I want to join your support group and sent an email.

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...positive/negative...eustress/distress

Haha yeah i agree with u she is amazed❤

You should invite her to be a guest lecture

@SharkTank I think he made it pretty clear.

SharkTank So he can push people to take medicine,fk up their life,and make money

@@taghreedrulia5168 Psychologist don't prescribe meds. They are not MD's.

I think I list everything.....did you get reply from me? Regarding my son.

@@michellesnyder816 I didn’t get your reply regarding your son. My case with the young girl worked out really well. All charges against her were dismissed and she is back in college doing well. Take care Lauren!

My son has refused to talk with anyone and thinks they are sitting him up. What happens if he is considered incompetent? Will they still send him to prison ? How do I go about this ? I'm disabled and he helps me with my day to day Not a clue and feeling lost b and helpless.

@@michellesnyder816 If your son has been diagnosed as psychotic most courts will handle a case differently than criminal court. This is what happened in my case. Her case was handled in Mental Health Court. His lawyer can petition the court to have it handled in Mental Health Court. Can you tell me more about your son’s case and what state is it in? I could research it for you and of course there would be no charge.

People can be absolutely remorseless and incredibly ignorant, stress just makes the condition worse i got locked up on a psychiatric ward the year before last and honestly it was the best thing that ever happened to me, my brain is very susceptible to the side effects of medication because of a traumatic brain injury that happened when i was 3, when your working trying to pay your bills and everything all the while being tormented by neighbours or the people in your local supermarket can make it incredibly difficult going through the mental health system, I'm from the UK so its probably a bit different but basically its like spending several months locked in your mind being mentally and emotionally tortured, and then the medication they prescribe has life threatening side effect that require you to go to the hospital immediately.

Try not to be scared and remember that thoughts and hallucinations can't harm you. Know that what happens is in your mind, so be strong and remember that it is YOUR mind and YOU are in control. My gf now ex left me after an episode in which I seen dead people walking around and had two demons and the devil torment me for months. Got no help from a doctor who just said get more rest and don't listen to the voices. My parent's advice was also to not listen. Never been so alone. Going to work was a living nightmare with thought broadcasting and I got through by trying to ignore the thoughts, the demons, the childrens choirs singing or the nuke alarm going off. Eventually I started sparring with the voices on matters of logic as they were hypocrites and couldn't keep their story straight. So I started taunting them and became calmer gaining control to the point the voices were just silly. I took a lot of strength from prayer at the time, especially prayers to Archangel Michael. I hadn't believed in it for a long time but it actually helped.

@@siriusleigh24 Wow. I find your story really interesting! I wish you the best.

@@malcolmmcarthur6406 Thank you, I need to write it down sometime as it was like being in a haunting/horror movie. All the pieces fit. I was living in a dark valley, flanked by mountains. The old headmaster's house adjoined to the old school building now converted. Church and graveyard to the left, and another graveyard across the road. An old miners Town, people lived short lives there. It all started with an earthquake. Within 1-2 years, nearly died in a car crash. All 3 of my dogs died. 10 year relationship ended. Left my job and moved far away.

@@siriusleigh24 tell the voices "I don't have time for this shit"

you will get stronger and they are going to get weak and will disappear

I don’t understand how you guys say you have visual hallucinations and at the same time say that you can’t make difference between a visual hallucination and a real thing that other people normally see .. please explain to me .. do you guys know that after the hallucinations go away ? I’m not sick but this idea is really getting me thinking too hard that I’m afraid to get sick

sara Sasha so that’s a good question. Most of the time I do know it’s a hallucination that only I can see. Because I Just know by now that it’s not real. Uhm such as seeing a moth land on my finger or a really tall person with no face. Because it’s not a normal thing. However, I have had a hallucination one time that I did not know it wasn’t real. I was convinced it was and actually became quite inpatient and mad and incredulous asking my boyfriend if he could see it. It was a orange circle lit up on the ceiling in the dark room. I believed him only because know he wouldn’t lie to me. But I couldn’t distinguish. So I told my psychiatrist. Hasn’t happened since. Well, when I hear voices...I’ll be in the shower this recent time..and home alone. I got out to go search my apartment after calling out. Couldn’t find anyone. Went back in the shower and heard it more. So I was like oh, I’m having an auditory hallucination. So it’s kind of like a middle ground at times I guess. It’s complicated. I wouldn’t worry at all. It sounds scarier then it actually is ♥️

sara Sasha I should say I don’t have schizophrenia but Cyclothymia & borderline personality disorder. I’m on meds and some of the old delusions I had before meds was that Sasquatch controlled the weather, sunlight dish soap has radioactive in it. I went to the hospital in pain and had a delusion that the nurses and doctors and my mom were all conspiring to keep me in the hospital locked away. And that they were lying about me being in pain and sick. Even though I went there with really bad pain and almost had my gallbladder removed. It wasn’t a long delusion but at one point I actually ranway. I stayed for eight days. In a row after on the surgery ward.

