I know it worked for one person because the staff wanted to get rid of her. She was making everyones lives miserable. Not sure about the other.
But also, here’s another fact. A patient does not have to take their medication that the hospital is giving you BUT the Dr can take you to court and you can be forced to take it by the judge. If this happens, chances are that your hospital stay will be a lot longer because of your non compliance. Also, in this situation, the Dr almost always wins. Like I said before, the judge trusts the Dr and if the Dr is prescribing something then it is being done for a reason.
Also, (and then I’ll shutup) if anyone has to go inpatient or to visit someone who is inpatient this happens pretty often. The nurses/Drs/mental health workers have to call security in order to get someone under control. A lot of the time just knowing that security was called, gets the patient under control without any force. But if a tranquilizer is given (through a shot) security will ALWAYS be there in order to hold down the patient since this is obviously against the patients will. If the patient willingly takes a tranquilizer, he will take it orally.
bomb- you da bomb:))