PH/P (Psychiatric Hospital/Prison)

Stuck in a room. Not allowed to call it prison. “Psychiatric Hospital” is what they call it. Let me tell you what a hospital looks and feels like from a patient's point of view. You can move freely everywhere in the hospital until there’s a sign that prohibits you. If you go further you will probably be stopped by staff and asked to return to your room. Here, I have a schedule of when I may or may not be in my room. If I don’t behave I will be thrown into isolation. If I’m too loud in isolation they will strap me on the bed if not for 24 hours… Doesn’t that sound like a prison to you?!


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