@paul w Don't be jerk. You're feeding peoples delusions and causing real harm.

Thank you for being open about it. I've never had schizophrenia, but have struggled with depression and anxiety and I appreciated you sharing. It helps people feel less alone. :)

You need to find a different Doctor. One who cares and will listen to you and help you. The Doctor you mentioned sounds like they're lazy and just don't want to bother with you or try to help you. Sadly some Doctors are like that. I went to five different Doctors before I found one that was nice and was willing and able to help me with my Bipolar II. Don't give up. Help is out there. Sometimes it's a process of elimination. If you know what doesn't work, then you are closer to finding what does.

Dont forget to advocate for yourself! When I first started my mental health journey I would deal with awful psychiatrists and any meds (even when they weren't working for me) because I was scared to speak up and advocate for myself. Whatever you decide to do I just wanted to let you know I dont think any of that is embarrassing or shameful. You are valued and you matter. You're worthy of treatment if that's the route you choose. Don't give up I am routing for you!!

Hi tanner! Just want to let you know another stranger out there cares about and values your experience. I know it takes a lot to share personal things like this and I'm really proud of you for speaking up! I hope you find a medical professional who can assist you in the way you need, but know you're not alone or less valuable because of whatever current processes your brain is going through. Mental health is incredibly complex and nuanced, but know you're worthy and capable of the life you desire.

Hi Tanner, I hope you see this. If you would like to contact me so we can talk privately, my email is abby.barber@gmail.com. I do think you could be correct in that your symptoms have been caused by your TBI. That is unfortunately common, there are even a few youtubers who have vlogged about about their experiences that might be insightful for you. There is one guy in particular who is having problems that break my heart. His schizophrenia and other mental health diagnosis did not come on until after his tbi in the military, and unlike how you experience periods of normality in between your symptoms, he is unfortunately stuck in a perpetual cycle of symptoms and it is sad. His name is Daniel. He is featured on the channel SBSK and also has his own channel which is followed by and supported by thousands of people who care for him and are supporting him through his journey. The reason I tell you this is that I feel it is incredibly important for you to seek help IMMEDIATELY if you begin to experience ANY of the signs of yourself beginning to slip into a psychosis episode. If you have family or spouse or close friends that you feel comfortable telling, please tell them the symptoms and advise them of what to do if they see them. You could even try writing a generic letter regarding the symptoms that you experience including the suicidal ideations, and that you have a military related TBI. Carry this with you somewhere even jn your phone just in case, so that you can show it to a DR or someone near you, and they will know what is going on should this happen in the future. Right now, when you are in a calm state of mind, is the perfect time to start coordinating a care plan for yourself, and seèking out the help of a psychiatrist, or a neuro-psychiatrist, particularly one that specializes in TBI and related mental health symptoms. You can begin seeing them regularly, discuss symptoms amd anything else you might need to talk about, and ask them to assist you in making a game plan to share with your loved ones in the event of another episode, including how and where to take you for care. This could save your life, as typically a person who is in the midst of an episode is not able to coordinate these things at the time they need them and may be jn complete denial that there is a problem at all, especially if in the first phase that you spoke of. There ARE some medications that can be used either daily to help prevent, or during episodes to help calm down the symptoms. This might be helpful for you. I would also encourage you to seek out crisis care in your area,look up numbers, locations, facilities or groups that you might be able to use in the event of a crisis. Some areas even have a number you can text to have them contact you and help you during a crisis, depending on where you live. If you need help finding this info, email me and I will help you find it.I used to handle some of this for work so I can usually assist in at least making someone a list of options. I am heartbroken at the amount of people who are ex military, or even active, that have suffered some kind of psychiatric or mental health symptoms during or after serving, and the absolute lack of acknowledgement that the military and VA here in the US, give to this issue. I cannot even count how many people I have come into contact with that are or have suffered from something similar and havent been made aware of the possibility of these issues occurring, the symptoms to look out for, the ways to seek help and options for treatment and care.....it is due in part to the stigma of these conditions and the INCORRECT connection that people make between admitting that there is something going on, and asking for help, and thinking that doing so means you are weak. You arent. Those of us who suffer from mental health csymptoms are often stronger than many others due to the battle constantly going on in our minds. I hope you are able to find some help with this, there IS help out there. I would be devastated if something happened to you or anyone else during an episode.

Just to reassure you, if you do have to go to the psychiatric hospital (in the USA) they probably won't keep you a long time like the olden days. Most hospital stays are a couple of weeks or less.

