Quick travel to save a miserable life

Lin Hui felt heartbroken. Being locked up here was no different from being in a mental hospital. Apart from not having to be fed drugs, the degree of freedom here was not even as high as in a mental hospital.

Moreover, until now, Li Cuilan is still withholding her ID card, passport, mobile phone, and bank card, which are vital things for modern people.

Now she has no money, not to mention she can't get out of the room, even if she can get out, she can't move without getting these things.

Lin Hui once asked her father Lin Youcheng for help with a glimmer of hope, because she remembered that her father had shown kindness to her when she was a child. She hoped that his father could find her ID and give it to her, and then let her out.

However, what her father did completely disappointed Lin Hui!

Not only did Lin Youcheng fail to help her, but he told Li Cuilan that Lin Hui had asked him for help. This made Li Cuilan very angry and stopped delivering meals to Lin Hui.

However, Li Cuilan and Lin Youcheng are both in their sixties after all, and they are in their own homes, so it is inevitable that they will be negligent.

After Lin Hui was imprisoned for four days, Lin Hui used the excuse that the trash can in the house was full and wanted to open the door to take the garbage out. Lin Youcheng opened the door partially, and Lin Hui took the opportunity to rush out.

She didn't bother to look for her documents and other things. She just wanted to get out first so that she could reconnect with her friends and the media and get help.

Unexpectedly, she ran too fast after going out, slipped, fell, and rolled all the way down the stairs.

During this process, the back of Lin Hui's head was hit by the stairs many times. When she landed, her head hit the steps again, and she was thrown unconscious on the spot.

By the time Lin Youcheng called 120 in a panic, Lin Hui had completely died!

Recalling this, Lin Hui couldn't stop trembling all over. Although she had experienced several small worlds and had avenged those protagonists, most of the suffering and harm suffered by those people came from outsiders, not blood relatives. .

But this time it was different. The original person's series of unfortunate encounters came from his biological parents and blood-related family members. If it weren't for these people, the original person would not have suffered so much in the future, let alone lose it in vain. life!

Lin Hui decided not to worry so much this time, and she would take revenge severely.

Forget it, since I can't think of a way to get rid of the name of mental illness, I won't get rid of it, as long as I can get out.

Sometimes, being a psycho might not be such a bad thing!

After making up her mind, Lin Hui stopped worrying, relaxed and went to wash up, and then waited for the next breakfast time.

Today's breakfast is similar to usual, steamed buns, porridge and soy milk.

Lin Hui had a smile on her face while eating. Sister Liu next door came over with her steamed buns and soy milk and sat next to Lin Hui.

"Xiao Lin, why are you so happy?" Sister Liu asked with interest as she saw Lin Hui, who had been lifeless in the past, suddenly become cheerful.

"It's nothing, I just think today's buns are particularly delicious." Lin Hui said with a smile.

"Oh." Hearing Lin Hui's answer, Sister Liu didn't take it seriously. Instead, she talked about her happy things with great interest.

"My husband and my son are coming to see me tomorrow." Sister Liu said happily.

"That's a good thing. My brother-in-law has been here several times this month!" Every time Sister Liu's husband comes to visit, she is keen to share it with others, so Lin Hui still has an impression.

"Well, he comes every weekend. This is the third time." Sister Liu replied briskly.

Sister Liu suffers from schizophrenia. She is fine when she is not having attacks, but when she does have an attack, she talks nonsense and behaves strangely.

But fortunately, Sister Liu is a college student. After graduation, she was assigned to a good unit and later found a good husband. Even though he knew she had such a disease, he did not dislike her but actively helped her with treatment.

When she was seriously ill, she was sent to the hospital, and she often brought her children to visit and encourage her. When she was mildly ill, she was taken home and the family lived as usual.

Although Sister Liu can no longer go back to work, the company did not fire her, but only granted her long sick leave. She can still receive a basic salary every month. She is also covered by medical insurance when she is hospitalized, so there is basically no compensation. What a burden it places on the family.

Because of the care and encouragement from her relatives during her hospitalization, Sister Liu has always been in good condition and is very cooperative with the treatment. She also often cares and encourages other patients so that they can be treated with peace of mind. Lin Hui is one of the people she often cares about. .

After breakfast, we went back to our respective wards and rested for a while before it was time to take medicine again.

Lin Hui swallowed the pills in front of Nurse Zhou, and after she left, she quickly closed the door and walked into the space to spit them out.

These medicines can cure diseases well, but when used on normal people, they will make people mentally unstable. In the later stage, the original person is so easy to lose control of his emotions and yell, maybe it is because he took too much of these medicines.

Not long after taking the medicine, it was time for group activities.

Patients in all the wards on the entire floor, except for some seriously ill patients who required special treatment, were gathered in a large activity room.

There was already someone waiting in the activity room. It was another nurse from the ward on the second floor, Nurse Zhang.

When everyone was almost there, Nurse Zhang asked everyone to stand in their usual positions, then turned on a speaker next to her and started playing some soothing music.

When the music started, everyone started doing simple rhythmic exercises along with the music.

It is said that this is an emotional therapy for mental illness developed based on the theory of traditional Chinese medicine. Through soothing music and rhythmic beats, plus simple movements, it can effectively treat and alleviate various mental illnesses, and is conducive to the recovery of patients.

According to Lin Hui, this method is of some use to some patients with stable conditions and mild symptoms.

However, for a normal person like Lin Hui, it is a bit boring, but she can only do it with everyone else, otherwise she will be criticized by the nurse.

Here, doctors and nurses are the highest officials, more authoritative to children than aunties in kindergarten.

After all, when children are wronged, they can still complain to their parents and find someone to support them, but how many people will believe what a mental patient says.

Therefore, even if a mentally ill patient is treated unfairly in a hospital, if he or she speaks out about it, it will be considered nonsense.

All they can do is obey!

After doing the exercises, Nurse Zhang opened the large TV hanging on the wall and the DVD below, and put a disc in it.

There are those so-called expert lectures, either Chinese medicine or Western medicine, all about how to control and treat mental illness. Are these lectures played every day to allow patients to treat themselves?

Lin Hui found it boring, but many patients watched it with gusto. Some people had lived here for a long time and were gradually assimilated and brainwashed by these things.

Lin Hui turned her head and looked at Sister Liu who was engrossed in watching TV beside her, and an idea gradually emerged in her mind.