Exactly. I've seen it personally myself, and with the lady I observed doing this I respected her belief and ensured every single time I held her 'baby', I did with the upmost care and never took 'her' away from her without permission. For example, when 'her baby' was dirty I asked if I could give her a bath, and I would bring her straight back. I was given permission (though she watched me with such intense ness it was difficult to not give the 'baby' a proper clean). I got 'her' clean and dry and gave her back, smelling like soap and fluffed up with a towel. She ended up being the only one she trusted with her 'baby'.
Years ago had a resident with a pessary. We always knew when it came out because she would holler, "Clyde, get the car! The baby is coming!" We would put the pessary back in, hand her a doll and she would turn over and go to sleep.
I was a psychiatric nurse from 1971 until I retired, it’s the saddest, cruelest combination of illnesses, poor poor folks. Don’t forget, nobody chooses crazy. To us these are stories, to the patients it’s their life.
My cousin worked in a drug detox center in Houston and told me a story of a man who checked himself in to get clean. He started vomiting profusely due to the detox so the nurses would give him shots to help with the nause. He obviously had a reaction to it that caused very vivid hallucinations. His room was white bricks with a purple grapevine border around the room about chest high. My cousin said the patient thought he saw squirrels running around trying to eat the grapes but couldn't break them off the vine so the patient wore his fingertips down to the nubs digging and clawing at the grapes to help the squirrels eat. My cousin said blood was everywhere and it took 3 guards to get the guy under control. It's crazy what the mind can do.
In the early 80's my mom worked in an emergency room, there was a psych patient who escaped the nearby facility. He was found on the highway eating roadkill. It took 6 cops and 100ft of rope to get him into the car. 3 cops were bitten and had to have a series of rabies shots. Thanks for the dinner conversation mom!
My mom worked at Stanford hospital in the 70s, and every night at dinner she would "entertain" us with the grossest events of the day. I learned to choke down any food I liked as fast as possible, before she got into the gory details...my dad would "freshen up" his drink about 9 times to deal. Today I have a stomach of cast iron, I've heard it all and nothing happening can make me sick anymore, which has come in very handy, especially since everything makes my husband sick, so throwing up pets, gross accidents or emergencies don't throw me anymore, but I also don't ever eat much anymore either...
My grandma used to work at a mental hospital and this one time she was working when she saw a man with his face cut off. She screamed and called for backup. My grandma ran into a room nearby cause she was terrified. Some nurses went to go see what happened. They found my grandma curled up in a ball. They told her no one was there. A few days after that, she was talking to one of the other nurses when she brought up what happened. The woman told her that once a man cut off his face cause he swore something was scratching at his eyes. After that some people reported that a man with his face cut off would watch them and sometimes run at them. After that my grandma quit her job.
I actually have the disease of pulling my hair. I have severe ptsd and when I go through traumatic events I pull all my hair out. I have episodes where I'm completely fine. Like now all my hair has grown back. But I still catch myself pulling. Its very hard to deal with. But I've learned to embrace my disorders.
I got lucky and got a disorder that doesn’t cause me harm I’m just constantly daydreaming to the point where it can often alter my memories or people will catch me doing gestures or whispering to myself it’s called maladaptive daydreaming
I don’t have any diagnosed disorders but I have a habit of standing up in the middle of the night and just running from wall to wall in my bedroom I don’t realise whagg to I’m doing or feel my legs moving until I get yelled at for making noise my mother is always telling me to control it but how are you supposed to control something you can’t feel or don’t realise your doing??life is weird sometimes
I normally have a strong stomach to stories like this, but damn, these affected me more than I can say. I've had experience with people who have mental health issues, having been a former carer. Thankfully, I've never had to deal with what some of the nurses in these stories had to, but it is still frightening when someone begins to lose their sense of reality. One story I have is I cared for a woman who was showing signs of schizophrenia and when me and a other carer tried to care for her, she tried to claw my face off, trying to punch and kick us, growled at me and called me "devil child" and the other carer "satan's worker". She also kept jabbing her fingers at the air shouting "go away" looking erracitly around. I knew then she was having a episode. Needless to say, we waited until she was coming out of her episode, informed the nurse in charge and I told her what I thought was going on with her mental health and she soon calmed down. I don't know what happened with her in the end, but it was so heartbreaking for us both to see her suffering like that.
Schizophrenic people have different symptoms and different experiences with the illness. I personally have both auditory and visual hallucinations. It’s like having someone that only you know about trying to talk to you 24/7. You know how’s there’s usually that one kid in school that is ALWAYS talking. It’s like that except only you can hear/see them. Sometimes it’s easier to bare, like when the voices are just trying to chat. Other times their urging you to do some pretty awful things. At times it can get to the point we’re you get migraines from both the stress and the voices. It’s hard but you can learn to cope with it through meds and therapy.
To the staff of these facilities, you have my upmost respect. My first time being admitted was lowkey traumatizing because the staff was horribly neglectful and rude. My most recent time was the total opposite. The staff was so kind and respectful towards everyone and it really made the whole experience more comfortable and not scary and I’ll always be grateful for that. Y’all are making a difference ❤️
@3:27 that is the USA nurse who was arrested for refusing to draw blood from an unconscious patient without their consent. She’s actually kind of a hero and put her entire career on the line for what was morally right.
She was a psycho needing attention. She was not a DOCTOR. The doctor had a reason to want the blood draw. I'm just happy she wasn't a first responder. Lots of unconscious patients and there she would smugly sit there because 'no consent'
@@debbylou5729 That isn’t what happened at all. What really happened is that the police asked the nurse to draw the blood of an unconscious patient so that they could have an alcohol blood reading to arrest them for the accident. It is against medical protocol to perform any procedure without the consent of the patient, therefore as the drunk driver was unconscious, they could not consent. This is why the nurse was arrested. This really happened.
My heart breaks for these people! Unfortunately so many were abused daily and/or neglected because of something they had no control over. It’s very sad! I pray they are now pain free and at peace with The Lord. God Bless everyone!
Especially when the nurse asked a doctor what she could inject that will cause maximum pain. Awful, evil and downright disgusting. What I don't understand is if you no longer have the heart to help then quit.. No one is forcing them to work at an asylum.
I've been in a mental hospital five years ago. Granted it was low security but I can happily report that things have GREATLY improved since those days. I was just like the woman with the doll. I had a baby girl stillborn at seven months and I bought a so very real doll I called innocence the same as my daughter. I bought it for comfort at first but started losing grip on reality. My local priest had me sectioned when I lost it when he refused to baptise my 'baby'. I was screaming at him that he was possessed by the devil and was trying to steal my baby's soul. While I was in hospital my mum went to my house and removed all the baby stuff like pram, car seat, toys, clothes, bottles etc and donated it all. I'll always be grateful to the hospital, the priest and my mum because without them I don't know where I'd be. Of course I still grieve for my little girl but in a proper healthy way and am starting to heal
@Sandra Slate Same. The way they treated these people back then should be classified as crimes. Most of them actually didn't have anything wrong with them in the first place, like they were down on their luck, which has to do with external factors beyond their control, or something unrelated like they're alcoholics (no such thing as rehab in those days) or got around. Of course, there were some occasional people in there who might've actually been typical, but if they weren't crazy before being put in these places of torture, they definitely would be after spending time there. People don't get better in places like these. Makes me wonder how much better things would've been had these people been treated like PEOPLE instead of "patients."
