Being a patient myself and having spent time in a few hospitals for schizophrenia when I have gone off my medication those three times, I have learnt to become a very patient person with a deep respect for the system. I don't like hospitals and that is shy I take my medication. However some hypochondriacs love the spoiling and care. I like to be our and free as I am quite able to get about. Then again hospitals are definitely a place for people who are sick and they really need them to get well. Patients are the reason that hospitals are in operation the main focal point for their being there at all. I supposed they have some kind of deep history that I don't understand and really they are usually just dealing with up to the minute crisis, where the longest someone would stay there would be three weeks.

Even though I have spent a month a couple of times in the psych ward. The food is great despite what people say and they check for individual value as well as nourishment and temperature. Hospitals these days are an important part of the infrastructure of society and the main stay of the system for people who are beaten self defected or just plain sick from abusive lifestyle which is a place where they can be treated to get well. Part of the road to recovery is recognising a problem and while there are many diseases medical reasons and accidents that physically hurt people, the patients or people who attend especially in emergency units with triage assessments for speedily handling the essential cases first.

These are all set up and designed for the recovery process, no matter how quick or long, the main thing is for the person to be treated by a doctor in order to get well with nursing assistance which helps the patient to be comfortable in sometimes a painful position in necessary for diagnosis and healing things, the systems process of time and love and care healing all wounds.