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Thank you for educating your students on psychosis...and also, support them on patreon for making your job easier! :)

You are a true and loyal friend. My husband of 38 yrs, is triggered by stress - good and bad. Family deaths, family weddings, birth of our children and grandchildren. There’s no way to avoid these stressors. That’s life. It’s too bad your friend doesn’t have the support of his family. It’s so important.,Hopefully, with time , his family will develop the insight needed to help this loved one!

Do you get psychosis even on meds

Hi watch “talking with people living with schizophrenia” I don’t know how to link it here anyway it’s great how they compare each other situation & how they have routines & often do a realities check I also heard about getting a monthly shot. It’s great

What's "scitzofrinic" ?

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You've described me exactly

Lauren your a star.

Thank you for your service 🙏

@BurningBlackScarlet awww im hugging you in my mind young lady. I also am Bipolar 1 and have experiences with psychosis. Matter of fact ive heard things that arent even here around me. See my lengthy descriptive account of this I just posted in comments. You are not alone, there are so sooo soooo many of us out here. You comment shows me you posted 4months ago. Its now 1:38am on 10/26 and Im hoping you are ok and doing well

@@reason5591 Thank you for your reply. I'm giving you a big hug in my mind as well

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Naomi DelValle-Kasib you’re already helping so much just by caring.

Naomi DelValle-Kasib being there is what helps. Just showing up. Sitting with your child, treating them like you treat anyone you care about.

Hi Naomi, I am a mom to my 17 year old daughter with the Schizophrenia, yes I agree with you, its really hard and painful to watch them suffer and can't help them get off from the hallucinations.

Yes I am in the same situation

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Jesus Christ helps me

“The Journey between who you once were; and who you are now becoming; is where the Dance 💃 of Life really takes place.. American Native Indian quote...

@@lovewavesdriftingforever I respect that quote!! Very great knowledge.⭐👍💯⭐

@@jasonburchard3743 Thank you... you’re welcome

Yes I agree too it reminds me of a psychology lecture. Not from a person's experience. Quite detached to be honest.

@@tomjenkins8833 detached really? Wow its quite the opposite for me. Guess this is because we are all wired differently.

OOooo you are so efin wise, marijuana cured my epilepsy so stop demonizing medicine, anything can hurt you in young age you moron

@@dadob8458 I never said marijuana was bad, in fact CBD has a lot of medicinal benefits. I was just speaking specifically about psychosis in teens. I'm glad it helped you with your epilepsy.

@@dadob8458 He is right .. There are studies about THC and psychosis correlation .. Read up ..

@@MileRastovac ok, I got it, anything can hurt you on this world, branch in the mouth hurts you, brick in the had, 5 kg of chocolate, shouldn't we be careful how we walk, talk, eat. It just kills me, when you demonize something, should you tell about good sides of it to?

@@dadob8458 I don't try to demonize weed, i smoke weed myself .. Im just saying that there is connection with hallucinogenic drugs and psychosis and thats all ..

Wow this is interesting to me in a big way....just wow!

what if it's a spiritual gift of the passed loved ones trying to tell you they are near? or a spiritual meaning? like do you ever look up the meaning of them to see if it resonates with you?

Lucky XD i smell cat pee

@@ffiaidd6277 That is very unfortunate, I wish you get better🐱. Smells suck.

@@ffiaidd6277 hello how are you doing? Nice to respond to nice, good, decent people on KZfaq!🖖🏽

You're clearly not a Democrat.

Psychosis is usually accompanied with auditory and visual hallucinations. Some of my clients see eyeballs in the wall staring at them. Some are convinced they are getting shots filled with eels. Some think the water is poison and refuse to shower for many months.

@@CraigFactsareFacts Says the guy who believes Trump and Fox News are the best places to find out the truth.

It fucking sucks because I feel like I can’t trust anything. Not even my own mind. (I used to believe I was God but I had no control over everything and you have to understand how fucking scary that is)

William Scott Collier I have very loud auditory hallucinations that quickly turn more visual. No matter what I do I cannot convince myself they are not real. When I am talking to friends or family I will talk about the noises as though they hear them, and then quickly realize they do not hear anything. I will apologize and say I misspoke and then try to isolate myself, but then do the same thing again minutes later. Towards the end, I will even test the hallucinations. I will run tests to prove they are not real, but I always end up disproving myself.

@VtorGaming Nope. I might one day but I can't see myself doing it anytime soon. I don't even use cannabis anymore. After losing total control, I'm too scared of losing it again. Drugs are always a risk and for now I don't like my odds.

My son is going through this now. Caused by meth. He has stopped all rec. drugs. High paranoia and voices. He's able to control it somewhat. It's been 3 months. How long did it take for you to get better?

