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I wanna start by saying that I've been in her position, and not like "oh I've been depressed" I mean like I have literally been in and out of that ward and know what it's like anyway.

My friend is early 20's, female and married with two kids. She's been having a tough time and has been diagnosed with depression, eventually she was admitted to the psych ward after asking to be for further assessment. During this time she's made some comments and done some things that have really pissed me off and I'll give you the top two.

First she made a post on FB saying something along the lines of "i wanna go home I'm not crazy just depressed", she went on to laugh and joke about some of the others who were psychotic and hallucinating and saying that some are just weird. This annoyed me to no end because I hate labeling people with mental illness as crazy, more so I was one of those "crazies" hallucinating and what not while I was in there but regardless I find her comments tasteless and down right shitty

Then when I saw her she told me that a nurse said something that upset her (essentially saying you have kids to think about and can't be overdosing and stuff), I don't agree with what he said, or at least not the way he said it. She went on to tell me, while laughing, that she flipped a table and threw a plate/food at his face, saying it was so funny and she laughed after she did it. Now this pissed me the hell off, I now work at a hospital (different one) and I've had all sorts thrown at me, but I never blamed the patient because they weren't aware (see: post op delirium sucks, UTI's turn grandma into the hulk and fuck dementia), she on the other hand knew what she was doing and not only found thought it was hilarious but said she'd do it again (she didn't like this nurse). I also want to say she has no history of rage or anger issues

I get that she's in a bad place, but I feel like her actions were shitty and childish. It's really made me reevaluate her as a person and as a friend if I'm honest but the more I think about it the worse I feel about judging her because I know it's hard when you're feeling so low and I know I haven't always been the nicest when I'm sick but I would never do that. When it comes to metal illness and throwing judgement around I just feel like a total asshole and it all hits a little to , so reddit, am I?

being pissed at my friend for her actions in a psych ward