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In looking back there were times I needed to go to the hospital when I didn't want to. You may need to do it. But speak to your psychiatrist regardless. Immediately. If you have depression you can't "talk down" suicidal ideations. If something is wrong in your life then you could talk it over with a therapist but if these thoughts happenned from nowhere or in reaction to a minor event then it would be the right time to speak to your psychiatrist and get your medications adjusted. If you feel you can sleep then that's typical of the burnt out feelings of depression. But it won't stop the thoughts. Or they will come back another time. If you can explain it rationally now is the time to tell your psychiatrist before it gets worse. Seriously. For your own sake.
Have you tried another hospital or a hotline that offers referals to othe programs?
I know that feeling of "which is the worse of 2 evils?" but it's more important to get to a safe place. even if the hospital can't help you for now its safe. please send me a message directly and let me know how you're doing. you'r ein my thoughts
Look if you can keep yourself engaged that's a good thing but why not call your psychiatrist and set up an appointment? If you feel less down today maybe you are rapid cycling and if you set up an appointment and got the medication issue addressed then maybe you could avoid a crisis before it occurs but don't just let it spiral out of hand. I had posted some ideas on the other thread to speak to your psychiatrist about. If you have tardive dyskinesia as you said you should have your psychiatrist refer you to a neurologist who is a movement disorders specialist. I know before treatment, the pain and spasms alone from that gave me suicidal ideations. And its emotionally disfiguring. But the treatments I am on do help control it. That's another issue to follow up on in addition to speaking to your psychiatrist about overall issues with medication.
Hi, my hospital helped me. I was lucky, my first suicide attempt I went to the hospital and they had a mental ward and I was put in there. My pdoc and therapist came and talked to me. This ward became almost my second home for 3 years. The hospital did away with the mental ward because of financial reasons. The hospital still treats "us" but puts them in with the general patients. I agree, find another hospital that is friendlier. Also crisis line was a great help. Found out one of my old friends was one of the operators. You are not alone.
I was actually put in the emerg ward, because they didn't have room! I was treated normally, and I think that was important. Except asking me when I went for a smoke if I'd be back lol. I wasn't in there long term, just until they got me onto a med that calmed me down. I saw a pdoc not even a week later. I would go to another hospital like Kobuk, let us know you are okay?
I know that feeling of "which is the worse of 2 evils?" but it's more important to get to a safe place. even if the hospital can't help you for now its safe. please send me a message directly and let me know how you're doing. you'r ein my thoughts