Fun fact: you can bite off your fingers as easy as biting through a carrot. It’s only your brain that stops you doing this. So the fingers story is really plausible.
A lot of times when someone is psychic or a medium that speaks to the dead, they will be deemed crazy. A lot of them are miss diagnosed as schizophrenia because they talk to people that others can’t see. It happened a lot before asylums we’re monitored and held accountable for the awful things they did. In nursing school, that was one of the first things we studied. I have a theory about the witch trials also. I think a lot of those women had some sort of abilities and of course they overreacted. I think I was one of those women in another life.
Came here to say this, my mom told me not to tell anyone if we see anything because they'll lock us away. My mom's family is like this but we don't talk about it
@@Neongummybearss it’s sad that you can’t talk about it. Sometimes it helps just to get it out. I waited til I was in my 30s to tell people I could see ghosts and spirits. Sometimes there are mental illnesses that cause hallucinations and at one time I worried about that. I’m way past that now though.
@RickTheRedBrick Snooker Thank you for being respectful. But in another sentence you said get therapy. Do you think she needs therapy because she sees things others don’t or to get help with how close minded people treat people like us? It doesn’t bother me now but when I was younger and would be told it was just my imagination, I would be really confused. And the look you get when you think you can share but that person calls you crazy. Therapy would come in handy for that.
When I was in a mental hospital I learned that some of the patients in the hospital were prisoners. I had a roommate who was moved from a prison into the hospital.
I think the darkest thing is the amount of abuse and mistreatment these people went through. The patients most likely couldn't completely control (or in certain cases didn't care) about the things they did to themselves (or sometimes others). They're still people that deserve respect, dignity, and fair treatment and it makes me sad that they had to go through what they did just because of things outside their control.
I lived in the US for while and I worked as a paramedic, we did a lot of psych transfers. The patients that were the most frightening were those that believed themselves to be possessed. Sometimes they would hurt themselves terribly, sometimes they would just scream. Satanic things at me. It was scary, but I pointed out to a few that, if they were truly a demon, they would do better keeping quiet and being able to do things in the world because screaming “I am Satan“ means they’re going to be spending all of their time in a psychiatric hospital.
I previously was employed as a Correctional Officer for the state of West Virginia. And having worked there for only 2 years, I was surprised with the amount of things I seen, truly horrible when the state decides a person is more fit to go to jail/ prison instead of a mental institution I’ve seen people basically loose all hope and some die in some horrible ways. It’s kinda of an eye opener for sure.
My dad worked as one, too. Told me some messed up things. Had human bodily fluids thrown at him a few times, too. Too weird stuff to recount. A scary story he told me that stood out, though, were about a few of the older inmates who were in prison their whole lives without committing a crime were there because they were abandoned as babies by their own parents because the parents didn't want them. They were treated like criminals, the same as the other inmates, and weren't allowed to leave. Because of the way they grew up, they all suffered from psychological problems, and were prone to self-harm and other disturbing behavior. Heard that, up to decades back (not sure about now), people sometimes did the same with their unwanted children by abandoning them in mental asylums.
@@Youre_gay6047 Umm not really sure what or how I felt but seeing a few dudes get their skills beaten in with heavy plastic trays left it’s marks on me or maybe the time I had to be the one who found and had to stay with a guy that was literally dying in my arms and having to try to resuscitate him and not knowing if he made it though after he left in the ambulance.
I work at a very infamous Psychiatric hospital in the northeast. I have been there 5 years can’t even count all the deeply disturbing things I have seen there. However it is a great job and I plan on finishing out my career there.
One of my grandfathers had schizophrenia and he went to a phsych ward and they preformed the electric shock therapy on him and then years later after they believed he still had delusions and stuff but he always denied it because he didn’t want to go threw that pain again, even though they explained that they don’t do that anymore and that they would just give him meds…
My cousin worked as a psychiatric nurse in the UK. She told me a tale, as a child, about a female patient of hers. Apparently if she got her hands on anything sharp - knitting needles, wire coat hangers, pens and cutlery were mentioned - she’d violently stab herself, internally shall we say, in her womb… She traumatised me with horror films too, but she was 💯 my coolest cousin
18:00 I have a relative that was a patient at Waverly Hills Sanitarium and the only reason she survived was because she became pregnant and it pushed all of her organs into place. So if she wouldn't have become pregnant, she might've been one of the bodies in the death tunnel herself.
When I was on a psych ward, we had a patient come in which was always shouting and saying crazy things. It was alright for the staff, they could go home, but the ward was our home. We got a break when the patient was asleep. It wasn't long until the other patients were trying to convince staff to move her off the ward and we got frustrated when staff defended her and seemed to downplay the reality of living on the ward with that patient. None of us had behaved like that on the ward, and we were all mentally ill. The patient got one to one eventually and overtime she improved drastically. She left on the same day I did and by that time we all loved her.
Ok.. so these are normal weeks in psychiatric wards. I had a patient who showed bars of soap in her utterly giving her constant diarrhea. No, when we realized what she was doing we took them away. A day in a life at work. Have respect for all within those walls.
once when I was in a mental hospital (I'm a minor and it was suicide watch I'm not crazy) one of the ppl told us that they had poop thrown at them in the adult unit and that alone concerned me
@@cgravely8487 gotcha nose is a little game parents used to do to their child/children. The face snatcher just gives a whole new meaning to gotcha nose.
As a registered nurse who worked a psychiatric unit, you don't dwell on things that occur, you just wipe that memory out of your mind. I have seen many horrible things, but I never had difficulty sleeping or anything from it. I did have an episode of very weird dreams for awhile, but I've always had X-Files type of dreams.
"if you are eating food put it away" me: eh im fine. me: continues to eat ice cream- "she was sitting on the floor, smiling, holding her own eyes" me: spits food out and sobs
I've worked in a psych hospital back in the 80's, I've witnessed ECT, Growling girls that drank rubbing alcohol, patients that had their partners come to visit just to inject the patient with water from their fish aquarium. I bathed a catatonic lady who literally stood for several hrs and never moved, or ate. I've taken care of 2-3 yr old children with failure to thrive and 6 yr old with schizoaffective disorder. and it just goes on. Please support Mental Health Awareness it comes in all shapes and sizes, race and age. Everyone has a story that not everyone has heard and may not understand. It's not a freak show. It's reality.
I've heard of those asylums. My friend and I always wanted to go Waverly Hills! They used to do overnight stays for the ghost attracted don't know if they still do.
a common problem for mental hospitals and that back in the day was they wanted to save everyone they wanted to help everyone so accepted anyone who needed or wanted their help but in doing so the forgot to look after themselves and got overwelmed which caused cornes to be cut and with doctor and nurses being over welmed and exhausted made them make mistakes so a lotof mistreatment of patients was due to the staff being over worked and not looking after themselves
Oh Lindsay I could tell u stories about some of our Alzheimer’s/psych residents I wouldn’t know where to begin!? We have a resident who literally says, “the baby, the baby, the baby” over and over and over like it’s all she says. I also had a resident who had Down syndrome and God bless her we had to keep all objects away from her b/c she’d do harmful things with them b/c she was sexually abused as a child...I mean nursing is not for the squeamish and it’s hard to not break down at times!!
