IsThisTheEnd?
Mange
- Aug 6, 2020
- 575
I mean its beyond the belief of most people that someone would spend all there time thinking about you and watching you. I think this is a big mistake. I can't comment on helicopters etc
I do not believe this is accurate. I've known more than one schizophrenic that is self aware of their condition. I currently have an acquaintance that shares that he currently has voices and visions in his head that make his life difficult. I'm too afraid to ask for fear of triggering him but I do know that he was employed at one point. Some people with schizophrenia can manage their symptoms to a certain extent. Maybe not during an acute episode that's untreated but for some it ebbs and flows.You'll never convince a schizophrenic that they're sick, schizophrenia is a disorder that changes not only what you think but how you think, so a regular person with, say, Bipolar II experiencing psychosis may realize that he's being crazy, a schizophrenic experiencing psychosis believes that how he's thinking is rational
I know, that's why I'm saying, it can't get much worse than this.Not worth risking making it worse.
And I can't even get meds anyway as professionals have agreed i don't have psychosis.
This isn't about me anyway . TIs go through hell yet no one believes us, despite all the evidence. Don't need more people saying it's a delusion or illness . It's rare but there are some very real cases. It's terrifying and alienating.
I can only speak for myself but only ctb will stop it for me.I know, that's why I'm saying, it can't get much worse than this.
Isn't there stuff that can help like Lithium or something like that?
I know it can seem very real (these delusions - and I'm not saying this to be an asshole or anything like that), but if you can even have a glimpse that another state of being is possible, why not try it?
If there is treatment it can make your life much more peaceful, so why not try it?
Have you tried meditation? Jusy watching your thoughts while you concentrate on one point?
You simply cannot reason with people who have Schizophrenia who are dug-in to their delusions.I know, that's why I'm saying, it can't get much worse than this.
Isn't there stuff that can help like Lithium or something like that?
I know it can seem very real (these delusions - and I'm not saying this to be an asshole or anything like that), but if you can even have a glimpse that another state of being is possible, why not try it?
If there is treatment it can make your life much more peaceful, so why not try it?
Have you tried meditation? Jusy watching your thoughts while you concentrate on one point?
I do not believe this is accurate. I've known more than one schizophrenic that is self aware of their condition. I currently have an acquaintance that shares that he currently has voices and visions in his head that make his life difficult. I'm too afraid to ask for fear of triggering him but I do know that he was employed at one point. Some people with schizophrenia can manage their symptoms to a certain extent. Maybe not during an acute episode that's untreated but for some it ebbs and flows.
I can only speak for myself but only ctb will stop it for me.
I'm sure for some there is a way out but the only reason i'm targeted is to fix the glitch and die.
There are many reasons people are TIs though and i'm sure some do manage to find other solutions. But my case is clear
Yea, I guess. I experienced delusions when I took LSD. They can actually get pretty intense...You simply cannot reason with people who have Schizophrenia who are dug-in to their delusions.
I don't have and never had that diagnosis . You can't diagnose people through a forum .You simply cannot reason with people who have Schizophrenia who are dug-in to their delusions.
I understand.I wish I could help these people though...
I don't have and never had that diagnosis . You can't diagnose people through a forum .
I understand why but soon I'll prove you all wrong when yet again this next assessment will conclude no psychosis.Ever ask yourself why just about everyone who interacts with you on this forum comes to the same conclusion about what's "most likely" going on with you
Well, I hope you do. But, the problem you have is that all of those "things" you've told us, "we" all know that they can't possibly be true in this world, and if you're experiencing them, there is just no other logical explanation except that what you're experiencing comes about through delusional thoughts, and that's regardless of what some medical "professional" might have to say. You see we're not the ones experiencing these "illusions", and the great majority of people don't, so we're the majority who knows what true reality is, but because you do experience these "illusions", we all know that there's some type of psychiatric disorder responsible for you experiencing all of it. We don't doubt that YOU believe your delusions. We just know that they're not grounded in truth, and that truth is absolute. Nothing can change truth no matter how much you'd like it to be so.I understand why but soon I'll prove you all wrong when yet again this next assessment will conclude no psychosis.
But why are your beliefs absolute truth and my beliefs nothing more than beliefs ? How can you be so absolutely sure about something that is happening to someone you've never met ? Improbable doesn't mean impossible. Improbable things happen everyday to people.Well, I hope you do. But, the problem you have is that all of those "things" you've told us, "we" all know that they can't possibly be true in this world, and if you're experiencing them, there is just no other logical explanation except that what you're experiencing comes about through delusional thoughts, and that's regardless of what some medical "professional" might have to say. You see we're not the ones experiencing these "illusions", and the great majority of people don't, so we're the majority who knows what true reality is, but because you do experience these "illusions", we all know that there's some type of psychiatric disorder responsible for you experiencing all of it. We don't doubt that YOU believe your delusions. We just know that they're not grounded in truth, and that truth is absolute. Nothing can change truth no matter how much you'd like it to be so.