Most hunter gatherer cultures exhibit pulsate ‘work’ patterns. ’95’ idea is derived from the factory work mentality of the industrial revolution. Plenty of hunter gatherer cultures spend a couple of hours a day collecting food and the rest doing more interesting things. Basically, ask yourself this -if you had a heart attack this afternoon and HAD to operate your job, business and life on 30m a day at the most, or risk a fatal heart attack, how should you do it? Some saw laterthat it helped themin some way as they got the right diagnosis, got their medication right, sorted out their accommodation, or learnt techniques to be able to manage their condition, albeit many people didn’t seek for to go to hospital.
If you’re sectioned you’re not allowed to do voluntary jobs that may require you to work with the public. Were glad to have avoided being sectioned. I reckon that being supported in the community was beneficial for me and it’s also helped. From what I’ve learnt is that if, you can be barred from becoming I don’t know a professional in Actually a few even managed to escape, and lived on the streets until they’ve been brought back to hospital, in one case by the police. Needless to say, I agreed and they stuck to their word so I got released and went back to the hostel. Some people chose to remain in hospital as an informal patient after a 6 month review of their case.
a lot of people described wanting to leave the hospital, including one woman who said.I still wouldn’t stay in hospital and get the being that I just didn’t trust people.
I said, that said, this included one man who was keen to get back to the community also wanted to get better’ I couldn’t leave, I was in a state, ‘I’ll stay voluntary for a while’.
Everyone has the right to appeal against detention to a Mental Health Review Tribunal, and some did so. Anyway so I went into hospital and… was there, I believe about six, at least, at least six months, hated hospital for you know, you know, hated hospital, couldn’t escape and started the process of a tribunal being that I wanted, well I got into, in my opinion I was there for about six, eight months or something but after about four months I said, Oh I really need to leave this place, and I was afraid that my, my bed at the hostel will go and I didn’t need you know, to be homeless again. I agreed with the doctors that I wouldn’t leave immediately but they had, they said they’ve been preparing to let me go in a few weeks’ time anyway so if I agreed to sort of just waiting till that time I would definitely be released.
Nonetheless if the doctor believes Undoubtedly it’s necessary to keep them in hospital, informal patients can leave hospital when they wish,they can use section 5 of the Mental Health Act to detain them for 72 hours while they make an assessment.
Was in the community and it was a place where people can go and use the services, or use plenty of provision that was available like read books and, it came to a period where. They couldn’t keep me in the house what they did do on. It was a respite unit that was part of the mental health service.
Did you know that the thing is that even if I was talking to them my condition was worsening and it was worsening.
He did, however, spend occasional periods in a respite unit at the request of his family and felt this was a helpful alternative to hospital. Nearly any single for a while, I’m quite sure I can’t even remember what amount months, for almost any single day for a few months they’d come to see me in the premises and I’d tell them so it’s how I was feeling.
It was away from the outside world, it was, you know, loads of the time the world is a busy place and people are moving around so it was somewhere where you could go and relax and just have, you know, be with other service users and just enjoy yourself and etcetera.
Few people said thatthis was a weird kind of voluntary. Not everyone who sought To be honest I spent three or four weeks there and I did that frequently so whenever there was tension in the house, in my family, that’s when it was decided, you know, you can go there. One man was given medication and sent home to his family where the cr team visited him on a daily basis. He believed he was not for awhile being that he was young and had support available in the community. Nurses saw me smiling and they have been surprised and wondered why I am smiling.
While saying that they have been about to be discharged the next day, when actually they have been not, just after a few days, I felt that the patients in the ward are behaving strangely, some strip down and wander around, or some will repeatedly rummage through their own bags in the middle of the night.
When actually, I understood why nurses were surprised when they saw me smiling, they must have thought this was an abnormality of a mentally ill patient, Actually I for ages being that I felt that I should finally receive proper treatment.
In reality, it wasn’t what I had imagined. That said, this was all very bizarre and made me think why I will end up in such ward for treatment, for an illness that I know nothing of. I realized that I was placed in a mental illness ward, right after one or two weeks. However, that was why I was happy. I was actually happy for awhile being that I thought I was finally getting the in spite the fact that it was for awhile in the long ago. Seriously. To be honest I felt that I could get the treatment I needed, when I saw the environment and with all the good equipment. Basically even when I arrived at the hospital, I didn’t know what ward I was in, right after I was hospitalized.
I remembered when I got to the hospital, To be honest I saw how good the environment is, compared to the state of the hospitals from my homeland of China. I thought the doctors will know how to help me. Three people or nearest relative and two doctors) must agree that the person is suffering from a mental disorder and needs to be detained for assessment or treatment, either for their own safety or the safety of others, in order to be sectioned. They are known as informal or voluntary patients, Most hospital patients, however, have agreed to go into hospital and have not been sectioned under the Mental Health Act. Notice, under section 3 a person can be detained for up to 6 months for treatment; section 4 is used in emergency situations for assessment over a period of 72 hours, Under section 2 of the Act, someone can be detained for up to 28 days for assessment. Here, people talk about their experiences of being admitted to hospital, in some cases using powers provided by the Mental Health Act 1983, or being sectioned.