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18 May 2010, 12:36 pm
18 May 2010, 2:16 pm
Rob a bank 
Honestly, most psychiatric services are doing their utmost to avoid institutionising people these days. Even the ones they commit, they try to get released as soon as they reasonably can.
There may be sheltered accomodation available in your area. I'm not sure if it would be covered by any insurance though.
18 May 2010, 5:53 pm
Lene wrote:
Rob a bank
Honestly, most psychiatric services are doing their utmost to avoid institutionising people these days. Even the ones they commit, they try to get released as soon as they reasonably can.
There may be sheltered accomodation available in your area. I'm not sure if it would be covered by any insurance though.
Honestly, most psychiatric services are doing their utmost to avoid institutionising people these days. Even the ones they commit, they try to get released as soon as they reasonably can.
There may be sheltered accomodation available in your area. I'm not sure if it would be covered by any insurance though.
Lene, I guess I will have to do the best that I can then.
