How about that discharge, that you cannot imagine
why they are keeping you locked up with no deadline
for discharge. What would be a good question when
and if you find yourself institutionalized? That
question seems simple right? But who will tell you
all you need to do sometimes is ask the correct
questions. Like this one: "What do I need to do in
order to be discharged?" Seems easy right? Not on
my watch. They might say, "Well, let's just focus on
such and such for now." This is called dodging the
question. You need to put your foot down and ask
again.
I caution you not to get angry. If they think you are
being aggressive and not accepting of your diagnosis
they will keep you longer, until you show good Bx.
This Bx = Behavior. You are not allowed to get angry.
You are not allowed to fight. You are not allowed to
fight back. So, learn the program. Argue by using words
but don't fight, don't yell. And most of all? Don't refuse
the medicine. These all point to denial. Oh, and how they
love denial. It keeps you longer and keeps you from
discharge.
Remember there are more answers to your questions.
Just go to the page Vocabulary ABC's and click.