressing gastric problems I been to 20 doctors and all of them were useless

  • @markbrennan1237
    @markbrennan1237 4 года назад +3

    You are a brave woman

    • @JennyCole1988
      @JennyCole1988  4 года назад +1

      Sorry I've been so terrible at replying to comments on my videos the last few months - I'm trying to catch up now so I can then hopefully keep on top of them! Thank you that's really kind of you to say

  • @harrieta6961
    @harrieta6961 5 лет назад +2

    Thanks for sharing your story. it's great u got to go to a day patient clinic afterwards. How long did that last x

    • @JennyCole1988
      @JennyCole1988  5 лет назад

      Thank you for watching. Yeah I was lucky that after a lot of fighting (mainly from my parents) I was able to access day patient treatment. I think I was a day patient for around 6-7 months (although it's all a bit hazy, so I can't remember exactly) before I was moved to a less intensive programme where I attended twice a week during the day xx

  • @harrieta6961
    @harrieta6961 5 лет назад +2

    Very brave thanks for sharing. how did you improve your mental health x

    • @JennyCole1988
      @JennyCole1988  5 лет назад

      Thank you, and thank you for watching. It's definitely been a long journey and things are still pretty wobbly unfortunately. But I think a combination of medication, therapy and trying to find distractions when I'm really struggling. And just taking it a day at a time. Some days are awful and I still struggle a lot, but I try not to beat myself up if I relapse/have a blip and start afresh the next day. Sorry it's not a more straightforward answer, but I hope it helps a bit x

  • @anne-mariesamson9792
    @anne-mariesamson9792 10 месяцев назад +2

    It's as if I'm TALKING TO MYSELF rather than the fucking other person, and they might as well be speaking a different language to me!!

    • @keeleydount8366
      @keeleydount8366 Месяц назад

      I feel your pain. I have had a bad mouth and teeth for two years now and they don't take me seriously. I have chronic anxiety and depression but they don't talk me seriously. I can't eat properly 😢x

  • @lizzygallant8684
    @lizzygallant8684 Год назад +1

    I feel being treated the same Jenny very brave of you totally dismissed but have pain in tummy all the time can’t eat either they say nothing So many tests and nothing comes back wrong. Did they find anything wrong in the end so interesting thank you

  • @basednuke7647
    @basednuke7647 3 месяца назад

    I went through the same thing NHS has no idea, I think you have to get help from different country and get a food intolerance test also clonic cleanse helps

  • @dazzledarren1271
    @dazzledarren1271 Год назад +1

    Hiya Jenny. Just seen your excellent video. How are you keeping.

  • @amyjane4846
    @amyjane4846 3 года назад

    Thank you for sharing x

  • @londonsounds6212
    @londonsounds6212 Год назад

    Please can someone who has self sectioned help me. Please

  • @lawrencebishton9071
    @lawrencebishton9071 10 месяцев назад

    it might be in your head what you see on this point it is essential the carer explains the trespass on your property ?

  • @alonaplishko3205
    @alonaplishko3205 Год назад +1

    I wonder if they prescribed you antidepressants or some pills?

    • @anne-mariesamson9792
      @anne-mariesamson9792 Год назад

      I can't believe you would even ask that and would rather you didn't post any comments at all!!

    • @JennyCole1988
      @JennyCole1988  11 месяцев назад +1

      Yes they prescribed some medication for me x

  • @raheen.sectioned-Mr5150
    @raheen.sectioned-Mr5150 2 года назад

    i got sectioned in virginia, usa.

    • @JennyCole1988
      @JennyCole1988  Год назад

      Sorry for the late reply. I’m sorry to hear you were sectioned. I hope you’ve managed to get the help you needed and that you’re doing as well as possible at the moment xxx

  • @JulienGlen-Ashley
    @JulienGlen-Ashley Год назад

    ❤ I was first diagnosed with schizophrenia back in may 1978 but it was changed to bipolar after my father intervened. Am now in my own bungalow in Norfolk with 24/7 care on a section 117 but will reduce that in a few weeks. Thanks for your insight, how do I enrol in the college?

  • @maidawhale2357
    @maidawhale2357 2 года назад +1

    I met you in the arsenal stay vacation, Sonia

  • @clare1971
    @clare1971 5 лет назад +5

    Are you British ? Because this sounds so similar to several hospital admissions in Lincolnshire, for lupus

    • @JennyCole1988
      @JennyCole1988  5 лет назад +8

      Yep I'm British - I'm from down in Hampshire. I've heard so many people with chronic illnesses who have been through similar things. It's sad that if the answer isn't straightforward, it is often just put down to mental health rather than investigating further xx

  • @lawrencebishton9071
    @lawrencebishton9071 10 месяцев назад

    and what public scrutiny is their and does that mean i can launder money by sectooning some1 that has no idea about other than every one as new cars new stuff like money is falling out the sky ??

