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  27. 1:07 after working in detention facilities for 10 years (the modern day asylums imo) i recognize all the mannerisms of this woman up to 1:07. I've seen countless people in custody that act like this. Nowadays they give them some thorazine to get them under control, and once they're in that thorazine shuffle/stupor they get the patient started on therapy, and eventually (hopefully) get on better meds than the thorazine and get stabilized and finally back out into society. Thorazine is a huge part of why lobotomies went away. The worst part of seeing people like that though is that often they would get to feeling better, think they're 'fixed' so to speak and that they don't need the medicine anymore, and they stop taking it. They struggle to understand that they feel like they don't need the medicine anymore because the medicine is working, and that stopping the medicine is the worst thing to do. Once the symptoms come back they end up getting out of control, getting arrested, and starting the whole cycle over again. Again and again until something happens that's bad enough they don't come back again. Either because they're dead or they did someone so bad they go to prison for a long time. It's awful to watch. We need better systems for people like this so we can end the cycles. What's worse is that this cycle can happen in a similar way for someone as routine as depression. People get depressed, get on some escitalopram or something, feel better, stop taking the meds, and crash back down to where they started, undoing all the progress that was made. Until eventually the crash is hard enough that they don't bounce back from it. That's when they hurt themselves and/or others. Don't ever stop taking a psych bed because you think you're all better and don't need them, unless your doctor tells you when and how.
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