Girl Interrupted, By Susanna Kaysen

Pat was at a psychiatric hospital for his severe bipolar disorder. His mom arrived at the hospital to discharge him after the court served him 8 months to get the necessary treatment he needs due to his brutal behavior. It all started when he got home from work and he heard his wedding video playing. He traced the sound where it was leading to the bathroom and then suddenly caught her with another man. Pat got so frustrated that he was losing his mind and brutally assaulted his wife’s lover after his wife’s lover said, “Get out!”

“She is sort of like that isnt she.” said the nurse. Than the bell ring, meaning it was time to go back to home room. That day I learn my lungs limits and not to push them. Because of that day I no longer run unless absolutely necessary.

Bella 's life before the murder was far from what any little girl should have to live through. In 2012 her mom Rachelle was a 36 year old and homeless drug addict and prostitute. She went to court and tried to get out of going to prison. On the day Bond went to court she had one saving grace which she hoped would keep her out of prison, being pregnant with little baby Bella. She was hoping to go back to rehab but in fact was sent to prison.

While Friar Lawrence was explaining what happened he said “But, as it seems, did violence on herself”(V.III.264). Juliet killed Romeo by pretending to be dead and she helped Romeo feel sad and pushed him to commit suicide, thus, killing them both.

She is sent to an insane asylum on page 175, which drains her. Alice’s father finds a way to get Alice out early from the asylum. Alice goes back home, and is even accepted in a group of “normal” kids. In the epilogue, Alice died three weeks later from an overdose, and was one of thousands of drug deaths that

The grandson in “Black Mountain, 1977”, mother was an alcoholic and his parents fought all the time, his grandfather had retired the year his grandson graduated from high school. His grandfather asked him if he wanted to help his fix up a house and with everything going on with his family, he went there with his grandparents. During that summer he grew and knew with everything happening with his family he would be ok. The young girl in the beginning of “Three Generations of Native American Women’s Birth Experience” had a different experience in growing up. She had a bad experience with the hospital that she birthed her son and did not want that to happen again and she says, “I wanted something different for my life, for my son, and for my daughter, who later was born in a university hospital in Albuquerque (Harjo, 1991).”

Monday: In the first chapter of the novel, we are introduced to the Fitzgerald family. Anna, as we know, is the main character of the novel. Her sister Kate suffers from acute promyelocytic leukemia. Anna is the only one who can save Kate from donating blood and now an organ by the decision of her parents. Anna then sues her parents for medical emancipation because her sister Kate has told her to for the right reasons.

There is a group called The Program and if you show signs of suicide they take you away to their facilities and you come back “normal”. The main character is named Sloane and she lost her brother to suicide and she and her boyfriend James are trying to keep each other out of The Program, but then one day Sloane gets hauled away and she has to go be in The Program. Sloane figures out the truth behind The Program, mind altering pills and lobotomies. Nothing like it should be to help suicidal people.

She’s Come Undone by Wally Lamb is a coming of age story that demonstrates heartbreak and severe struggles. When Dolores gets a television in her house, her life begins to fall apart. Her father isn’t a part of her life anymore, her mother is sent to a mental hospital and eventually dies, she’s raped, and is bullied at school. This is all very tough for Dolores and she eventually ends up in a mental hospital herself.

She did a great job because throughout the production we see the playwright's memories from when she was a little girl and when she was in the allergy hospital when she was 19. We see the conflict occur between the playwright, Lisa, and her mother. She was starting to feel aggravated towards her mother because she was correcting all her memories and was saying she was not being entirely truthful about the situations. It got to the point where the actors decided to leave her play and were on Ann's side. Lisa was left with no one to continue with her play, so she let her mother take charge.

How patients with mental disabilities’ treatment has changed over the years is drastic, and deserves to be noted. In the past, the patients were treated very poorly. According the Szasz, it was once believed that mental illness was caused by demonic possession, witchcraft, or an angry god. For example, in medieval times, odd behaviors were a sign that the person was possessed by demons. From the 1400s to the 1600s, a common belief sustained by religious organizations was that some people made pacts with the devil and committed terrible acts, such as eating babies.