Watching what it did to my extremely religious and kind grandpa I can only imagine. Thank you for doing that I don't believe anybody in my family had ever suffered from it at least as far as we knew I don't know if it's hereditary or not but it completely changed him
Yes Lori B. The Geriatric Unit was the hardest for me.. Elderly experiencing the "Sundowner" moment. The men that had wonderful careers as respected lawyers, doctors and architects- pounding their fists on the sink because they couldn't remember how to unzip their pants to pee in the toilet.. For me it was so heart wrenching.
My former wife worked at the Danvers State Hospital, in Danvers Mass. - I worked at Hogan Reginal hospital, just down the hill from the hospital. That was a walk down memory lane. Thanks.
Ok, I just wanna say this that has nothing to do with me or someone I know working at a mental hospital, but I have an OC who is a mental asylum/hospital patient. Her appearance is: She has pale skin, she has short brown hair, she usually has a creepy smile on her face, half of her face is covered with hair, she always has her eyes wide open, and she has a bloody face. Apparently, she was discovered in Pennsylvania on April 13, 2007. She is 19 years old, and if your eating food, I recommend that you put it down before reading this next part. Ok, 3...2...1... When she was found, she was seen EATING HER OWN PET. Yeah, it's weird. When she saw the people, she just jumped onto them and starting scratching them and biting on their skin. Luckily, one of them escaped and they called the police. When the police came, she was once again scratching herself, others, and random objects while jumping onto people and biting them. So they decided to take her to a mental asylum/hospital where they put her in a padded cell. While this was happening, she let out a huge demon like scream. People working at the asylum say that the noises they usually hear coming from her cell are: Heavy breathing, weird giggling, sounds of skin being bitten, her head and other parts of her body being smashed against the wall, scratching noises, Screams, and sometimes they hear her quickly saying "Make it stop, make it stop, MAKE IT STOP!" And whenever someone goes into her room, they must go with 2 or 3 highly trained guards, because she will claw people, scream into their ears, bite their skin, hurt them in other ways, and she's also a cannibal. I guess that maybe I will make some changes to her later, and she is also one of the most insane and messed up patients in the place. It is unkown of what her real name is or how she became this way. And in her cell, you will usually find her in a corner hugging her knees or sitting in a corner with her arms wrapped around her head, also the asylum/hospital makes her wear white clothes. And she is known to make disturbing drawings whenever she gets ahold of paper and a pencil. OH GOD THIS COMMENT TOOK FOREVER TO WRITE
@@TummaDemoni I don't know what you mean by that. Having no empathy isn't cool. I don't know why so many of you are so proud to admit you have no feelings for others suffering. This is one of the worst comments sections I've seen.
Hi, I know that these stories are for scary entertainment purposes but I just want people to understand that this is not how all mental institutes are. Not everyone is “insane” and a lot of people who work in psych wards enjoy working there, I was a patient a couple times for trying to unalive myself awhile back, I’m okay and it all good now, but while I was there I made some friends with the staff and other patients and not everyone has the same gruesome story, most of the time the staff was very nice except for a couple people but whatever. The institutes have different sections for different types of patients and sometimes you have roommates so you aren’t alone, and the staff are assigned to different sections based on their mental capacity and qualifications for different patients. I just wanted to clarify and say that it isn’t as awful as they seem. And if you took the time to read this you deserve a cookie.🍪
When I was 12 in 2007-2008 I had to be put into one of those hospitals for children and teens that had went through trauma that couldn't be kept at home due to being violent with those around me (parents, family, etc). The entire floor of the hospital I was on did have dormitory like rooms each patient was housed in, daily psychiatry visits, various group therapy activities, art therapy, etc. Though not necessarily as eerie as any cases mentioned in video but there was a room on each floor called the "Quiet Room" or "timeout room:" where there was only a padded bed with restraints, with padded walls and floor too. I had to stay 3 weeks at this place before I was returned home
As a young child my daughter had an extreme fear of dentist. Dont know why. But once she came of age of losing her baby teeth she would pull them out herself. We took her to the dentist, many different ones, and was told the same thing that she had extreme fear of dentists and to keep an eye on her. Finally is subsided once we found one that would put her under anesthesia. She is now 17 and can go by herself. Still dont know why she had the fear but glad she overcame it. She pulled out over half of her baby teeth. Yes we tried everything we could think of to get her to stop.
Yes they were just baby teeth, but if she still had the habit of pulling out her teeth she will probably pull out permanent teeth out so it’s very very good that she stopped that habbit
I still have severe dental phobia, have had since I was around 11 or 12. I am 22 now and it's only gottan worse with time. It is truly horrible, I so glad that that she no longer suffers from it.
This one will keep me up to night, your videos are the only ones that can do it.fantastic job Lindsay. Where would we be with out the workers in these places.god keep them safe.
Watching the list of asylums/mental hospital... I was waiting to see if Pennhurst would show up...yup. Was big news when I lived in PA. I also recall watching a videotape of I believe an expose by some news team about Pennhurst when I worked at a facility for intellectually disabled kids & adults (some wild stories of my own...). Heartbreaking.
All these nurses do is to overdose their patients and keep them loopy just to keep them quiet. I once knew a rape victim like that. She was diagnosed with ADHD and autism. Her drunken mother let her get raped while she passed out drunk. When the girl spoke about it, her mother put her in a mental institution to shut her up. Sadly the girl passed away from overdose from doctors and her mother didn't care. That was long time ago. But still, nothing really changes for trauma victims and these mental health "professionals" makes it worse. Because of this, victims are afraid to come forward for the fear of being smeared by the system. I don't care which political party, no one seemed to care. Yes, some patients clearly needs to be in an institution but not children who experienced trauma. Unfortunately out of convenience, parents throw their children in institutions rather than take responsibility for their actions like the drunken mother I mentioned.
That’s a disputed theory, other theory is coming from the Yankee Stadium formerly resembling an oval so the left field was where the action wasn’t happening so, so it means a rare occurrence
What is sad about mental hospitals is that they did terrible things to people and they were never seen again and they were locked away. So sad. So many people died and they were just a number.
I wake up with this pain coming from my arm. Turns out I’m attacking myself in my sleep. I don’t know why I do this but I’ll always leave marks on myself!
What's crazy is the baby carrot part. We cam bite through our fingers like carrots but our brain tells us not too. I heard that in school years back and now I'm just stunned that he compared them to baby carrots
My great grandmother died in the Willard asylum. She suffered from depression and was just dumped there by her husband and left there to never come home. Many patients were depressed women who were taken there by their husbands who didn't want to deal with them. They were taken there and forgotten
I live right by byberry hospital. I still remember when they closed the doors. They opened the doors to the patients and told everyone to get out. Yep that's it. They all roamed the streets. People wanted to visit the abandoned hospital but they leveled it . It was a scary time
I use to run a nursing home about a decade ago and I noticed probably between 4-8 of the resident's on the Porter wing carried around babydolls and would belive that they're real.They would talk,feed and bounce/rock them like you would a baby.The Porter wing is a hall that is for severe behavior disorders influenced by Dementia/Alzheimer's and Bi-polar and or Schizophrenia so you have to find some way to keep them distracted otherwise they will get very physical and hit other residents or hit staff and it would happen quite often when sundowners would kick in.Simple but affective method for distraction.
