Living in a hospital

So, I was admitted to a psychiatric hospital. I committed a crime, and then I was diagnosed with schitzophrenia - so, instead of putting me to jail, they put me into a psychiatric hospital. I'm being considered as a criminal patient. This "treatment" here is going to take years, and it's a bit hard to get adjusted to the thought of having to be here for years.

I was wondering if any of you people have experiences living in a hospital - how was it?

I'm currently taking 3 mg risperidone, 30 mg citalopram and 1 mg lorazepam for medical treatment.

Write me something fun. It's really boring here, but luckily I can use the library and go to the Internet.

I've started smoking cigars here, because it's just so bo-bo-boring...

 

I'm sorry to hear of your situation, but it sounds better than prison. Less anal rape and more benzos. If you're bored, in addition to books and the internet why not try exercising? You may not have access to a weight room, but you can still get excellent results with body weight exercises. Start with pushups, crunches, dips and planks, and then use your internet access to find more info. Working out will help pass the time, and hopefully help your overall well-being.

 

It's good to hear from you, I've been wondering where you've been! Definitely take advantage of the Internet and the library. I'm surprised that you're able to access Bluelight there, but it's definitely a good thing. You've been missed and I look forward to seeing you around more again!