How responsible is the mental health field?

[Beautifulsky]

I think because the individual undergoes himself/herself a medical crisis, it "discredits" them and there's no other person to advocate or support them when there are problems with this mental health system. If you disagree, I encourage you to experience a psychiatric hold and then you will experience what seems like an illegal way to treat a human being, regardless of health or lack thereof. There seems to be a lot of responsibility taken away from those practicing in this field. They want to seem helpful and self-giving and even righteous about their care towards you but the truth is, they get paid because you're sick and in their "care." And what kind of care this is? Well, it's a failed system which offers not much hope for those diagnosed with serious incurable mental health conditions. They want to seem helpful but they're unaccountable. They just push medication into your face and force you to take medication---when this doesn't mean a cure. It just's a way to hook you into a system of medical dependency until you die. What will you do now without medication in your system after being forced to take it? Your whole being is chemically forever changed. The fact that the hospitals put a time limit on when you can make a claim or charge against them highlights this sadistic behavior of hiding behind healthcare and laws...when patient satisfaction isn't achieved.

[ShadowEmperor]

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rosen...

"For the experiment, participants submitted themselves for evaluation at various psychiatric institutions and feigned hallucinations in order to be accepted, but acted normally from then onward. Each was diagnosed with a psychiatric disorder and given antipsychotic medication."

[ShadowEmperor]

btw, Covid has shown how the medical system as a whole is corrupt, pressuring people to take experimental vaccines profiting the pharmaceutical companies, instead of focusing on treatment, and prevention through vitamins and supplements,

[Beautifulsky in reply to ShadowEmperor]

My mom passed away a year ago shortly after getting her COVID-19 booster vaccine. She was only 75 years old. And I believe she died as a side effect to this "free" vaccine...she developed a rare autoimmune disease that's incurable. And nothing could save her. I don't believe in this medical industry. It upholds greed in the medical field and leaves patients sick and broke and broken.