So sad but I was in a state psychiatric hospital for 17 months and I saw a patient pick up tiles and putting it in her gallbladder surgery wound and basically anything else she could get a hold of. I also saw a girl biting chunks out of her arm. So yes these can really be true
The scariest thing about this video for me is that my friend has done some of these things to themselves...They are only a child. It's horrible to watch them do this and then brag about it to me. I'm doing the best I can to get them to stop but I can only do so much.
Through I'm a American and that we say intestines like we suppose to say, I even would say like Canadians would say of intestines. So your not alone Lindsay. 😅
Other words that other countries like England and Australia would like Canada and that I even was saying that they would say through I'm a American. Again I even sometimes would intestines like that.
@@Marie19980, in some parts of the US, if you pronounce intestines the way she did it is thought you are from a "hillbilly"/"back hills"/"deep country" area.
I walked into a room. Man is a fresh post op 1 day outta surgery head of bed elevated. The patient sneezed. Pressure from the sneeze busted open his abdominal sutures. Intestines unraveled on his lap.
Hahaha that quote: "you were either an imbecile or insane." I know its not funny but the way you say it, it really made me laugh out loud and wake up my 2year old sleeping next to me. 🤣🤣 (thankgod fell asleep again 😋)
The doll thing is actually really common with elderly female patients. It's often done to combat loneliness and give patients something to care for.
Exactly. I've seen it personally myself, and with the lady I observed doing this I respected her belief and ensured every single time I held her 'baby', I did with the upmost care and never took 'her' away from her without permission. For example, when 'her baby' was dirty I asked if I could give her a bath, and I would bring her straight back. I was given permission (though she watched me with such intense ness it was difficult to not give the 'baby' a proper clean). I got 'her' clean and dry and gave her back, smelling like soap and fluffed up with a towel. She ended up being the only one she trusted with her 'baby'.
Years ago had a resident with a pessary. We always knew when it came out because she would holler, "Clyde, get the car! The baby is coming!" We would put the pessary back in, hand her a doll and she would turn over and go to sleep.
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Maybe say something like please may I have children and let them live
I went to a elderly care thing to ser muy grandpa anf there as a old lady trying to feed the doll
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I was a psychiatric nurse from 1971 until I retired, it’s the saddest, cruelest combination of illnesses, poor poor folks. Don’t forget, nobody chooses crazy. To us these are stories, to the patients it’s their life.
Preach!!!
I would prefer to be shot than live like that
What were your patients like?
chills down my spine lady... chills and tears down my cheek from the truth
And you use the word crazy? Shame on you for even commenting!
My cousin worked in a drug detox center in Houston and told me a story of a man who checked himself in to get clean. He started vomiting profusely due to the detox so the nurses would give him shots to help with the nause. He obviously had a reaction to it that caused very vivid hallucinations. His room was white bricks with a purple grapevine border around the room about chest high. My cousin said the patient thought he saw squirrels running around trying to eat the grapes but couldn't break them off the vine so the patient wore his fingertips down to the nubs digging and clawing at the grapes to help the squirrels eat. My cousin said blood was everywhere and it took 3 guards to get the guy under control. It's crazy what the mind can do.
May have been going through DTs from alcohol withdrawal. It's very nasty, hallucinations seizures and that's the one detox you can actually die from.
“If you are eating I’d suggest you’d stop.”
Time to get FOOD
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In the early 80's my mom worked in an emergency room, there was a psych patient who escaped the nearby facility. He was found on the highway eating roadkill. It took 6 cops and 100ft of rope to get him into the car. 3 cops were bitten and had to have a series of rabies shots. Thanks for the dinner conversation mom!
Maybe hats the scp facilliteis
My mom worked at Stanford hospital in the 70s, and every night at dinner she would "entertain" us with the grossest events of the day. I learned to choke down any food I liked as fast as possible, before she got into the gory details...my dad would "freshen up" his drink about 9 times to deal. Today I have a stomach of cast iron, I've heard it all and nothing happening can make me sick anymore, which has come in very handy, especially since everything makes my husband sick, so throwing up pets, gross accidents or emergencies don't throw me anymore, but I also don't ever eat much anymore either...
DINNER conversation?...
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I know...it was weird...
My grandma used to work at a mental hospital and this one time she was working when she saw a man with his face cut off. She screamed and called for backup. My grandma ran into a room nearby cause she was terrified. Some nurses went to go see what happened. They found my grandma curled up in a ball. They told her no one was there. A few days after that, she was talking to one of the other nurses when she brought up what happened. The woman told her that once a man cut off his face cause he swore something was scratching at his eyes. After that some people reported that a man with his face cut off would watch them and sometimes run at them. After that my grandma quit her job.
I actually have the disease of pulling my hair. I have severe ptsd and when I go through traumatic events I pull all my hair out. I have episodes where I'm completely fine. Like now all my hair has grown back. But I still catch myself pulling. Its very hard to deal with. But I've learned to embrace my disorders.
I got lucky and got a disorder that doesn’t cause me harm I’m just constantly daydreaming to the point where it can often alter my memories or people will catch me doing gestures or whispering to myself it’s called maladaptive daydreaming
Aweee stay strong! You got this!! :D
I don’t have any diagnosed disorders but I have a habit of standing up in the middle of the night and just running from wall to wall in my bedroom I don’t realise whagg to I’m doing or feel my legs moving until I get yelled at for making noise my mother is always telling me to control it but how are you supposed to control something you can’t feel or don’t realise your doing??life is weird sometimes
Im sorry Angela. :( I have cimkkex PTSD but I have other compulsive tendencies to try stop the anxiety , it's really tough. I hope your doing ok
right
"if you are eating anything I suggest you stop"
Me with my Cereal: 👁️👄👁️
Same!! Cinnamon Toast Crunch 😭🤣
ITS GANNA GET SOGGY! 😂👌
I was just eating cereal XD
@@dreaming0004 LITERALLY SAME BRO IM EATING CINNAMON TOAST CRUNCH RN so yummy
I’m eating pizza so Ya
I normally have a strong stomach to stories like this, but damn, these affected me more than I can say.
I've had experience with people who have mental health issues, having been a former carer. Thankfully, I've never had to deal with what some of the nurses in these stories had to, but it is still frightening when someone begins to lose their sense of reality.
One story I have is I cared for a woman who was showing signs of schizophrenia and when me and a other carer tried to care for her, she tried to claw my face off, trying to punch and kick us, growled at me and called me "devil child" and the other carer "satan's worker". She also kept jabbing her fingers at the air shouting "go away" looking erracitly around. I knew then she was having a episode. Needless to say, we waited until she was coming out of her episode, informed the nurse in charge and I told her what I thought was going on with her mental health and she soon calmed down.
