First you ask to your pdoc that what is the “number of injections required for treatment by clozapine at one inpatient time.” I think it’s 7 injections in 7 days. So it requires to admitted in hospital for 7 days to complete the course.
The only way out is to do what they suggest, even if you don’t like it. Try to blend in and act normal
Injections? I don’t get u
Nowhere in the description you gave from your country does it say only minors can be admitted against their wishes.
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It doesn’t you’re right but I thought there’s a strict criteria
There most likely is strict criteria, but being an adult has nothing to do with it
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sucks then. I wanted to leave but can’t even go outside
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The mental health wards by me don’t allow you to leave the ward at all, they don’t allow cell phones or computers, you only get visiting hours once per week inside the locked ward, no caffeine allowed, etc. It’s very much locked down.
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Well we can have phones here unless it harms your treatment or yourself in some way
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Right. So you have a little freedom and connection to the outside world. That’s not so bad
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Others are so deep in psychosis that they act erratically
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You’ve acted erratically and violently and aggressively in your past. Try to be kind and understanding
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I’m trying but it’s hard being the only sane one
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They probably feel the same.
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If you need to be there according to your dr, then you’re not currently as sane or well as you think
It was just a misunderstanding
I hope they will stop the detainment tomorrow
Being a legal adult doesn’t mean you magically get everything you want. The truth is that becoming an adult is accompanied by a large number of new responsibilities that make it much less likely that you’ll get what you want.
I hope you get out of there soon and feel better!
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Yes but I’m clearly not that ill
Just because you’re currently not deep in psychosis doesn’t mean you’re sane