DistricOneResearch
Am currently at Woodhull hospital. I was showering with hot water and The steam from the shower triggered a fire alarm. Shelter staff called 911 and claimed I was 'irrational' to force a psychiatric evaluation. I am not a danger to myself or others. I am fully oriented. I just started a new job with the Sanitation Department and I need to be discharged so I can report for my shift. NYC Administrative Code § 8-107(7) – The NYC Human Rights Law explicitly prohibits retaliation against anyone who opposed unlawful discriminatory practices or filed a complaint. As i was being interviewed at Psychiatric triage I could not stop looking at the nurses cataracts. We expect medical professionals to be paragons of health. When they show signs of physical decline, it can feel jarring or even hypocritical. It can shake our trust, making us think, "If you can't take care of yourself, how can you take care of me? As she walked back and forth i noticed Genu Varum. I am hopeful with the advancements in technology, we the new scientists and researchers can help people who have given so much. She looked tired, I don’t blame her for being condescending. I tried to make her job as easy as possible by referring her to mychart. But that just seemed to annoy her. By now I have already memorized the Psych questionnaire. Are you in any pain? are you having thoughts of hurting your self or others. The ordeal lasted 5 hours. I was asked i was doing any drugs and I said no and that i was willing to take a Toxicology. One of the nurses said that the blood test could be wrong?? LOL LOL Then she said I could be paranoid? detained in a Psych ward I chose the path of least resistance. Im going to file a Foil request anyway because the whole ordeal was funny and i think it would be a good skit. The only thing that can Save New Yorkers is AGI. More Tech, transcription, revising protocols. 3 Patients soiled themselves while I was there, no one thought to call a Janitor. There was one catatonic by a wall completely covered in soot. I wondered if the risk for cross contamination was greater than allowing patients to keep their shoes on.

