In How to Get Out of a Mental Hospital, Mr. Fragile shares through his life experience from far gone, hopeless and out of control, to well and managed.
This book covers all the thought processes and mindsets for getting from A to B. Phillip Fragile was the worst of the worst. He couldn’t cope with treatment. He couldn’t relate with common sense. He had a bad reputation. They said he had lack of insight. Phillip went through every scenario. He explains step by step the way out of the gutter and how to change one’s reputation. He went from being harmful to gentle. He became himself again.
To all those people that had lost hope, he returned. This is the easiest, fastest and simplest way to regain self control. This book dictates how anyone who can read can go from certified, restrained and locked in a scary asylum to friendly, polite and worry free in the outside world. Phillip had been given up on. He put himself back together and it is covered in this material. This is, “How to Get Out of a Mental Hospital”.
Excerpt from How to Get Out of a Mental Hospital:
“Are you throwing up red flags? Do you talk about vulgar things? Do you use swear words in every conversation? A calm and polite person does none of this. It doesn’t even matter what your illness is, if you keep yourself in check. Do not be intimidating. They should never have to wonder if you are going to lash out. This doesn’t sound fair, but in a mental hospital, they will treat you restrictively based on how you make them feel, not necessarily on your actions.
Have a good reputation. Stay calm in the face of adversity. Be calm and be fine with whatever you are facing. If they tell you that no one can visit you, you have to be fine. If they tell you that you can’t smoke, you have to be fine. If they told you that they are letting you go, then change their statement, you have to be fine. You will handle it. You are fine. Otherwise you could fade eternity in a box. Some people don’t get out. Be ice under fire.”