I don't know what happened with her in the end, but it was so heartbreaking for us both to see her suffering like that.
I've actually been both mentally and physically abused by several of my teachers. That has given me PTSD. I also have schizophrenia.
I’m sorry to hear that, I hope your doing okay.
what is it like having schizophrenia
Schizophrenic people have different symptoms and different experiences with the illness. I personally have both auditory and visual hallucinations. It’s like having someone that only you know about trying to talk to you 24/7. You know how’s there’s usually that one kid in school that is ALWAYS talking. It’s like that except only you can hear/see them. Sometimes it’s easier to bare, like when the voices are just trying to chat. Other times their urging you to do some pretty awful things. At times it can get to the point we’re you get migraines from both the stress and the voices. It’s hard but you can learn to cope with it through meds and therapy.
Lindsay: *if your eating I suggest u stop*
me who just made popcorn: *OH COME O-*
Lol
Same but i had KFC
I had ramen
I had cheetos lol
cheese
"If you're eating anything right now, I'd suggest you stop"
me: *eating ice cream* hell no
True
lol 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂☝️🤣
Me: EATING LUCKY CHARMS uh no thanks
Who would stop eating icecream it's like the best ✌️
Meh:eating some milky-way nope
To the staff of these facilities, you have my upmost respect. My first time being admitted was lowkey traumatizing because the staff was horribly neglectful and rude. My most recent time was the total opposite. The staff was so kind and respectful towards everyone and it really made the whole experience more comfortable and not scary and I’ll always be grateful for that. Y’all are making a difference ❤️
@3:27 that is the USA nurse who was arrested for refusing to draw blood from an unconscious patient without their consent. She’s actually kind of a hero and put her entire career on the line for what was morally right.
She was a psycho needing attention. She was not a DOCTOR. The doctor had a reason to want the blood draw. I'm just happy she wasn't a first responder. Lots of unconscious patients and there she would smugly sit there because 'no consent'
@@debbylou5729
That isn’t what happened at all. What really happened is that the police asked the nurse to draw the blood of an unconscious patient so that they could have an alcohol blood reading to arrest them for the accident. It is against medical protocol to perform any procedure without the consent of the patient, therefore as the drunk driver was unconscious, they could not consent. This is why the nurse was arrested.
This really happened.
My heart breaks for these people! Unfortunately so many were abused daily and/or neglected because of something they had no control over. It’s very sad! I pray they are now pain free and at peace with The Lord. God Bless everyone!
Especially when the nurse asked a doctor what she could inject that will cause maximum pain. Awful, evil and downright disgusting. What I don't understand is if you no longer have the heart to help then quit.. No one is forcing them to work at an asylum.
I've been in a mental hospital five years ago. Granted it was low security but I can happily report that things have GREATLY improved since those days. I was just like the woman with the doll. I had a baby girl stillborn at seven months and I bought a so very real doll I called innocence the same as my daughter. I bought it for comfort at first but started losing grip on reality. My local priest had me sectioned when I lost it when he refused to baptise my 'baby'. I was screaming at him that he was possessed by the devil and was trying to steal my baby's soul. While I was in hospital my mum went to my house and removed all the baby stuff like pram, car seat, toys, clothes, bottles etc and donated it all. I'll always be grateful to the hospital, the priest and my mum because without them I don't know where I'd be. Of course I still grieve for my little girl but in a proper healthy way and am starting to heal
Beautiful heart♥️
@Sandra Slate Same. The way they treated these people back then should be classified as crimes. Most of them actually didn't have anything wrong with them in the first place, like they were down on their luck, which has to do with external factors beyond their control, or something unrelated like they're alcoholics (no such thing as rehab in those days) or got around. Of course, there were some occasional people in there who might've actually been typical, but if they weren't crazy before being put in these places of torture, they definitely would be after spending time there. People don't get better in places like these. Makes me wonder how much better things would've been had these people been treated like PEOPLE instead of "patients."
@@starrchild254 im glad you got better
I worked in a mental hospital for a bit and thankfully I never experienced anything like these stories.
i lived in a mental hospital for a week.......it wasn't fun😈😂😂😂im a schizophrenic
same
@@kingston__tvk8500 same-
Omg me to
Kinda boring then
Fun fact: you can bite off your fingers as easy as biting through a carrot. It’s only your brain that stops you doing this. So the fingers story is really plausible.
😱
@@sliceoflife1606traumatising
I thought that was proven to be wrong
Doubt
A lot of times when someone is psychic or a medium that speaks to the dead, they will be deemed crazy. A lot of them are miss diagnosed as schizophrenia because they talk to people that others can’t see. It happened a lot before asylums we’re monitored and held accountable for the awful things they did. In nursing school, that was one of the first things we studied. I have a theory about the witch trials also. I think a lot of those women had some sort of abilities and of course they overreacted. I think I was one of those women in another life.
Came here to say this, my mom told me not to tell anyone if we see anything because they'll lock us away. My mom's family is like this but we don't talk about it
@@Neongummybearss it’s sad that you can’t talk about it. Sometimes it helps just to get it out. I waited til I was in my 30s to tell people I could see ghosts and spirits. Sometimes there are mental illnesses that cause hallucinations and at one time I worried about that. I’m way past that now though.
@RickTheRedBrick Snooker Thank you for being respectful. But in another sentence you said get therapy. Do you think she needs therapy because she sees things others don’t or to get help with how close minded people treat people like us? It doesn’t bother me now but when I was younger and would be told it was just my imagination, I would be really confused. And the look you get when you think you can share but that person calls you crazy. Therapy would come in handy for that.
I had psychosis , and I heard 8 people also kid’s laughing, sounds , loud screaming . They told me stuff before it happened
@@lizzieakari was it hallucinations?
“If you are eating, you need to stop”
*me drinking shake*
She said eating not drinking soooo
@@sillyturtle8214 ikr
@@sillyturtle8214 true
When I was in a mental hospital I learned that some of the patients in the hospital were prisoners. I had a roommate who was moved from a prison into the hospital.
@@sillyturtle8214 i know she said “if you are eating you need to stop”
So i will drink shake instead of eating-
Need more staff 😳 if a patient is left alone long enough to chew off their fingers and pull out teeth then they should be supervised more
I think the darkest thing is the amount of abuse and mistreatment these people went through. The patients most likely couldn't completely control (or in certain cases didn't care) about the things they did to themselves (or sometimes others). They're still people that deserve respect, dignity, and fair treatment and it makes me sad that they had to go through what they did just because of things outside their control.
I lived in the US for while and I worked as a paramedic, we did a lot of psych transfers. The patients that were the most frightening were those that believed themselves to be possessed. Sometimes they would hurt themselves terribly, sometimes they would just scream. Satanic things at me.
It was scary, but I pointed out to a few that, if they were truly a demon, they would do better keeping quiet and being able to do things in the world because screaming “I am Satan“ means they’re going to be spending all of their time in a psychiatric hospital.
I previously was employed as a Correctional Officer for the state of West Virginia. And having worked there for only 2 years, I was surprised with the amount of things I seen, truly horrible when the state decides a person is more fit to go to jail/ prison instead of a mental institution I’ve seen people basically loose all hope and some die in some horrible ways. It’s kinda of an eye opener for sure.
