Please do SH, talk to the nurses there they can help you.. sleep wise and distraction why. You are there i guessing because you are a unsafe and either you or someone else is very worried about your safety. please dont hurt yourself, it really only defeats the purpose of being there.
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Would talking to someone about it help? They may be able to find a way to reduce the triggers. I'm sorry it's been so rough... just please don't hurt yourself...
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Please try and speak to staff they are there to help and support you!
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You really need to speak to the staff, they are there to help you with urges. In the long run, talking about your urges instead of acting on them will be a much better option, so it's best to practice that now by speaking to someone about how you feel.
Or if you're in a psych ward that have less than helpful staff ( the majority) Can you call a friend or family memeber to talk ? Or do soemthing to take your mind off it, drawing or read, watch tv Hang in there, SIing in hosp isn't gonna get you out of there any faster x
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I don't think many actually allow you to use the internet to be honest, and if they do, most of the sites you'd want to use will be blocked. Mabye OP slipped in an internet phone or something?
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Actually, one i was in did have a computer with internet for the patients, but anything you'd want to look at facebook etc. was blocked and i never got on it anyway cause this guy was just on it all the time. Anyway hope OP is feeling better and out of hospital!
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"Horrible, but that's a whole different thread, if you wanna know just search on here "psych ward" you'll get loads of stuff"
can't be that horrible if you get internet.
Umm, that sounds pretty stupid to me. A lot of things can be horrible, internet doesn't mean they aren't. Sure internet would help make it more bearable but it wouldn't make up for the environment, lack of freedom etc etc.
Always seem to get things just that little bit wrong.
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I'm sure that it isn't helpful for anyone concerned to be doubting someone else's judgement when you have no solid proof of anything.
Innocent until proven guilty, not the other way around, IMO.
leviathan666, I can't add anything more helpful than what anyone else has said but I hope you've talked to somebody. I imagine that psych wards can be very difficult and lonely places but the more you engage, the more you'll get recovery-wise from it.
Veering off topic, but, some psych wards do allow phones and internet and laptops because I have been in them and done just that. And a psych ward that allows internet access is no less horrible than any others. The worst ward I've been on allowed me to use my laptop. So just because someone can access the net doesnt mean they're lying.
OP, I hope you talked to the nurses. That's what they are there for and it's much better to talk than to cut.
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