Feb 28, 2022 - Chris transferred to another facility

[Lazy Man]

Chris has a deep seated fear of people with low-functioning autism and other mental ailments, Chris will be in his own personal hell being surrounded by such people

I can picture him arguing with a schizophrenic over which of them is really Jesus.

 

[Lisbeth Salander]

PL: The worst feeling is when you have to advise mostly-sane people to stay in such facilities for legal reasons. They get really fucking bored, and a bit scarred by the screaming. Fuck, I'm scarred from the screaming by just visiting there.

I know this is TMI but I don’t know if they can or not separate people who aren’t insane (still suffering from mental illness but not insane to the point where they’re fucked up) from people who are legit insane in mental hospital/psych wards. I know someone personally who was in a mental facility (mostly major depression, thoughts of suicide, this was like a decade ago in their teens.)

And they said 90% of the people were in there for the same reasons (and for stupid reasons, parents not understanding mental illness, abusive parents just throwing their kids in one so they couldn’t deal with them, or one family thought medicine would cure their child’s gayness ) but the 10% were legit insane (screaming at the nurses, attacking the nurses, the patients, or themselves. Hearing voices and causing a distraction to others.) And everyone felt super uncomfortable and scared being around them, like it was a risk to everyone but no one really cared for the patients safety.

I’m saying this because I don’t really think Chris is a high risk person. Like I don’t think he’d hurt a nurse or officer or himself for no reason. I just think he’d be a distraction to other patients, talking about Rosechu and how he’s basically Jesus Christ. I can imagine him screaming his bullshit and pissing off the patients. I don’t know if they will just throw him a room away from people. I could be wrong.

 

[Ebony Way]

I know this is TMI but I don’t know if they can or not separate people who aren’t insane (still suffering from mental illness but not insane to the point where they’re fucked up) from people who are legit insane in mental hospital/psych wards. I know someone personally who was in a mental facility (mostly major depression, thoughts of suicide, this was like a decade ago in their teens.)

And they said 90% of the people were in there for the same reasons (and for stupid reasons, parents not understanding mental illness, abusive parents just throwing their kids in one so they couldn’t deal with them, or one family thought medicine would cure their child’s gayness ) but the 10% were legit insane (screaming at the nurses, attacking the nurses, the patients, or themselves. Hearing voices and causing a distraction to others.) And everyone felt super uncomfortable and scared being around them, like it was a risk to everyone but no one really cared for the patients safety.

I’m saying this because I don’t really think Chris is a high risk person. Like I don’t think he’d hurt a nurse or officer or himself for no reason. I just think he’d be a distraction to other patients, talking about Rosechu and how he’s basically Jesus Christ. I can imagine him screaming his bullshit and pissing off the patients. I don’t know if they will just throw him a room away from people. I could be wrong.

Well, considering he's even in there in the first place because he proved he was a danger to someone else, he has a history of violence (gamestop) and has an escalating pattern of being completely creepy towards women irl (resulting in convention bans etc), has it ever occurred to you he might try to, idk, rape a female nurse or patient in there?

He's also a huge guy who is completely capable of going tard rageout on someone for the sole reason that what someone else is trying to tell him isn't what he thinks should be happening in his head and he can't make the two match up.

His reasons are not necessarily the sorts of things you would consider reasons because you are a relatively normal person and Chris is at this point functionally insane.

Chris is no longer the cute lil kid who changed his name cause of godbear, tried to get Julie back, and had a series of containable freakouts online while his dad tried to reign him in. He has not been that kid for a very long time. That is a very small part of his history now.

Jesus.

 

[NoonmanR]

I know this is TMI but I don’t know if they can or not separate people who aren’t insane (still suffering from mental illness but not insane to the point where they’re fucked up) from people who are legit insane in mental hospital/psych wards. I know someone personally who was in a mental facility (mostly major depression, thoughts of suicide, this was like a decade ago in their teens.)

And they said 90% of the people were in there for the same reasons (and for stupid reasons, parents not understanding mental illness, abusive parents just throwing their kids in one so they couldn’t deal with them, or one family thought medicine would cure their child’s gayness ) but the 10% were legit insane (screaming at the nurses, attacking the nurses, the patients, or themselves. Hearing voices and causing a distraction to others.) And everyone felt super uncomfortable and scared being around them, like it was a risk to everyone but no one really cared for the patients safety.