  • @avi10000
    @avi10000 3 года назад +1

    Good looking girl with beautiful white teeth. Wish you well.

  • @anne-mariesamson9792
    @anne-mariesamson9792 10 месяцев назад

    The police just mentioned that the victim's cause of death was ruled as suicide by multiple self-inflicted stab wounds to their neck as a result of severe mental health issues!!
    What do you mean multiple self-inflicted stab wounds?!?! You can't be saying stuff like that without even listening!! You clearly haven't been listening - neither has ANYBODY ELSE for that matter!!

  • @DanielMussen-ob7uo
    @DanielMussen-ob7uo 8 месяцев назад +2

    Mental Health Act should be Dismantled

  • @anne-mariesamson9792
    @anne-mariesamson9792 Год назад

    Bitterness - Why It Is a Real Psychological Concern: youtube.com/@MindWebteam:
    I'm not wanting to asking any questions anymore these days because I'm always afraid of them coming out as stupid questions and then resulting in negative responses from family members!! My parents becoming depressed because of being affected by my mental issues is what is causing my frustration!! So from now on I'll simply snap at the people on this forum and continue writing nasty things on Facebook until I'm able to get help!!

    • @JennyCole1988
      @JennyCole1988  Год назад +1

      Sorry for not replying sooner - I’ve been struggling with my health. Sorry you don’t feel able to ask questions for fear of them seeming stupid. That must be really difficult. Sorry to hear it’s causing you frustration that your parents are becoming depressed. I really hope you’re able to get the help you need soon xx

  • @susanmargaretwills6432
    @susanmargaretwills6432 4 года назад +1

    Hi there it's Sept 2020 ~ I just clicked on to "Jenny Cole" and found a boring old lady using your name... Will the REAL Jenny Cole please stand up? (the interesting one i.e. YOU)

    • @JennyCole1988
      @JennyCole1988  3 года назад

      Thank you for your comment - I really appreciate you taking the time to leave one . Sorry it's taken me so long to reply - I've been struggling to keep on top of things with my health, but getting there slowly! Ah thank you - there must be another person with the same name as me out there! xx

  • @factorylad5071
    @factorylad5071 4 года назад +2

    Vlll. Ye shall not bear false witness against thy neighbour.
    Yet these were the exact circumstances about my section.
    Be carefull of what you see
    One and one does not always add to 3.

    • @larryechendu3992
      @larryechendu3992 3 года назад

      That was absolutely incredibly brave, and I know how very hard mental health issues can be. But I would never have this level of bravery and resolve. Very best of luck

  • @anne-mariesamson9792
    @anne-mariesamson9792 Год назад +1

    Bitterness - Why It Is a Real Psychological Concern: I am considering being referred for mental health support after I leave home and start living away from my family. It's best I
    look into residential rehabilitation centres for those with severe depression and other severe mental health issues where I will have access to mental health care facilities and therapeutic intervention programmes. I'm not even keenly on living in any house or apartment because of being too mentally fragile to cope in any environment. I just hope I don't end up becoming a burden to my mental health team by raising mental health concerns because one day I won't be able to cope with life anymore.

    • @anne-mariesamson9792
      @anne-mariesamson9792 Год назад +1

      Bitterness - Why It Is a Real Psychological Concern: Your personal issues have nothing to do with your mental health team, though, so why burden them with what you are going through in your personal life?!

    • @JennyCole1988
      @JennyCole1988  11 месяцев назад +1

      Sorry that you worry about becoming a burden to your mental health team. I don't think that could happen though, as it's literally their job to help people with mental illness, so you should never be a burden to them. I guess I would disagree that your personal issues don't have anything to do with your mental health team. It's so important to talk to your mental health team about what's going on for you in your life, as that's how they are able to help people to recover. I hope you can get the mental health support you're looking for when you need it xx

  • @anne-mariesamson9792
    @anne-mariesamson9792 Год назад +1

    I'm not keen on living in any house or apartment anymore because of how much being on the autism spectrum gets in the way of life and everything in it. I don’t get why life has to be so unbearable and unpleasant for someone with my mental condition. After I find myself in a residential mental health care facility, I just hope I don't end up becoming a burden to special needs care nurses or a danger to myself later on in life - especially as someone who is too mentally fragile to cope with life.

    • @JennyCole1988
      @JennyCole1988  11 месяцев назад

      I'm so sorry you feel that way and that your condition is making things so unbearable for you. I do hope you're getting the support you need xx

    • @anne-mariesamson9792
      @anne-mariesamson9792 9 месяцев назад

      ​@JennyCole1988 What does your SEVERE DEPRESSION have to do with ANYTHING?!?! I asked a question, the dude gave his view!! You've just tried to make it ALL ABOUT YOU - a very sad way of thinking that will only lead you FURTHER DOWN A DARK PATH!!

