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The Undrugging of Annie (Part VII)
I battled the system for proper treatment—said treatment now consisting of things like aide service, a shower chair and a tray table. The nurse/case manager was from a religious order and I was required to call her “Sister” even … Continue reading
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Behind the Locked Doors of Inpatient Psychiatry 