Re: The O2 isn't helping and I'm suicidal
JohnL <[email protected]>
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"D.F. Manno" <[email protected]> wrote in news:[email protected]: > They said they would, but I was on the priority waiting list for > housing for over a year when I got this apartment. If it takes another > year after discharge, where do I stay in the meantime? Maybe an idea here.... (a little sneaky, but so what) If you get into the program and they want to keep you for more than 6 months, maybe they can release you on "Home Leave" for about a week or two at the 6 month mark so you can re-establish residence and then re-admit you for another 6 months if necessary. That worked for my mother in Calif when she had to go in for re-hab. As for the visiting psych nurse, keep good records of what he does wrong. Also maybe write a formal letter to the agency detailing the problems. Even if they don't do anything, you have proof that you are on top of things and are trying to get help.