schizophrenia

Discussion in 'Mental Health' started by Elle, Oct 22, 2009.

  1. Elle

    Elle Senior Member

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    I am very curious about this disease. I know there are several forms of it and I was just wondering who here has been diagnosed and if you could please talk about your experiances and what it's like on a daily basis as well as how it effects you.
     
  2. paperairplane

    paperairplane Banned

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    i always hear voices and see spiritual beings who guide me through their world, they pretty much make it impossible to lead a normal life, i keep becoming more and more isolated from people around me, i don't trust anyone, on top of that doctors/people who 'care' start telling you what to do and debunking your opinion because you obviously can't think for yourself cuz ur mind is broken, and don't know whats good for you, they try and force you to take pills that will destroy your essence and in the end make you worse, i take to the woodlands for solace and live mostly in my head, sometimes i understand my purpose in the world, and i know things are alright, and happening as they are meant to be, naturally and love is the greatest thing. I'm a healer and a lightworker.
     
  3. hnugginz

    hnugginz Member

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    I was diagnosed with schitzo-effective disorder when i was 20. I'll tell this story from both their point of view and mine:

    Mine:

    I was adopted when I was 4 and my adoptive parents were very overprotective and sheltering, because they were afraid my birth parents were gonna come and kidnap me back. when i turned 13, i started rebelling, and they had me on anti-deppressants and saw about 10 different therapists. when i was 20 i decided to go look for my real parents. i didn't tell my adoptive parents because i wanted to do this on my own. i met my mom, and she was very "witchy" looking...imagine walking into a gypsy's apartment. she asked if i wanted some tea, i said okay, and i don't remember much about that visit, but i know she showed me a book of photos of leslie, my younger sister, growing up, and of other family members. i asked her of my ancestry, she named off french, german, native american, and african american, and english...so pretty much she was more than vague with her information...as i was leaving, she ran out the door and told me to eat something. i was like, okay, whatever... well anyway, during the next month, my mind started wandering, i started writing weird things and symbols in my journal that i had no idea what they meant, and became very suspicious of my adoptive parents, in my head, i was realizing the 'real' reason they adopted me: they wanted me to be a part of they're 'cult.' and in my mind they had betrayed my family by taking me from them. this was my first bout of insomnia(still hasn't gone away) and i started obesessing over my adoption, looking for clues, on tv, in the paper and advertisements on what really happened and what was gonna happen. so needless to say i started freaking out, ended up in jail for tresspassing and resisting arrest, and when i got to jail, i ended up in the padded cell, and in my head, had honest to god thought i had gone to hell. there was shit and blood smeared all over the walls, and the police were cruel, taunting, and evil-natured. i couldn't believe they would treat a fellow human being like this...i spent a week in that cell not eating or sleeping, and from there they took me to the local mental hospital. i still think that place is where they send all the witches and warlocks, whether they know it or not. but anyway, i spent a month there, getting used to the drugs they were giving me and eating and sleeping and getting my soul back. to me, schitzo-ism is like being slipped 10 hits of acid. your perception of reality is on a totally different plane, so people outside of that plane view you as a sick person. when i had a daughter 4 years later, the state took her away because of my diagnosis. they said i was unfit to raise a child. my adoptive parents are raising her.

    their point of view:

    since both her birth parents are mentally ill, she is too, she suffers from delusions and accute paranoia. will need medication for the rest of her life....

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    gotta love psychiatry! whoo! lmao:cheers2:
     
  4. Elle

    Elle Senior Member

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    Thanks for your story:)
     

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