Hi
@zuzu , You may need some help from others, in order to get the care you need, in order to get and feel, both well & better. This is of the professional kind, that I am referring to. You may not be able to see, or to tell, given all you have stated here on quite a few occasions, with respect to your current state of health, just what it is that you do, indeed need. That is why I am trying to offer you some outside advice, from a different perspective, than is shared by your own. It's hard to always see the forest for the trees, even when we don't have things with which are troubling us, from a mental health perspective. Regardless of the reasons, it is what it is, and we are here. Or it is here, that we are, regardless of those circumstances that have led us to this point in time. There seems to me anyway, to be a "jump" you want/or wish to be making, with regards your stated 'goals.' These are not overly realistic things to acquire, short of someone just gifting them to you in a charitable fashion. Which is highly unlikely for any of us, to expect for that to have happen. And so, this is where that professional level of quality of care, that I was speaking of, and talking about, comes in. It's ok, if you can't or don't see it. I just wish you could either find a way to get some help yourself. Or to ask someone to help you to do so. Because that is what I think you need. In so far as I can tell, with what the limitations are and such from an anonymous internet forum & all. You talk about engaging in very risky behaviors, or at least in wanting to, with yourself & others. This is why it would be good to get treated, so that you can avoid injury to both yourself, or others. I know you have had some bad experiences as of late. With being picked up by the police, and how unfairly they'd treated you, and the lack of support you'd received upon exiting your last stay at the Hospital. I don't know what level of care is required here. I am not a expert, and even if I were, this is not the way in which to go about assessing you, or anyone else... from sitting in my position here. Ethically, morally, who knows what other kinds of -ly's, you get the drift, I'm certain. Yes, it hurts to see you struggle, and struggling so. But we are limited with what we can do, beyond listen, and encourage you to seek treatment. We can offer support to you, but it is unrealistic, to expect anyone to take you up on some of the offers you have made, or suggested. These tie into that of which, I just spoke. Anyway, I hope I'm not coming off as too... harsh, or mean-spirited. For that is not the goal, or emphasis, or my mindset at all. I am simply trying to lend you a helping hand. In the only way in which I know how to do so, given the fashion that this model or vehicle, mode of communication, allows for. . . Best regards, mr. b~