Quick travel to save a miserable life

The meeting took place in a small conference room in the hospital. Zhang Jing and his group of four sat on one side, while Lin Hui and two people from the hospital sat on the other side. There was a conference table between them.

The reporter turned on the voice recorder he carried with him, and the cameraman set up the camera. After he was ready, he started to ask Lin Hui questions.

The reporter first asked Lin Hui to introduce herself, which was also meant to conduct a preliminary assessment of her mental state.

Name, age, education, household registration, and some simple previous experiences were all described by Lin Hui in an orderly manner with a calm expression and a steady tone.

After listening to Lin Hui's story, the reporter felt that it made sense, so he took out the letter for help written by Lin Hui and asked Lin Hui the above questions.

"Ms. Lin, you said in your letter that you have no mental illness, but you were sent to the Third Hospital for hospitalization. So how did you get sent there?" He started asking questions anxiously.

This question may sound simple at first, but after the reporter said it, Li Cuilan, Lin Hui's attending physician and the director of the medical department were all nervous, worried that Lin Hui would say something detrimental to themselves next.

Especially Li Cuilan, she even wanted to stop Lin Hui from answering, but was stopped by Zhang Jing and the cameraman.

Lin Hui glanced at the people sitting there, still with a calm expression and tone, and said slowly: "My mother Li Cuilan asked my eldest brother-in-law Zhou Guoqiang and my cousin Li Jiasheng to force me into a van and send them to Jinghai No. [-] Hospital, after arriving at the hospital, I told my attending physician that she had fabricated my so-called mental illness history, and also issued a forged diagnosis certificate about my mental illness by my elder brother-in-law, so that I was admitted. Inpatient unit.”

"Oh, by the way, my eldest brother-in-law works at the Hai'an County Public Security Bureau. The diagnosis certificate should be faked by him. You can check this." Lin Hui added.

When several people present heard these words, they all looked at each other, each with their own thoughts.

Li Cuilan became a little anxious and quickly argued: "Don't listen to her nonsense. She has schizophrenia. These were all diagnosed by a doctor, don't you think so, Dr. Chen?"

Li Cuilan put the question to Lin Hui's attending doctor, but Dr. Chen did not dare to answer casually.

He just said cautiously: "When the patient was admitted to the hospital, his family members reported his medical history and the diagnosis certificate issued by the Public Security Bureau. Moreover, the patient was very emotionally unstable at the time, yelling, and even kicked and hit the medical staff. It is indeed consistent with the symptoms related to general mental illness.”

After listening to Lin Hui’s self-report and Li Cuilan’s and Dr. Chen’s additions, everyone actually had some idea.

In other words, the hospital's main basis for admitting Lin Hui was the medical history told by her family and the diagnosis certificate, which is currently unknown to be true or false.

As for Lin Hui's emotional performance that Dr. Chen mentioned, it is not unusual for any normal person to have such rebellious behavior if he knew that he was about to be imprisoned in a mental hospital.

The reporter asked the next question: "If according to you, your mother knew that you were not mentally ill, but still sent you to the third hospital for hospitalization, then what was the reason and what was the meaning of her doing so?"

When Lin Hui heard the reporter's question, she glanced at Li Cuilan first, and then said slowly: "She wants me to write a power of attorney to transfer the two houses in Jinghai and Magic City for the sake of them." Give it to her, and if I don’t agree, she will send me to a mental hospital and force me to submit. Only if I sign the property transfer power of attorney will she take me out of the hospital, otherwise she will keep me living in the mental hospital.”

"And I suspect that she had another purpose in sending me to a mental hospital, which was to make me suffer torture there and become a real mental patient. Then she would apply for a certificate of incapacity for civil conduct on me. If successful, she would You can legitimately take over my property as my guardian." Lin Hui added.

This is what Li Cuilan planned to do in the original plot but had not yet had time to do it. Of course she does not have the brains and does not understand so much. The real power behind the scenes is Lin Hui's eldest sister Lin Mei and his wife.

To be precise, the person who understands this is Lin Hui's eldest brother-in-law Zhou Guoqiang. Although he has never gone to college and is just a technical secondary school student, he has been in the Public Security Bureau for so many years and he understands basic legal common sense and has seen and heard everything. I have many cases, so I can naturally come up with such a good idea.

Lin Hui was the first to reveal their possible follow-up plans in order to block their path.

Now that there are so many people present and have heard what she said, and there are audio and video recordings, if they try to do this in the future, others will definitely be suspicious of it, and they will have to think carefully about their actions.

After hearing what Lin Hui said, Li Cuilan was so angry that she was eager to refute. She stood up from her chair involuntarily, raised her voice and shouted: "She farts, it's all nonsense. She is my daughter, how can I harm her?" No, I sent her in to see a doctor. I asked her to sign the power of attorney because I was afraid that she would get seriously ill in the future and lose the house, so I asked her to sign it. She was born to me and the house belongs to her. What's the difference between having it in my hand and having it in my hand? I'll pass it on to her again when she gets better."

Except for Li Cuilan, everyone present had a bachelor's degree or above. They had some legal knowledge and their own judgment. After listening to her words, they had their own thoughts.

Lin Hui did not directly refute Li Cuilan's words, but directly stated her request.

"I do not have schizophrenia. I am a normal person. I believe everyone has seen my current mental state. I can control my emotions very well. I hope to be discharged from the hospital and resume a normal life. Dr. Chen, What do you think?" Lin Hui looked at the attending doctor sitting aside.

Dr. Chen, who was named, had to answer: "After this period of treatment, your current mental state is indeed good. You can choose to continue to be hospitalized or go home for treatment. However, I reiterate that your state when you were admitted to the hospital really depends on your condition." You don't look well, you don't look like a normal person, and coupled with the medical history and diagnosis certificate dictated by your mother, it is in line with the regulations to diagnose you with schizophrenia."

"However, according to relevant regulations, your family members, that is, your mother, sent you to the hospital when you were admitted to the hospital. So, if you want to be discharged, she must handle the discharge procedures." Dr. Chen added.

"No, she can't be discharged from the hospital. Her illness has not been cured yet. She has to stay here for treatment!" Before anyone could react, Li Cuilan immediately hurriedly retorted.

Everyone was speechless for a while. The doctor had already said that Lin Hui could choose to be discharged from the hospital. She still said this. Her thoughts were so obvious!