Inpatient Stories

A journal to keep my inpatient stuff all in one place. Includes a list of what I eat so possible tw

These are musings of mine, told as I grow through residency. I hope to share a little insight into the making of a doctor, one who still cannot believe she's been blessed with this responsibility.

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"People are a lot like dinosaurs, they tear apart one another one minute, and then, they walk it off as if nothing happened the next. People, much like dinosaurs, are unpredictable, as all life seems to be. Unpre-freakin-dictable." Dinosaur-obsessed, 17-year-old Remy Doulin, AKA Red, truly is a wild-card. One minute he's peaceful, but the next, he is spreading anarchy, much like how the Spinosaurus lived. The truth of the matter, however, is that Red is small, unlike the great dinosaur he so desires to live like. He's small, sensitive, and he's "missing something..." But what is he missing? -

This is a story about waiting. You can call me inpatient but I do not like waiting more than I have to. Don't get me wrong I know life isn't a fast lane without having to wait at some point. I hate when you go into a supermarket and you are doing your shopping you come to the front to pay for your items and guess what there's only one register open. Why I ask myself, I never understood when you go into a supermarket and it clearly looks pack,pack enough to have more than one register open. Then to wait to the line is down the aisle then ill take the next customer on two.. Dummy if you would of been there while the line was getting longer people like me won't be upset about waiting. Then you have customers that waits till the last item is scan to get their money ,card however they are paying. Common Sense people. Have your things out ready to pay. Now that you are ready to pay, the customer is spilting her bill. Here we go the extra waiting. Wait until she pays out so the line can get to moving. At this point I have exhausted all my waiting energy that I leave the store. They say people from the Big Apple have no patience. Well from reading this what are your thoughts.

*TRIGGER WARNING*! Arya is 15 and lives how she wants.. with anorexia. She has already been hospitalized once before and does not want to go back. But what happens when Arya goes to the doctor and the doctor tells her she is dying? It means she has to go back and she hates it. ~ Watch Arya struggle through having to get out of the hospital and fake her recovery along the way. ~ I do not promote eating disorders or any other mental illness found in this story or cutting.

The (ip) diaries are the real typed out pages of my personal journal while in impatient for mental health. I'm not going to sugar coat it there really depressing but it's the unfiltered thoughts and experiences of someone in a crisis unit for suicide. Names have been changed for everyones privetcy. I will leave this open in case of future commitments. Please realize this maybe triggering It may contain: Suicidal thoughts Self harm thoughts Talk of ptsd Eating disorder thoughts and actions And straight up misary and winnyness.

This is a short story about my experience at CAED

Maya is a 19-year-old who has been battling anorexia for 5 years, this story is about her.

This is my kinda diary of me being inpatient. Disclaimer inside my book, there's a possible trigger warning. 'Enjoy' reading! X Evita

the truth about locked doors of a hostel.

Hi. I'm Zoe and I spent 15 days in 2 psych wards (institute of living and New York prespitarian) except the plot twist is that I'm on the normal side. So this is the story of that, which will be told with shocking accuracy. I set my bed on fire for the cover photo. Chapters will probably be short.

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