    • @anne-mariesamson9792
      @anne-mariesamson9792 9 месяцев назад

      SUICIDE PREVENTION AND MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS!!!!!!!!: All I’ve done is try to change the subject and talk about something else!! Anyway, I’m not going to argue with any of the fucking people on this mental health forum or start any FIGHTS here, because I’m going through ENOUGH in my fucking personal life!! I would prefer to just stay out of everyone's way and not bring up ANY SUBJECT AT ALL!!

  • @anne-mariesamson9792
    @anne-mariesamson9792 10 месяцев назад

    Is it considered morbid for someone with severe depression and other severe mental health issues to have brutal thoughts of suicide, regardless of how much of a troubled soul that person is?
    Bitterness - Why It Is a Real Psychological Concern: LIVING WITH SEVERE DEPRESSION AND DAMAGED MENTAL HEALTH [231201-000000]:
    I'm not sure any amount of professional counselling or mental health therapy will help at this point - even when I start living in a residential mental health care facility and getting involved in suicide prevention programmes after having been referred to a mental health team. I already see myself becoming bitter and psychologically damaged later on in life and then looking back on this time with BITTERNESS ten years from now! What if I end up taking out my severe depression on others and ruining innocent lives by carrying out a mass shooting such as at a mental health hospital?! What if I end up with other severe mental health issues such as schizophrenia and then end up unaliving myself in the most brutal way as a result of not being able to cope with life?! For someone like me, life is unpleasant and not worth living!

  • @anne-mariesamson9792
    @anne-mariesamson9792 2 года назад

    From now on I've decided not to bother asking any questions anymore. Mum is always saying that I like to ask funny questions, although I don't. I'm afraid of asking questions and prefer not to ask any type of question at all, because I don't want people giving me funny looks and then staring at me oddly.
    And also I would appreciate it if you didn't share any of your personal life stories on here, I'm not coming out with this to be nasty towards you. I wish people would keep their personal experiences to themselves.

    • @JennyCole1988
      @JennyCole1988  Год назад

      Sorry for the late reply. Sorry that you don’t feel able to ask questions any more because you worry people will give you funny looks.
      A lot of people find it helpful to share personal experiences with others and learn from other peoples’ experiences. But if you’d prefer not to see my content you can unsubscribe so it doesn’t come up on your feed xx

    • @anne-mariesamson9792
      @anne-mariesamson9792 Год назад

      ​@Jenny Cole I wasn’t being immature or causing any offence! All I ever said was that I find it UPSETTING when other people are laughing at me because it is considered very cruel for someone like me to be laughed at! All I ever want is to be treated in the same way I see other fellow human beings being treated. At times I see life as meaningless and not worth living.

    • @andrewoats
      @andrewoats 2 месяца назад

      Nobody is making you watch or comment. Sharing personal experiences helps and it’s really rude of you to try and silence her.

    • @anne-mariesamson9792
      @anne-mariesamson9792 2 месяца назад

      @andrewoats What did I do to YOU?!?! Nothing AT ALL!!

    • @anne-mariesamson9792
      @anne-mariesamson9792 2 месяца назад

      @@andrewoats What did I do to YOU?!?! Nothing AT ALL!!

  • @anne-mariesamson9792
    @anne-mariesamson9792 Год назад

    youtube.com/@NationalAutisticSoc
    People shouldn’t laugh at someone on the autism spectrum, because it is considered very cruel and upsetting - especially when other fellow autistics are laughing at me and the support workers point this out. That is why I've been having thoughts of unaliving myself, even though this scares people.
    Also, I find the other comments on this forum to be immature and worthless, such as mentioning that euthanasia should be an option for the severely mentally disabled and those with severe mental health issues. I would prefer not to be part of the human race because of how messed up human beings are!

    • @anne-mariesamson9792
      @anne-mariesamson9792 Год назад

      What YOU said in front of these people was rather immature as well - and very rude! That you would prefer to not be part of the human race because of how messed up human beings are! Especially when you yourself are psychologically messed up!

    • @anne-mariesamson9792
      @anne-mariesamson9792 Год назад

      I wasn’t being immature or causing any offence! All I ever said was that I find it UPSETTING when people are laughing at me because it is very cruel for someone like me to be laughed at!

    • @JennyCole1988
      @JennyCole1988  Год назад

      Sorry for not replying sooner - I’ve been struggling with my health. I’m not sure if you meant to write this somewhere else, as this isn’t a mental health forum and I’m not sure what situations you’re referring to. But I hope you can get the help you’re looking for xx

    • @anne-mariesamson9792
      @anne-mariesamson9792 Год назад

      @@JennyCole1988 RE: Bitterness and Severe Depression: I don't get your response to this messed up comment! What is the point of even responding in the first place?!