My dad worked as one, too. Told me some messed up things. Had human bodily fluids thrown at him a few times, too. Too weird stuff to recount. A scary story he told me that stood out, though, were about a few of the older inmates who were in prison their whole lives without committing a crime were there because they were abandoned as babies by their own parents because the parents didn't want them. They were treated like criminals, the same as the other inmates, and weren't allowed to leave. Because of the way they grew up, they all suffered from psychological problems, and were prone to self-harm and other disturbing behavior. Heard that, up to decades back (not sure about now), people sometimes did the same with their unwanted children by abandoning them in mental asylums.
I often get scared of drastic park but I'm a little scared of this but I still watch it.. Also is the things that you see terrifying or scary
@@Youre_gay6047 Umm not really sure what or how I felt but seeing a few dudes get their skills beaten in with heavy plastic trays left it’s marks on me or maybe the time I had to be the one who found and had to stay with a guy that was literally dying in my arms and having to try to resuscitate him and not knowing if he made it though after he left in the ambulance.
@@jamesstump6762 bless your heart ❤
I work at a very infamous Psychiatric hospital in the northeast. I have been there 5 years can’t even count all the deeply disturbing things I have seen there. However it is a great job and I plan on finishing out my career there.
I like how people keep saying "dont eat" me over here eating the whole time completely unfased
You are brave-
One of my grandfathers had schizophrenia and he went to a phsych ward and they preformed the electric shock therapy on him and then years later after they believed he still had delusions and stuff but he always denied it because he didn’t want to go threw that pain again, even though they explained that they don’t do that anymore and that they would just give him meds…
As a worker in a state asylums. I can actually say yes all these stories are completely believable.
So would you say that the people who did things related to religion were schizophrenic or something else?
Are you in the US?
My cousin worked as a psychiatric nurse in the UK.
She told me a tale, as a child, about a female patient of hers.
Apparently if she got her hands on anything sharp - knitting needles, wire coat hangers, pens and cutlery were mentioned - she’d violently stab herself, internally shall we say, in her womb…
She traumatised me with horror films too, but she was 💯 my coolest cousin
the thing i love, is that she doesn’t take 10 minutes to explain 1 story.
Lol Yap
.... it gets better, analyze it more 🤔 take your time
18:00 I have a relative that was a patient at Waverly Hills Sanitarium and the only reason she survived was because she became pregnant and it pushed all of her organs into place. So if she wouldn't have become pregnant, she might've been one of the bodies in the death tunnel herself.
Pushed all her organs in place? What?
When I was on a psych ward, we had a patient come in which was always shouting and saying crazy things. It was alright for the staff, they could go home, but the ward was our home. We got a break when the patient was asleep.
It wasn't long until the other patients were trying to convince staff to move her off the ward and we got frustrated when staff defended her and seemed to downplay the reality of living on the ward with that patient.
None of us had behaved like that on the ward, and we were all mentally ill.
The patient got one to one eventually and overtime she improved drastically. She left on the same day I did and by that time we all loved her.
Ok.. so these are normal weeks in psychiatric wards. I had a patient who showed bars of soap in her utterly giving her constant diarrhea. No, when we realized what she was doing we took them away. A day in a life at work. Have respect for all within those walls.
Total respect
WOW u been through alot
You mean shove right?
once when I was in a mental hospital (I'm a minor and it was suicide watch I'm not crazy) one of the ppl told us that they had poop thrown at them in the adult unit and that alone concerned me
Deep respect
me: doesnt like watching horror movies
also me: likes watching these types of videos
Same here 😂
I second that
Same lmfao
@@aw0kendreamer its been 2 months since ive gotten a reply
Same
I can't tolerate most people's voices but your's is very soothing. Thank you and keep up the good work! ❤
You got my 2 thumbs up, Lindsay! Good programs all around.
"face-snatcher"
gives a whole new meaning to "gotcha nose!"
💀🙏
💀
Bestie pls 1😭😭🤧🤧🤧
Bestie nooooooo 💀☠
Wth are you guys talking about
@@cgravely8487 gotcha nose is a little game parents used to do to their child/children. The face snatcher just gives a whole new meaning to gotcha nose.
Lindsay: if you're eating anything right now, I suggest you stop
Me: Okay lindsay means business
Also me: Put the cookies down 😭😢
Lol
😂
As a registered nurse who worked a psychiatric unit, you don't dwell on things that occur, you just wipe that memory out of your mind. I have seen many horrible things, but I never had difficulty sleeping or anything from it. I did have an episode of very weird dreams for awhile, but I've always had X-Files type of dreams.
Lindsay:You may want to stop eating...
Me: *continues eating*
"if you are eating food put it away"
me: eh im fine.
me: continues to eat ice cream-
"she was sitting on the floor, smiling, holding her own eyes"
me: spits food out and sobs
😂😂😂😅😅😅😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
To the people who made these mean comments: you guys Betts shut the f... up and apologise!!!!!!!!
I've worked in a psych hospital back in the 80's, I've witnessed ECT, Growling girls that drank rubbing alcohol, patients that had their partners come to visit just to inject the patient with water from their fish aquarium. I bathed a catatonic lady who literally stood for several hrs and never moved, or ate. I've taken care of 2-3 yr old children with failure to thrive and 6 yr old with schizoaffective disorder. and it just goes on. Please support Mental Health Awareness it comes in all shapes and sizes, race and age. Everyone has a story that not everyone has heard and may not understand. It's not a freak show. It's reality.
Patient :- oh how wonderful, you're expecting a boy!
(Nurse then finds out she's pregnant AND THAT'S BABY BOY!!! )
gave me chills dude 💀
I've heard of those asylums. My friend and I always wanted to go Waverly Hills! They used to do overnight stays for the ghost attracted don't know if they still do.
You: if you’re eating something you should probably stop
Me who’s not eating something: *gets up and gets a snack*
This is too sad
I'll pray for these patient,s to get mentally healthy 💔
yes it really sad😭
We need more people like you in this world
Your so sweet tea 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
Doesn’t always work these patients need REAL treatments and therapy
a common problem for mental hospitals and that back in the day was they wanted to save everyone they wanted to help everyone so accepted anyone who needed or wanted their help but in doing so the forgot to look after themselves and got overwelmed which caused cornes to be cut and with doctor and nurses being over welmed and exhausted made them make mistakes so a lotof mistreatment of patients was due to the staff being over worked and not looking after themselves
9:22 and that's when the band Janes addiction was formed 😂
Her: he has a habit to break his bones
Deku: hold my my broken bones
lol
N o
you're right 😂
*HOLD MY ALL MIGHT FIGURES*
@@Its_LiterallyGacha hi sensei
When people say "Pretty shy guy." I just imagine SCP-096 dressed as a girl...why though...?
Same ;_;
lmao same
Right? Lol!
I need art like this
@@youraverageinternetuser1056 k
15:11 GEEZ THAT GAVE ME A HEART ATTACK
Hi Lindsay! Electro shock therapy, hydrotherapy, and lobotomies are still done today by very reputable hospitals in the U.S.