I’m saying this because I don’t really think Chris is a high risk person. Like I don’t think he’d hurt a nurse or officer or himself for no reason. I just think he’d be a distraction to other patients, talking about Rosechu and how he’s basically Jesus Christ. I can imagine him screaming his bullshit and pissing off the patients. I don’t know if they will just throw him a room away from people. I could be wrong.

From what i know, no, they do not. Probably don't even have the space to accommodate these people really, even if they bothered to distinguish them from the other admittions.

I still can't believe it happened, even though it should've happened multiple times over by now. Seriously thought he was gonna coast on by with the excuse of autism/transexuality, but i guess Chris ain't getting out any time soon.

Well, considering he's even in there in the first place because he proved he was a danger to someone else, has it ever occurred to you he might try to rape a female nurse or patient in there?

I doubt they'd have any kind of female nurse unattended around a potential rapist, more likely he's gonna have like a big black dude or someone who can handle him no problem.

 

[Pointless Sperg]

Well, considering he's even in there in the first place because he proved he was a danger to someone else, has it ever occurred to you he might try to rape a female nurse or patient in there?

Jesus.

On a nurse? Not going to happen. That's not how Chris operates.

On another patient? Maybe, but it would have to be someone pliable, and it would have to be private. Patients are generally not allowed unsupervised access to each other except for roommates, and someone like Chris would probably not have a roommate.

Although there's the outside chance that they'd room him with another troon.

I don't know how Virginia does it, but generally they have rooms where people are paired, and rooms where people are not. The common areas are well lit and always have camera coverage. Rooms don't always have cameras in lower-security facilities, but sometimes do. The isolation rooms for difficult people always have cameras. In a higher-security facility, absolutely everything has a camera except the toilet. Problematic patients are sometimes placed in a room more like a cell where even the toilet does not have privacy.

Usually they have a level system where you start at level 1 and work your way up the levels to get more privileges. Level 1 is fairly restrictive and you can't leave your room unsupervised. Level 0 is the isolation room where you go if you misbehave. Different facilities have different systems, but they often have something like this model.

 

[TayandYou]

Well, considering he's even in there in the first place because he proved he was a danger to someone else, he has a history of violence (gamestop) and has an escalating pattern of being completely creepy towards women irl (resulting in convention bans etc), has it ever occurred to you he might try to, idk, rape a female nurse or patient in there?

He's also a huge guy who is completely capable of going tard rageout on someone for the sole reason that what someone else is trying to tell him isn't what he thinks should be happening in his head and he can't make the two match up.

Trutch be told, I don't think it's is very likely that he's going to prey on the nurses.

He might want to rape women, but he's incapable of doing that to anybody that's not a senile 80 year old. You forgot how weak Chris is physically, and all the HRT and obesity would have only made him weaker since the old days when he struggled to lift up a carton of lemonade. I'm pretty sure a petite nurse would be able to overpower him. "Tard Rage" is not a superpower, if your muscles are underdeveloped you are still weak.

The patients on the other hand, might actually be in danger. Chris is an opportunist after all, he might find somebody unable to resist him. I'm not sure if those facilities will even let him around female patients though.

 

[Roger Smith]

Another prophecy forfilled !
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Why have all you trolls and bad energies just jumped to the conclusion that Chris has gone to a psych ward ? You do know prisoners get random transfers like all the time without explanation ?

 

[Pointless Sperg]

Chris Chan is Innocent! (Alternate Timeline)

We're zapping to the extreme now huh?The music used near the end of the video - https://youtu.be/X6ftD1ophEk

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Another prophecy forfilled !
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Why have all you trolls and bad energies just jumped to the conclusion that Chris has gone to a psych ward ? You do know prisoners get random transfers like all the time without explanation ?

Normally it is shown where they were transferred to, and you can look up the intake information for that facility and follow where the person has gone.

When the facility is not specified, it's because they're not allowed to say. The majority of the time, this is because of HIPAA privacy restrictions, i.e. medical reasons.

I mean, there are other reasons, but psychiatric care is by far the most plausible. I don't think Chris has been entered into a witness protection program, for instance.

 

[Goofy Goober]

Normally it is shown where they were transferred to, and you can look up the intake information for that facility and follow where the person has gone.

