Psychward Prozac

I don't think they did, honestly. Prozac can fuck you up and make you manic (it did to me, that was a fun week (just kidding it was horrible)) and that sounds like a horrible idea to give to people who are already manic/psychotic. If anything it was an antipsychotic in there.

>>17957034
you're right anon, Tang is pretty depression-busting

Doping a communal drink source in a psych ward sounds like a horrible idea, especially with an SSRI like Prozac. People can react with mania and other adverse reactions to Prozac. Unless they had you guys separated and the room you were in was filled with depressed people on Prozac? In that case they'd probably have been managing how much orange water you drank to make sure you wouldn't take too much. The max dosage on Prozac is pretty high and most people on pills take a lower dosage, so I can't imagine it would be a huge issue.

>>17957045
It also has a stuuuuupid long half life. I took half the lowest dose they prescribe for two days and was manic for a week. Prozac is the worst.

This isn't One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest, anon. Plus it's 2016. You think a psychward can get away with that shit without getting their fucking asses handed to them by the public, media, and health system?

>>17957053

Psych wards drug the shit out of people, dude, just not with Prozac. Read Madness and Civilization by Foucault sometime.

>>17957056
>written in 1964

Yeah, like I said. It's 2016 now.

>>17957065

It's still relevant a half century later. Ask anyone who's ever been committed, psych wards are awful and people with acute mental health problems get treated like absolute trash.

>>17957056
>Foucault
Go Foucault yourself, you pomo moron.

>>17957075
I have been in a psych ward. It was pretty normal. The staff definitely didn't have phd's or anything, but they were nice enough. All we did was participate in these little group help classes with each other and then see our own doctor. That was like from 8-4 or something. We had rooms worth a roommate and what we could have was limited because so many of us were suicidal and all ya know. After the classes were done we just watched movies or read or called people. And I liked the good, nothing sketchy about it. Just decent hospital food. They gave me sweet socks with little rubber grippies on them and a big water mug I still have 3 years later.

>>17957053
I was in a psych ward 5 years ago and kids would regularly be abused by workers there. My roommate talked back to one of them and was slammed on his bed so hard that it broke.