Finally, I'm home.
Well, after a month long stay in the hospital, I'm finally home. And I've never felt better.
To make a long story short, I tried to get out patient help from Johns Hopkins Hospital, in Baltimore. My potassium was low, and I was sent to the ER. A week later, they forced me into inpatient treatment, and they would not let me leave. I tried to sign myself out, but after being threatened with court and possibly a longer stay, I backed out of that one.
Anyway, I'm home now, I'm eating, and I've gained weight. I'm still on weight gain, and I don't know how much I weigh, or how much I've gained, but for some reason it's okay. I'll still go back for outpatient treatment and to see a therapist, but at least I feel like I'm alive again. I guess it was a life changing experience, and I've met some wonderful people that I'll probably never forget.
I'm just happy to be me again.
To make a long story short, I tried to get out patient help from Johns Hopkins Hospital, in Baltimore. My potassium was low, and I was sent to the ER. A week later, they forced me into inpatient treatment, and they would not let me leave. I tried to sign myself out, but after being threatened with court and possibly a longer stay, I backed out of that one.
Anyway, I'm home now, I'm eating, and I've gained weight. I'm still on weight gain, and I don't know how much I weigh, or how much I've gained, but for some reason it's okay. I'll still go back for outpatient treatment and to see a therapist, but at least I feel like I'm alive again. I guess it was a life changing experience, and I've met some wonderful people that I'll probably never forget.
I'm just happy to be me again.