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St. Joseph’s Inpatient Psychiatry: About “Lynn”
“Lynn” is the divorced mother of two children who are both doing well in school. She has stable employment and is a devout Christian. She is an African-American woman who is intelligent and soft-spoken—a quietly kind person. Lynn is on … Continue reading
Posted in Inpatient psychiatry, mental illness, St. Joseph's Hospital
Tagged alter ego, childhood rape, constant observation, depression, DID, Dissociative identity disorder, ECT, electroconvulsive therapy, inpatient psychiatry, judgment, multiple personality disorder, observation, psychiatric patient, psychiatrist, punishment, self-destructive behavior, severe depression, shock treatment, social worker Kyle, St. Joseph's Hospital, suicide, Unit 3-6
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