After the Injection: A Memoir of Survival and Resistance

They called it treatment. I call it survival." When Angeline Moyo, a Zimbabwean-born nurse working in the UK, was forcibly injected with Clopixol after a mental health crisis, her world shattered. Once a caregiver in the NHS, she found herself silenced, misdiagnosed, and detained-trapped in the very system she had once served with compassion. After the Injection is a searing memoir of survival, resistance, and reclamation. With unflinching honesty, Angeline exposes the racism, injustice, and medical coercion hidden within mental health care. From psychiatric wards to legal battles, from forced medication to the fight for dignity, her journey is one of both personal awakening and public defiance. More than a personal story, this book is a rallying cry for justice. It speaks to anyone who has ever felt voiceless, dismissed, or broken by institutions meant to help. Through pain, Angeline found purpose-and through her voice, others may find hope. Raw. Unapologetic. Necessary