PFC Chapter 173 I'm Not Mentally Ill
Chapter 173 I'm Not Mentally Ill
Soon, several newspapers in the south reported on the matter with various sensational headlines and perspectives.
The Mystery of the 18-Year-Old Girl's "Personality Fission": From a Mad Patient to a Hospital "Controller"
A teenage girl develops ten distinct personalities, and the mental hospital experiences a dramatic turn of events: the patient turns the tables on the medical staff who are "treating" her.
"18-Year-Old Girl with Split Personality Causes Chaos in Mental Hospital: A Horrifying Story of the Director and Medical Staff Becoming 'Patients'"
That evening, during the urban lifestyle program, host Wu Guo appeared on television right on time with his signature look.
The program's title was even more sensational: "18-Year-Old Girl Driven Insane Develops Over a Dozen Personalities, Leads Patients to Take Over Mental Hospital"
Hello everyone, have you seen today's news headline?
Yes, you read that right, it's exactly what you see.
An 18-year-old girl, driven insane by medical staff in a mental hospital, led a group of mental patients to take over the hospital.
Haha! You guys must think it's outrageous, absurd, and you're going to accuse Lao Wu of making up stories, right?
But I want to tell you, this story is true.
I swear on my integrity that this incident happened not long ago in the intensive care unit of the Fourth Mental Hospital in XX City.
The protagonist of this story is someone everyone is familiar with.
This is Wu Xiaoxiao, the protagonist of our recent report about a heartless mother who forcibly sent her own daughter to a mental hospital for drugging and electroshock therapy in order to seize a multi-million dollar property.
Now you all remember!
Yes, it's her, our poor Wu Xiaoxiao.
Ugh!
The last news report ended with the statement that the mental hospital administration, knowing that Wu Xiaoxiao was a normal person without illness,
However, they still insisted on the rule that whoever dropped off the child should also pick them up, and refused to let them go.
Wu Xiaoxiao's mother, Wei Dahong, insisted that she would not take her daughter out of the hospital unless her daughter signed a property transfer agreement.
As a result, the two sides reached a stalemate, and the matter dragged on.
Several attempts at government mediation have been unsuccessful.
All that can be done is to leave Wu Xiaoxiao, the most innocent, pitiful, and helpless person in this whole affair, to suffer alone in a mental hospital.
Unexpectedly, things took an unexpected turn, leading to the absurd scene that unfolded at the beginning of the program.
Our reporter also interviewed an eyewitness involved in the incident.
He is said to be an ordinary person who was forced to undergo treatment by his family.
According to his account, the medical staff forced Wu Xiaoxiao to take the medicine, which Wu Xiaoxiao refused.
They immediately summoned a male nurse and tried to forcibly take Wu Xiaoxiao to the electroconvulsive therapy room for electroshock therapy.
After that, Wu Xiaoxiao fought back fiercely, not only knocking down the medical staff, but also rushing from the women's ward to the men's ward.
Finally, the hospital director arrived with a large number of security guards, intending to take all the disruptive patients to the electroshock room for treatment.
The witness said that the patients were terrified when they heard that they were going to be shocked with electric shocks. They either backed away or quietly slipped back into their rooms.
At this crucial moment, our protagonist, Wu Xiaoxiao, actually sang the national anthem.
Yes, you heard right. She sang the national anthem right there in the corridor, facing the dean and the security guards who rushed to grab her.
The witness said he also ran back to his room out of fear.
But after hearing the national anthem, he couldn't resist peeking through the door.
Then he saw a scene that shocked him and that he would never forget.
Countless mental patients, as if awakened by the spirit of the Chinese nation, surged upwards continuously.
They used their thin, frail bodies to fend off the aggressive security guards who rushed towards them.
He said he had never seen mental patients so united, unlike before when they were a disorganized bunch, doing whatever they wanted.
You should know that mentally ill patients have abnormal minds, cannot listen to what you say, and some patients have irritable personalities and will shout and make a scene at the slightest disagreement.
But summoned by the national anthem, they were like warriors, rushing to the battlefield without hesitation.
Our eyewitness was deeply moved. He said he was also a former soldier and couldn't bear to see such a scene.
Upon witnessing such a scene, one would be willing to risk one's life.
So our eyewitness immediately rushed over, yelling.
They joined forces and not only took control of the dean and security guards, but also stormed down the gatekeepers of the closed area.
Subsequently, they completely occupied the entire intensive care unit.
Tell me, isn't that outrageous? Isn't that legendary?
And there's more that's going to be hilarious!
These mental patients surprisingly agreed that our protagonist, Wu Xiaoxiao, should serve as the new director of the mental hospital.
They then detained the original hospital director and medical staff, treating them like mental patients, subjecting them to daily medication and electroshock therapy.
Haha!
That's not all. They also took Qin Dongming and Wei Dahong, who had already been dismissed from the police station, and their son Qin Weibin back to the mental hospital for treatment.
Even more remarkably, during the subsequent police rescue operation...
The three members of the family who were rescued were all diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia by psychiatrists at the People's Hospital.
Haha! I shouldn't be laughing here, but I can't help but apologize.
You must be wondering how things were exposed.
The affair came to light because the dean's wife discovered that her husband hadn't been home for over ten days and suspected he was having an affair.
So they went to the hospital undercover and unexpectedly discovered that the husband's white coat and the hospital director's badge were hanging on a little girl.
After noticing something was wrong, they immediately went back to call the police.
Police then raided the closed area of the mental hospital, rescuing the tormented director, medical staff, and the Qin family of three.
It is said that when the dean was rescued, he hugged the police and cried loudly.
We were told that if you had come any later, we would have been killed.
After investigation, the police took our protagonist, Wu Xiaoxiao, to the police station for questioning.
At the time, the police determined that Wu Xiaoxiao was not mentally ill and was a normal person with civil capacity.
Therefore, it is believed that her behavior is highly likely to constitute a crime.
But after a consultation with three authoritative experts, they were dumbfounded.
Wu Xiaoxiao was actually diagnosed with a mental illness.
This is completely contrary to the diagnosis made more than half a month ago.
Not only were they dumbfounded, but the three experts who had been specially invited were also dumbfounded.
They said that in their decades of practice, this was the first time they had encountered such a mentally ill patient.
They were able to diagnose severe schizophrenia in the little girl, which involved the coexistence of more than a dozen independent personalities.
It's important to know that before this, Wu Xiaoxiao did not have a mental illness.
She was just a high school senior who had just finished taking the college entrance examination.
After being forcibly treated in the hospital for more than three months, she was driven insane, and more than a dozen personalities suddenly split out within her.
According to the assessment, each personality is independent and real, and they coexist within the little girl's body.
The expert advised that the patient be sent to the hospital immediately for treatment.
However, the director of the Fourth Hospital resolutely refused to accept him.
The medical staff of the Fourth Hospital also intend to sue Wu Xiaoxiao, demanding substantial compensation.
Here, we have invited a legal expert.
"Attorney Wei, do you think their demands are reasonable and legal?"
"If Wu Xiaoxiao did indeed harm the hospital's medical staff, they have the right to file a lawsuit and demand compensation."
Regardless of whether Wu Xiaoxiao is mentally ill or not, and regardless of whether she has civil capacity.
As long as she owns property, that's fine.
However, there is a premise here: mental hospitals are different from general public hospitals.
Not to mention the intensive care unit, where the hospital is primarily responsible for anything that happens, not Wu Xiaoxiao.
Therefore, if they want to sue, they can only sue their own employer.
"Haha! Sorry, sorry, please continue."