  • @anne-mariesamson9792
    @anne-mariesamson9792 Год назад

    Bitterness - Why It Is a Real Psychological Concern: ruclips.net/user/MindWebteam: Someone from Mencap fucking mentioned that his sister with DOWN'S SYNDROME died a few months ago at the age of twenty-two, I simply snapped at this person, because I wasn't interested. "What does that have to do with ANYTHING at all?!" was my acid tongue response.

  • @anne-mariesamson9792
    @anne-mariesamson9792 Год назад

    The people on this mental health forum need to stop being dramatic for crying out loud when sharing their mental health struggles. I am not trying to sound nasty or anything.

    • @JennyCole1988
      @JennyCole1988  Год назад

      Sorry for not replying sooner - I’ve been struggling with my health. I’m not sure which mental health forum you’re referring to I’m afraid. I guess everyone experiences their mental health differently, so it may seem dramatic to one person but to another is how they experienced things xx

    • @channietheo8365
      @channietheo8365 Год назад

      Jenny don’t worry about Anne
      You have told your story and inspired many
      Sending more love ❤

    • @anne-mariesamson9792
      @anne-mariesamson9792 Год назад

      @@channietheo8365 You really are one nasty piece of work, AREN'T YOU?!?!

    • @anne-mariesamson9792
      @anne-mariesamson9792 Год назад

      @channietheo8365 But it doesn't really make ANY sense, though, DOES IT?!?! You responding to this random message out of nowhere!! I just wish you and everyone else would stop!! Anyway, I'm not going to argue with any of the people on this mental health forum or start any FIGHTS here, because I'm going through ENOUGH in my fucking personal life!!

  • @anne-mariesamson9792
    @anne-mariesamson9792 Год назад

    My severe depression has caused me to lose complete interest in the activities I once enjoyed, I find myself not being in the mood for anything at all and have a habit of experiencing this inability to cope with life let alone feel any pleasure.
    I am considering checking into a mental health hospital and having mental health staff section me under the Mental Health Act. The plan is to spend a long time in mental health care and have a mental health support team.

    • @JennyCole1988
      @JennyCole1988  11 месяцев назад

      So sorry for the delay in replying. I'm so sorry to hear your depression is making things so difficult for you. It's such a hard place to be. Definitely reach out to your GP to ask for some help, as it sounds like you could really benefit from some support xx

    • @andrewoats
      @andrewoats 2 месяца назад

      I hope you got help. You were clearly very unstable writing all these comments.

    • @anne-mariesamson9792
      @anne-mariesamson9792 Месяц назад

      @andrewoats When dumping my personal burdens onto someone else, I'm not doing it to be NASTY or come across as being full of self-pity!! I'm also not trying to sound rude, but other people have ENOUGH problems and personal issues of their own! Other people are going through ENOUGH in their personal lives!
      I suggest you stay away from Facebook and other public forums such as Quora from now on!

  • @anne-mariesamson9792
    @anne-mariesamson9792 Год назад

    Bitterness - Why It Is a Real Psychological Concern: You bringing money to that place and someone stealing it - that's extremely TOUGH!! OKAY?!?! I'm not coming out with this to be nasty towards you OR the people at the Mind Mental Health Charity - you have to understand that other people have got enough problems of their own and are going through ENOUGH in their personal lives!

    • @JennyCole1988
      @JennyCole1988  11 месяцев назад

      Sorry I'm not quite sure what you're referring to as I didn't talk about having money stolen?

    • @anne-mariesamson9792
      @anne-mariesamson9792 9 месяцев назад

      Bitterness - Why It Is a Real Psychological Concern: LIVING WITH SEVERE DEPRESSION AND DAMAGED MENTAL HEALTH [231201-000000]: OKAY!!!! But you fucking started it by pouring out your personal life woes on a public mental health forum!! You shouldn’t have mentioned your severe depression and other personal issues in the first place!!

  • @TraceyOdeyemi
    @TraceyOdeyemi 4 дня назад

    When the time comes for me to be referred to a mental health team, I am considering being sectioned in the near future. The money from earning my own living is going straight towards mental health support, and I am staying in a residential mental health care facility for autistic adults with severe depression.

  • @TraceyOdeyemi
    @TraceyOdeyemi 3 дня назад

    "Where did the random subject of depression and suicide even come from?!" The people on this forum seem to have a habit of asking dumbass questions!!

    • @TraceyOdeyemi
      @TraceyOdeyemi 3 дня назад

      That's why I didn't bother responding to the other person's comment! At first I was about to say to them that all I've done is try to change the subject! I wish they just stop talking - just shut the fuck up!!

    • @TraceyOdeyemi
      @TraceyOdeyemi 3 дня назад

      That's why I didn't bother responding to the other person's comment! At first I was about to say to them that all I've done is try to change the subject! I wish they just stop talking - just shut the fuck up!!