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Parts 27
Time 2h 12m

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For the past four years, 26-year-old Brett has experienced intense anxiety and depression. When he's admitted to a psych ward following what seems like a suicide attempt, the doctor suggests he join a clinical trial for a daily microdose of ketamine. Figuring he doesn't have much to lose, he agrees to be a subject for her study, not fully comprehending the possible complications with the experiment. Some events he can't fully recall, and when a girl ends up dead in his apartment, he has to untangle fantasy from reality and solve the mystery before he's put away again--this time for good.All Rights Reserved

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Never Alone by SarahLWhite

It's been only a year since Utah became the last state to pass legislation granting age-of-majority sufferers of mental illness the Right to Die. When seventeen-year-old Koralee Benson wakes up in the hospital having survived a suicide attempt, her parents are desperate to get her help before her next birthday, when she will have the legal right to request a lethal dose of Repose7, a medication that has revolutionized the practice of assisted suicide. Dr. Crimm is the lead psychiatrist with Right to Life, an organization that promotes mental health treatment and support, and funds research into alternative treatments for mental illness and suicidal ideation. Right to Life was founded by the Wilkinson family, owners of tech giant Virtual Now, as a response to the loss of their own son to suicide. Their unconventional program combines the use of an experimental medication with a virtual reality technology that allows study participants to relive their traumatic experiences through the eyes of other people. Koralee is recruited to join five other teens from around the country, all grappling with their own demons, in an adventurous exploration of perspective, friendship, trust, and healing-possibly the only hope these suffering teens have at regaining the will to live. The country is engrossed in a recent news frenzy when seventeen-year-old Braden Ertz is found guilty of the murder of his fifteen-year-old girlfriend. He was discovered unconscious in her family pool with no recollection of the crime or his involvement in it. The country is already divided on his death sentence when Braden requests to stop his automatic appeals and be given the chance to take Repose7. When the judge overseeing his case hears about the experimental medication that could help regain his memories, he pulls R2L and Dr. Crimm into a battle of morals and ethics.

"I'm Not Crazy" by BomPomm

She was 11 when she says a man broke into her home and shot her stepbrother in front of her. She's been reeling in the aftermath ever since, but now Charlie Everett is finally on her own. As the ten year anniversary approaches, every bit of progress she thought she'd made feels like it's crumbling, and she can't stop her version of the truth from surfacing at every turn. She's never had family on her side. She doesn't even have any friends except for the bartender at the strip club she accidentally walked into. How is she supposed to hold her life together? How is she supposed to convince people that she's telling the truth when she says, "I'm Not Crazy?"

fresh blood: perfect murder by AshyShadowLady

⚠️Trigger warning⚠️ The story includes: Death, Suicide references, Mental health issues/illnesses, Violent scenes which can include weapons and violence, Mentions of blood. A dream which wasn't a dream? a girl who isnt normal. what happens when your dreams are real life? find out what happens in this murder mystery of madness

Replaceable Timelines: Book 1. [COMPLETED] by tolajo95

Paranoia... has become my constant companion. Ahh... Danny, what've you gotten yourself into? Thought I was doing something... thought I was gonna get better. Turns out it was all for nothing. I knew I'd be here again. Rock bottom's the only place for real pieces of shit like us... Like me. All that self-improvement didn't mean shit... Or I guess it did, or I wouldn't be here right now... Trying to fill those shoes, re-paint that grim portrait that haunted me... and I did, made everyone proud, even you mom... But it won't mean anything if I die out here. I thought those jumbled remnants of thoughts were the pull of my former self in a disassosiative amnesia from the drugs... Guess it was the pull of a much more treacherous force. I wish I could've lived my fantasy out and been happy.... At least you were, while it lasted. "Times almost up, they'll be here soon." TRIGGER WARNINGS: Crude humor, Illicit drug use, Drug overdose, loss of a child, suicide, bullying, traumatic events, Mature themes, graphic violence, death.

Can't Run by Phases_md

Twenty- Seven year old Harlan Finn had a pretty traumatic childhood that molded who he is today, a psychopathic killer. How did it start? How can someone even choose this kind of "life" to live? On the night of a family event, a cousin he's never met before, came in covered in blood, mumbling, saying things he couldn't understand as a young child, until that very same cousin screamed out, "You're all going to pay for what you've done to me! I'll make you all pay!" Then continued to grab a knife off the dessert table and slit everyone's throats, painting the whole house red with his own family's blood. That right there, in Harlan's brain, struck an inspiration that no child should have wanted.

From the Inside (2021 - Version 1) by _Laura_Ann_94

In a mental institution, patients are treated for different reasons. They are expected to be kept safe and well looked after during their stay until one day; a set of killer twins, a war veteran and a man who claims to see fictional characters begins their life within the institution dubbed as Saint Crazies. Saint Pinnington's, a hospital where only the loved survive. TRIGGER WARNING: this story involves detailed graphic murders and forced miscarriage. After getting so much needed feedback, I'll be rewriting this and making a version 2 which will be posted some time in the future.

Misunderstood [Phan] (COMPLETED) by JoeyLover16

Dan was 16 and depressed, no one really knew him all that well, he had trust issues and preferred to keep his feelings hidden. Phil was 18 and sweet, everybody knew him and liked him, he was kind of stuck up but he had a good heart • • • Dan was born in London but when his mum met a man, they got married and moved to New York together. But then Dans parents got divorced after his mum figured out that he was abusing Dan. Dans mum decided to move back to London because New York reminded them of bad memories • • • [I wanted to make their ages closer so I made them have a two year difference rather than a five year difference] [TRIGGER WARNING] INCLUDES SELF-HARM, DEPRESSION, SUICIDE AND SCHIZOPHRENIA RELATED THEMES ; Copyright © 2017

THE THERAPIST by arrally

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SILENT SCREAMS. by SnowMarisvega

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Never Alone

It's been only a year since Utah became the last state to pass legislation granting age-of-majority sufferers of mental illness the Right to Die. When seventeen-year-old Koralee Benson wakes up in the hospital having survived a suicide attempt, her parents are desperate to get her help before her next birthday, when she will have the legal right to request a lethal dose of Repose7, a medication that has revolutionized the practice of assisted suicide. Dr. Crimm is the lead psychiatrist with Right to Life, an organization that promotes mental health treatment and support, and funds research into alternative treatments for mental illness and suicidal ideation. Right to Life was founded by the Wilkinson family, owners of tech giant Virtual Now, as a response to the loss of their own son to suicide. Their unconventional program combines the use of an experimental medication with a virtual reality technology that allows study participants to relive their traumatic experiences through the eyes of other people. Koralee is recruited to join five other teens from around the country, all grappling with their own demons, in an adventurous exploration of perspective, friendship, trust, and healing-possibly the only hope these suffering teens have at regaining the will to live. The country is engrossed in a recent news frenzy when seventeen-year-old Braden Ertz is found guilty of the murder of his fifteen-year-old girlfriend. He was discovered unconscious in her family pool with no recollection of the crime or his involvement in it. The country is already divided on his death sentence when Braden requests to stop his automatic appeals and be given the chance to take Repose7. When the judge overseeing his case hears about the experimental medication that could help regain his memories, he pulls R2L and Dr. Crimm into a battle of morals and ethics.