When the facility is not specified, it's because they're not allowed to say. The majority of the time, this is because of HIPAA privacy restrictions, i.e. medical reasons.

I mean, there are other reasons, but psychiatric care is by far the most plausible. I don't think Chris has been entered into a witness protection program, for instance.

Random question but how's the hygiene situation there? Will Chris's stench continue to grow or will the nurses put a big ol' halt to that?

 

[NoonmanR]

If what i heard about effinraws has any truth to it they absolutely will wash his ass if he starts to stink too badly.

 

[D_Tractor]

I can picture him arguing with a schizophrenic over which of them is really Jesus.

 

[Skitterways]

I know this is TMI but I don’t know if they can or not separate people who aren’t insane (still suffering from mental illness but not insane to the point where they’re fucked up) from people who are legit insane in mental hospital/psych wards.

It depends on the size of the facility. Most psych wards if they are in general community medical hospital might have 20 beds and the stay would be relatively short. Just to stabilize the patient on meds until they can be discharged or transferred. Patients would have an assortment of various mental health issues and be adults 18 and older.
If it is an all psychiatric facility there are different units that may be grouped in different ways; age, gender, psychiatric condition etc. I know Eastern State Hospital has a general adult unit, a geriatric unit, and the NGRI unit. Those UHS psych facilities for the 11 to 17 years old adolescents I previously mentioned, one of them has a unit specifically for 'sexually aggressive offenders'. Teenagers that have legit charges on them as sex offenders that they try to rehabilitate. I know of another facility that has an eating disorder unit. It all depends on the size and if they have chosen to specialize in treating a specific disorder.

 

[Pointless Sperg]

Random question but how's the hygiene situation there? Will Chris's stench continue to grow or will the nurses put a big ol' halt to that?

Chris' hygiene has already been much better in recent years, and in jail he would have had daily access to a shower, so he was probably not too bad.

If he is in a psych facility from chimping out, however, then his mental state may have degraded and his hygiene suffered. They will make sure he stays somewhat clean but they can't wash him 24/7 if he goes into feces-smearing mode.

If he's just been transferred for competency reasons then it will probably be a similar situation to jail -- his hygiene will probably be fine.

 

[Tennis-Ball-Tony]

 

[normiereeee]

He's been deported to Russia. That's it guys, WW3 has begun.

 

[Klokateer636]

I can picture him arguing with a schizophrenic over which of them is really Jesus.

Fuck, you think it was bad when Liquid Chris was pretending to be Chris? Chris damn near had an aneurism. Holy shit, the spergery would be off the charts!

 

[redcent]

On a nurse? Not going to happen. That's not how Chris operates.

On another patient? Maybe, but it would have to be someone pliable, and it would have to be private. Patients are generally not allowed unsupervised access to each other except for roommates, and someone like Chris would probably not have a roommate.

Although there's the outside chance that they'd room him with another troon.

I don't know how Virginia does it, but generally they have rooms where people are paired, and rooms where people are not. The common areas are well lit and always have camera coverage. Rooms don't always have cameras in lower-security facilities, but sometimes do. The isolation rooms for difficult people always have cameras. In a higher-security facility, absolutely everything has a camera except the toilet. Problematic patients are sometimes placed in a room more like a cell where even the toilet does not have privacy.

Usually they have a level system where you start at level 1 and work your way up the levels to get more privileges. Level 1 is fairly restrictive and you can't leave your room unsupervised. Level 0 is the isolation room where you go if you misbehave. Different facilities have different systems, but they often have something like this model.

The person I know who went into psych ward... Everyone was with a room mate. But there was a guard patrolling constantly. And once you had the sleep in at night, once you're up your door is locked and you spend your time getting help until it's time to go to bed again

Also it's likely that people who while insane might harm others are kept from other people with mental illness (ie dementia patients or teenagers with bipolar etc) could be wrong though.

 

[Rungle]

Who the fuck smiles in His own mugshot?

Might aswell go out with a smile

 

[NaggotFigger]

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It's always the best prison for Chris.

 

[omniflash]

I am not sure how much I can say due to HIPAA guidelines, But I can confirm as of today Chris is in Western State Hospital. Which if anyone is familiar with this particular place, chris will likely not stay here long, This is the kind of place that makes you wish you were in jail. Weirdly enough chris has sort of been here before in that urban exploring video.