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I hope that he will be ok too. I think he said here he’s choosing to live in the psych ward permanently. He said he’s able to come and go and he’s allowed his phone so I guess it’s not so bad and he’s being monitored. Some of the things he complained about weren’t just about his injection though, and I feel like his depression is making his other symptoms worse. He said he’s able to sleep from 10pm to 6am so 8 hours but was upset he couldn’t nap, but wanting to sleep all day isn’t healthy. Tinnitus is so common, 1 in 5 people people have it, and stress and poor mental health are known to make it worse. It’s also caused by so many things… even if his tinnitus was truly caused by the injections over a year later, it wouldn’t mean that he wouldn’t have developed it from something else later on. Depersonalization and derealization are serious issues and indicates a bigger issue with dissociation and trauma, but he never mentioned trying any sort of therapy to help. He said before all of this he would get frequent panic attacks so he wasn’t completely “normal” (I don’t think he’s abnormal or wrong, just something that could indicate something bigger). He also mentioned having family issues before his injections too.
I do believe he was mistreated in the hospital, so many people come and go they aren’t as delicate as they should be working with patients. I just also think being in the hospital in general is traumatic, and you need more than just drugs to heal. There’s no such thing as a happy or miracle pill, and we aren’t like machines where you can just fix a bug in the code. Constantly telling yourself your life will never get better will put you in a cycle of never getting better. You also can’t do it alone and it seems like he’s been intentionally isolating himself…
The psych ward is fucking trauma imo. The whole goddamn experience was traumatic for me. Fuck that place and why hed choose to be there is beyond me.