“If your eating… I’d suggest you’d stop”
**Instantly thinks about eating food**
Eating KFC
Eating cereal
@syd yasss ikr
@@pushees6580 I’ve seen you so many times
SAME LMAO LOL
Oh Lindsay I could tell u stories about some of our Alzheimer’s/psych residents I wouldn’t know where to begin!? We have a resident who literally says, “the baby, the baby, the baby” over and over and over like it’s all she says. I also had a resident who had Down syndrome and God bless her we had to keep all objects away from her b/c she’d do harmful things with them b/c she was sexually abused as a child...I mean nursing is not for the squeamish and it’s hard to not break down at times!!
Watching what it did to my extremely religious and kind grandpa I can only imagine. Thank you for doing that I don't believe anybody in my family had ever suffered from it at least as far as we knew I don't know if it's hereditary or not but it completely changed him
Yes Lori B. The Geriatric Unit was the hardest for me.. Elderly experiencing the "Sundowner" moment. The men that had wonderful careers as respected lawyers, doctors and architects- pounding their fists on the sink because they couldn't remember how to unzip their pants to pee in the toilet.. For me it was so heart wrenching.
Those stories are interesting. Have any more? I’m curious
My former wife worked at the Danvers State Hospital, in Danvers Mass. - I worked at Hogan Reginal hospital, just down the hill from the hospital. That was a walk down memory lane. Thanks.
Ok, I just wanna say this that has nothing to do with me or someone I know working at a mental hospital, but I have an OC who is a mental asylum/hospital patient. Her appearance is: She has pale skin, she has short brown hair, she usually has a creepy smile on her face, half of her face is covered with hair, she always has her eyes wide open, and she has a bloody face. Apparently, she was discovered in Pennsylvania on April 13, 2007. She is 19 years old, and if your eating food, I recommend that you put it down before reading this next part. Ok, 3...2...1... When she was found, she was seen EATING HER OWN PET. Yeah, it's weird. When she saw the people, she just jumped onto them and starting scratching them and biting on their skin. Luckily, one of them escaped and they called the police. When the police came, she was once again scratching herself, others, and random objects while jumping onto people and biting them. So they decided to take her to a mental asylum/hospital where they put her in a padded cell. While this was happening, she let out a huge demon like scream. People working at the asylum say that the noises they usually hear coming from her cell are: Heavy breathing, weird giggling, sounds of skin being bitten, her head and other parts of her body being smashed against the wall, scratching noises, Screams, and sometimes they hear her quickly saying "Make it stop, make it stop, MAKE IT STOP!" And whenever someone goes into her room, they must go with 2 or 3 highly trained guards, because she will claw people, scream into their ears, bite their skin, hurt them in other ways, and she's also a cannibal. I guess that maybe I will make some changes to her later, and she is also one of the most insane and messed up patients in the place. It is unkown of what her real name is or how she became this way. And in her cell, you will usually find her in a corner hugging her knees or sitting in a corner with her arms wrapped around her head, also the asylum/hospital makes her wear white clothes. And she is known to make disturbing drawings whenever she gets ahold of paper and a pencil. OH GOD THIS COMMENT TOOK FOREVER TO WRITE
I just like how these people keep their cool to be honest hearing about the stuff doesn't phase me
this stuff doesn’t phase me either lmao
I mean I get disturbed here and there but most of the time it doesn't phase me
Haha yeah it doesn't ' phase' you because you are too stupid to even have feelings
By the way you mean faze
@@jbutterfly4276 where did you come from the lollipop guild
@@TummaDemoni
I don't know what you mean by that.
Having no empathy isn't cool. I don't know why so many of you are so proud to admit you have no feelings for others suffering. This is one of the worst comments sections I've seen.
Hi, I know that these stories are for scary entertainment purposes but I just want people to understand that this is not how all mental institutes are. Not everyone is “insane” and a lot of people who work in psych wards enjoy working there, I was a patient a couple times for trying to unalive myself awhile back, I’m okay and it all good now, but while I was there I made some friends with the staff and other patients and not everyone has the same gruesome story, most of the time the staff was very nice except for a couple people but whatever. The institutes have different sections for different types of patients and sometimes you have roommates so you aren’t alone, and the staff are assigned to different sections based on their mental capacity and qualifications for different patients. I just wanted to clarify and say that it isn’t as awful as they seem. And if you took the time to read this you deserve a cookie.🍪
I fake ate the cookie and PUKED IRL!? LIKE HOW?! weird…
I didn't get any impression that these centers were horrible
@@iamasillybilly143 shhhh that logic 🤫🤫
Cookie :o
So happy to hear that you’re good now, and thankfully you’re experience was good 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🤗🤗
Lindsey, I am currently strapped into a metallic chair equipped with a Freddy Fazbear mask that's got saw blades!
When I was 12 in 2007-2008 I had to be put into one of those hospitals for children and teens that had went through trauma that couldn't be kept at home due to being violent with those around me (parents, family, etc). The entire floor of the hospital I was on did have dormitory like rooms each patient was housed in, daily psychiatry visits, various group therapy activities, art therapy, etc. Though not necessarily as eerie as any cases mentioned in video but there was a room on each floor called the "Quiet Room" or "timeout room:" where there was only a padded bed with restraints, with padded walls and floor too. I had to stay 3 weeks at this place before I was returned home
Lindsay: if you are eating I suggest you stop.
Me who just got food: *hisses*
My pet snake: *spoons and hisses back*
Me: :0
Lol
Awww! Snakes can be cute, I suppose
Snakes are so adorable
Little danger noodles and nope ropes ❤️
As a young child my daughter had an extreme fear of dentist. Dont know why. But once she came of age of losing her baby teeth she would pull them out herself. We took her to the dentist, many different ones, and was told the same thing that she had extreme fear of dentists and to keep an eye on her. Finally is subsided once we found one that would put her under anesthesia. She is now 17 and can go by herself. Still dont know why she had the fear but glad she overcame it. She pulled out over half of her baby teeth. Yes we tried everything we could think of to get her to stop.
Yes they were just baby teeth, but if she still had the habit of pulling out her teeth she will probably pull out permanent teeth out so it’s very very good that she stopped that habbit
It was unusual for us to go to the dentist to pull our baby teeth. We pulled them out all by ourselves.
I have this same fear and I cry when I go, as an almost 40 year old woman.
I still have severe dental phobia, have had since I was around 11 or 12. I am 22 now and it's only gottan worse with time. It is truly horrible, I so glad that that she no longer suffers from it.
'whos coming?' "the devil clearly. get out of there"😂😂
"If you are eating right now, I'd suggest you'd stop."
Me, drinking Dr. Pepper: Haha, no.
*Scene comes on*
Me: *SPITS DR. PEPPER BACK INTO CUP*
I have no idea how this girl sleeps after reading to all these stories. I am scared to death man.
Ikr
ikr
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Literally finished my dinner right before the first story thank GOD
i just eat and i did not puke
the plate is shiny
@@apolloprogram7791 i ate KFC
@@pushees6580 what's kfc?
This one will keep me up to night, your videos are the only ones that can do it.fantastic job Lindsay. Where would we be with out the workers in these places.god keep them safe.
