I find a lot of this quite shocking, I've been in a few different hospitals and nothing like this has happened to me. In fact, pretty much the opposite!
A nurse watched me
and didn't say anything to me about it until I later said to the NIC that I needed to talk to him and he said 'yes, i know what you've been doing' !?!?!
Although a nurse did slap me once, when I was trying to
.
Also, I vaguely remember having my bathroom privacy taken away for no reason!
I was in my room, having a wee :P (I was in one of the ensuite rooms) and a nurse came into my room and demanded to know what I was doing in there, so I told her and she said she didn't believe me and made me unlock my door when I hadn't even finished!
So I showed her the evidence (lol) that I was telling the truth but she for some reason didn't believe me and said "I hear your mood is low today" and I said it was, but I didn't understand what was going on and she said "We're taking away your clothes and bathroom privacy, you can discuss this with the NIC in the morning" So I had to sleep in leggings and a tshirt, then walk around for 2 days in the same clothes because they just would not give me back my clothes.
The hospital I usually go to is quite odd because the rules tend to change every shift!
A lot of the staff there are also a bit
too laid back.For example, there was a patient there who was very sexually harrassing towards me and often made reaaally inappropriate comments, and I was on a 1-1 and I was out in the garden and my nurse stayed inside, which happened quite often but i thought was fair enough most of the time, but this patient came outside and so I was alone with him, and the nurse who was standing inside watched this patient touch me inappropriately, and when I went back inside and asked him why he hadn't come out he just laughed at me!
In another hospital I was in for a very short admission, another patient attacked me in the garden and the nurse who was with me (I was on a 1-1, I always have been because I'm always in adult wards and I'm 17) just screamed and didn't even attempt to protect or help me (by this point the man was right in front of me and had his hands around my throat) she just left me to defend myself, then when we got back up on to the ward she kept telling everyone how brave and calm I had been and it was a bit of a piss take because I shouldn't have had to be, if that makes sense.
I often get discriminated against by nurses because of my diagnosis (BPD among other things) too, but I guess that's quite 'normal'.