Inpatient Stories

Trigger Warning How many secrets can one person hold onto?

"Dear Rex" is my personal daily diary of letters written to my old friend AnoREXia. Rex has been in control of my life for almost 6 years. Though I am in relapse, this diary is to help myself deal with living with Rex and to help others who haven't experienced Anorexia Nervosa see the severity of the disorder and impact it truly has.

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Charlie Brennan is the forgotten middle child, living in the shadows of her older brother, Lucas, the sports star, and her younger brother, Alex, the kid genius. When life begins to get on top of her, she cracks and tumbles downhill, right down to rock bottom. When taken to Dublin Psychiatric Hospital to be treated, she meets others like her, and encounters new experiences that she never thought she would have to experience. Will Charlie make it out? Or will she be stuck inside her own mind, forever.

As someone with pretty severe health issues my goals are likely to be very different to yours. Whilst you aim to visit the grand canyon I aim to eat a biscuit without crying. Whilst you're travelling the world i'll be at home planning a trip into town with friends. This is the most realistic and brutally honest bucket list you'll ever read, follow my journey.

Alex is 15 years old, with severe depression and anxiety. Kim is 16, with bipolar disorder and severe depression. They found each other in a mental hospital, but neither of them seen this coming. No one knows how to help them now, what will they choose to do?

The life of a suicidal teenager inside the walls of a hospital

vignette written for 9th grade english [11-14-19]

TRIGGER WARNING My name is Amy, I'm 16 and I have severe depressive disorder. Of course, that's not all there is to me but the diary entries I am going to share with you centre around my second admission to inpatient.

Diary of someone inpatient.

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Devin Marr's never going to have a home again... His dad's in jail. His mom is dead. He has no siblings or family in the country, and his life is turning upside-down. Then, he meets someone who teaches him that it's okay to mourn, that it's okay to be "fucked up." Taken under his wing, Devin learns that family is not only the people we are related to, but the people we value and those who care. Predecessor of "Spinosaurus Red," "Mangled & Blue" is a story about friendship, caring for those who have gone through trauma, and justice.

"i wasnt sure about much in my short life but i did know this, with every cut i put on my wrist the more i would slip away. " Lex was 17 when she attempted suicide and was admitted to Creekside Teen Inpatient Care. Now she must face the thing holding her back from getting better. Will she get reliesed? Will she be commited for life? Do things really get better?

Eighteen-year-old Elena Rossi has spent the last year fading quietly from the world. What began as a search for control has become something consuming-an eating disorder that's taken over her thoughts, her body, and her life. She's caught between the illusion of perfection and the suffocating fear of being seen as fragile. When her health begins to deteriorate and her doctor grows increasingly concerned, she's referred to a specialist who recommends inpatient treatment.