Watching the list of asylums/mental hospital... I was waiting to see if Pennhurst would show up...yup. Was big news when I lived in PA. I also recall watching a videotape of I believe an expose by some news team about Pennhurst when I worked at a facility for intellectually disabled kids & adults (some wild stories of my own...). Heartbreaking.
"If your eating anything i suggest u stop"
*me starts eating ruffle chips*
her immediately saying "If your eating you might wanna stop" me having lunch: like im starving let me EAT 👁👄👁
A friend who was doing his PhD in psychiatry told me that everyone would find out that they have a mental disorder if they were diagnosed.
All these nurses do is to overdose their patients and keep them loopy just to keep them quiet. I once knew a rape victim like that. She was diagnosed with ADHD and autism. Her drunken mother let her get raped while she passed out drunk. When the girl spoke about it, her mother put her in a mental institution to shut her up. Sadly the girl passed away from overdose from doctors and her mother didn't care. That was long time ago. But still, nothing really changes for trauma victims and these mental health "professionals" makes it worse. Because of this, victims are afraid to come forward for the fear of being smeared by the system. I don't care which political party, no one seemed to care. Yes, some patients clearly needs to be in an institution but not children who experienced trauma. Unfortunately out of convenience, parents throw their children in institutions rather than take responsibility for their actions like the drunken mother I mentioned.
Girl: If you’re eating anything, I suggest you stop.
Me chewing a cracker: *chuckles* Well, looks like I’m in danger. 😃
Lol kinda whats cracker i wanna try😂😜😋👍😹
"That came outta left field" is a phrase from screams at an insane asylum that used to be be behind left field at an MLB stadium.
That’s a disputed theory, other theory is coming from the Yankee Stadium formerly resembling an oval so the left field was where the action wasn’t happening so, so it means a rare occurrence
But the insane asylum one is from Chicago
@@moonypie5579 so moony from ENA can have legs.
These are some of the best you’ve done.
What is sad about mental hospitals is that they did terrible things to people and they were never seen again and they were locked away. So sad. So many people died and they were just a number.
“If you are eating I suggest you to stop"
Me eating my 🍜 like👁️👄👁️
I have Jello
Naruto be like: AYO WHERE'S MY RAMEN-
I hope that none of you were eating if you get scared easly, I was eating popcorn and I ate the whole bowl lol
Lol
XD For me, I was eating a hot dog, Doritos Cool Ranch and a Bai antioxidant infusion drink.
@@natwalsh2710 😳
@@minecraftmobking2628 XD what’s up with that expression?
Was it salted? Buttered? Caramel?
Joan from New Zealand thanks for sharing keep doing what you're doing all the best 😊
Beautiful linsey Ivan always makes these great to watch 😊
I wake up with this pain coming from my arm. Turns out I’m attacking myself in my sleep. I don’t know why I do this but I’ll always leave marks on myself!
Maybe thats what i was doing. When imwas younger i used to wake up with these like wounds or like cuts but now i dont
What's crazy is the baby carrot part. We cam bite through our fingers like carrots but our brain tells us not too. I heard that in school years back and now I'm just stunned that he compared them to baby carrots
Wow! I don't think I'll be eating any baby 🥕 anytime soon
wait actually let me try that theory
@@kingston__tvk8500 your comment triggered PTSD in me! 🤣
@@sharyng261 my fault my fault😂😂
@@kingston__tvk8500 you just triggered it again! 😂
love your stories! i can only imagine how much time and effort you put into researching them 👍👍👍
My great grandmother died in the Willard asylum. She suffered from depression and was just dumped there by her husband and left there to never come home. Many patients were depressed women who were taken there by their husbands who didn't want to deal with them. They were taken there and forgotten
I like how she referred him to the girl in orphan SOMEONE KNOWS THE MOVIE-
The reason I’m scared of children is the film Orphan
Ikr
I love that move my boyfriend called me out saying its creepy how I watch the same movie every weekend 🤣
Listen I still hate watching that movie so
Loll
I live right by byberry hospital. I still remember when they closed the doors. They opened the doors to the patients and told everyone to get out. Yep that's it. They all roamed the streets. People wanted to visit the abandoned hospital but they leveled it . It was a scary time
What year?
And, they wonder why they don't get better😷
I use to run a nursing home about a decade ago and I noticed probably between 4-8 of the resident's on the Porter wing carried around babydolls and would belive that they're real.They would talk,feed and bounce/rock them like you would a baby.The Porter wing is a hall that is for severe behavior disorders influenced by Dementia/Alzheimer's and Bi-polar and or Schizophrenia so you have to find some way to keep them distracted otherwise they will get very physical and hit other residents or hit staff and it would happen quite often when sundowners would kick in.Simple but affective method for distraction.
SLEEP? YEAH, WE DON'T KNOW HER-
that got me-😂✋
Me watching this
Sweet home Alabama starts to play
Me: get meh holy water now!!
"His habit was to break his own bones.."
Izuku is that you?
@Izuku Midoryia 😭🤣🤣
Not okay to joke about mental health
So sad but I was in a state psychiatric hospital for 17 months and I saw a patient pick up tiles and putting it in her gallbladder surgery wound and basically anything else she could get a hold of. I also saw a girl biting chunks out of her arm. So yes these can really be true
My grandma has dementia and she always caries a doll with her and acts like it’s her child. So that doll story hit really close to home.
“He always has broken fingers and toes”
“He’s constantly snapping and breaking his bones”
I made a song out of that :]
How'd it go?
"of you're eating anything rn is suggest you stop"
Me who is eating cereal: *scared*
Linsey you are great these videos are so interesting thank you ❤
The scariest thing about this video for me is that my friend has done some of these things to themselves...They are only a child. It's horrible to watch them do this and then brag about it to me. I'm doing the best I can to get them to stop but I can only do so much.
Me: accidentally getting shot in the eye with hand sanitizer
Her: it hurts a thousand times worse
Me, not even flinching: Oh really?
Yeah it rlly doesn't it feels like sandpaper tbh 😂
That's unless you were an idiot child like I was screwing around with the hand sanitizer bottle at the hospital
@@corleavanstaden8238 …so sandpaper stuck in your eyes? No thanks.
Through I'm a American and that we say intestines like we suppose to say, I even would say like Canadians would say of intestines. So your not alone Lindsay. 😅
Other words that other countries like England and Australia would like Canada and that I even was saying that they would say through I'm a American. Again I even sometimes would intestines like that.
Im Canadian and I never heard someone say intestines like that
@@Marie19980, in some parts of the US, if you pronounce intestines the way she did it is thought you are from a "hillbilly"/"back hills"/"deep country" area.
@@aukua5512 We don't say it like that in the UK. We pronounce it "intesteens."
I walked into a room. Man is a fresh post op 1 day outta surgery head of bed elevated. The patient sneezed. Pressure from the sneeze busted open his abdominal sutures. Intestines unraveled on his lap.
Hahaha that quote: "you were either an imbecile or insane." I know its not funny but the way you say it, it really made me laugh out loud and wake up my 2year old sleeping next to me. 🤣🤣 (thankgod fell asleep again 😋)