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Intake procedure at a psych ward. They look inside your phone case before giving it too you for your visiting time, or whatever
Could you explain why, or maybe what you did that created this rule.
I had a razor blade hidden in my phone case. I told them about this during intake when I realized they would probably give it back to me at some point.
They thanked me for telling them, and then said something to themselves about how they should check every phone
Why?
I was there for self harm