@@iamstardust6989 I haven't had full auditory or visual hallucinations since the event. Once I sobered up from the experience I was back to reality. I have some PTSD though and struggle with the anxiety it causes. I get scared that I'm going crazy sometimes but doctors have assured me that I'm okay. I sincerely hope you guys get through it. If he is still experiencing full hallucinations like clear voices then I strongly recommend going to a psychiatrist if you haven't already. Whatever symptoms persist, he can live with them, it just takes work. I had to learn grounding techniques that help me stop dissociating when I get stressed. The best thing you can do is be emotionally supportive and try to get professional help routinely for as long as possible. I still see mental health professionals very regularly to stay ahead of my obstacles.

@@Meechy37 Thank you for your reply.

This is exactly what I’m going trough

@@mattblackwell. thankyou so so much, it really means so much to me xxxx

This is a great vid that helps reduce the stigma of mental illness. Her words are a mirror to me!!! I hope all is stable with you. Sail on despite the waves!!! Sending positive vibes your way.🌟🤗🌟

@D. Plant virtual hugs I totally get it. Im 60 yrs old diagnosed with BPD1 at 41yrs old and began experiencing auditory hallucinations around 10 yrs ago.

You are schizophrenic garbage.

???

can psychosis feel like an infinite thought loop and like a fever in your brain that's what mine felt like and hallucinating and rapid anxiety or impending doom.

How are you now?

@@enzosalocin7473 if me then im better but still get depression.

@@numerology1138are you still on medication? Did you get a diagnosis?

Take your Haldol ass injection now ! Followed by a few Seroquel pills and your vodka !

@@curtishollerback6707 just cause you enjoy your demons doesn't mean people who still have a conscience would. I woke up this morning, Curtis, and it was ringing in my head that all these people allowed themselves to be shot up with Satan's experimental genetic stuff and didn't even ask for financial compensation. Now they are fixing to use their children also for free. You and your demons are probably laughing everyday about that. Even prostitutes get paid.

Because they are Assholes who have abgesprochen in groups against me to intentionally wreck me..... Over king peis if times with no intending ever to really honestly interact with me ever that's the truth inky wreckage

To make me taste their medicine a few times that is...... I've I didn't invite anything about and have vu access to.....

@@fredericmoresmau4303 I hope you’re okay x

*SCHIZOPHRENIA TREATMENT BREAKTHROUGH* *I read through with interest. There should be no shame. I once believed Schizophrenia or mental illness has no cure. Well, it is true with English medicine, but not with Consummo Herbs. To be clear, there is no pharmaceutical medicine, no magic pill that has any significant effect on the progressive downhill course of this disease. My daughter's experience opened my eyes to the reality of a cure through the wonders of herbs. My daughter was diagnosed with schizophrenia many years ago. I spent more time in hospital than out of hospital. She had a major breakthrough only with CONSUMMO treatment. She has been well and living her best life. While there may be other different options to into, never make your own success path a secret. I consider myself an advocate for people who don’t have a voice. You can visit this blog for more info: **curetoschizophrenia.blogspot.com*

I'm dealing with the same dynamics. My stepdaughter stays with us. Her biological parents will have nothing to do with her and even with the limited contact she has, disputes are quick to arise. Her half-brother (my son) is wary of her and gets upset when she has an episode of arguing with her voices. Despite that, he gets very concerned if she leaves the house alone and feels that I should accompany her everywhere. They are both well capable of making hurtful remarks to each other, while quick to run to each other's defense when a third party should dare try the same. In other words, common sibling rivalry. I'm trying to get the message through that, although there is no requirement to love or even like each other, there is no excuse for lack of civility. Any hurt for either will hurt me and it's not nice. Maybe they will get the message one day.

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Exactually, I used to describe it as " being scared to death ".

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So true great work

Do you have friends?

I went thru a 6 month period of breastfeeding my baby where I was considerably well. Unfortunately since then I been hospitalized and jailed for psychosis symptoms. He is now 18 months and I been on and off my meds and in and out psychosis for a year. I'm back on them now but feel run down and tired from being a single mom of 2, work, wrong med levels, and he meds themselves. I am convinced I died and am in hell except for the love I feel for my kids.

Did the voices went away with the right medication?

@@thc7865 Yes they went away completely.

Brian Outlaw i dont have voices but i have music playing in my head the singing voices went away completely too but the tunes not went away what medication do you take?

@@thc7865 I take Aripiprazole. It work very well for me.

@@thc7865 I take Aripiprazole

Awww man i hope you are past this cycle you describe. Ive been there and ive been diagnosed with BPD 1 and general anxiety disorder and ptsd. Its tough living and carrying with day to day living.

How long it took yiu to recover bro??