the worst thing about halucinations is that we cannot say to ourselves, that the things we imagine for sure cannot be real, and forget them as there is always, obiectively, a small chance that they are real. this little chance prevents me for rejecting the halucinations ...i guess a healthy person doesnt care about things that are unlikely to happen, when an ill person sticks to such things
Dietary changes (quit eating meat and dairy, eat more fruits and veggies) and supplements too. Listen to The Life Regenerator on Youtube. Very helpful in conjunction with what you are doing now. Plus lots of meditation and exercise. :-)
@baaadpuddytat Leafy greens, beans, quinoa, etc. Make sure to supplement Omega-3 fatty acids, acidophilus, Vitamin B's, Vitamin D, and taking a good multivitamin. Find a good chiropractor and have them team up with your psychiatrist. That is what I am doing. You're very welcome. Lots of love, light, and healing to you. Keep up the good fight!
@tgb19919991 believe me, the clozaril is working. Without it I would be much, much worse. This clozaril has been the best drug I have been on. I just think it needs to be increased.
I have the same problem, walking down a street or shopping in a store or even at work, it constantly feels like im being spied on and it is debilitating, i personally think its part of the illness of schizophrenia/psychosis, so your not alone.
I know exactly what you mean Kat. I suffer it seems every waking hour and I just accept it as my fault. If I can reason it out I can keep "normal"? It's the stigma! It's the economy! It's the way of my lifestyle! And these thoughts make it as real as I can bear it best. It really drains me, but it' better than deluding myself that no one else can be afraid like this. I just delude myself that people are afraid of me and it keeps me fighting my schizophrenia.
I have hallucinated, heard voices had paranoia,psychosis since I was little.Was diagnosed last year as paranoid schizophrenic. Hallucinations, delusions paranoia became extreme.Drugs are beginning to have effect[ better and worse].Still think Im being spied on plotted against,on and off.Occasionally going to my freiends place helps.
this is really a very sad news...but i am confuse,you said at the starting of the video your doing very well in terms of your schizo symptoms,but the other part of your video,you seems to have alot of trouble with going outside and people watching you(i have that),so i am wondering how do you function with these symptoms you mentioned??but on the other part,i hope you do well,and wish that you quickly find a way to deal with these and give us a quick update if you find ways to deal with these...
Hey, Jeni. I suffered with this in the early years of my illness. I was house-bound for years from it and the intense feeling of paranoia was debilitating. I switched several meds and finally just started slowly immersing myself in situations like this until it eventually got better. I think your case is part agoraphobia mixed with intense paranoid delusions. Delusions can be very difficult to overcome even with the strongest meds. Try to assure yourself that it is not real when that happens.
the worst thing about halucinations is that we cannot say to ourselves, that the things we imagine for sure cannot be real, and forget them as there is always, obiectively, a small chance that they are real. this little chance prevents me for rejecting the halucinations ...i guess a healthy person doesnt care about things that are unlikely to happen, when an ill person sticks to such things
poganka45 2 days ago
Dietary changes (quit eating meat and dairy, eat more fruits and veggies) and supplements too. Listen to The Life Regenerator on Youtube. Very helpful in conjunction with what you are doing now. Plus lots of meditation and exercise. :-)
multiversedancer 1 week ago
@multiversedancer what do you eat for protein? What supplements? I will check out the Life Regenerator too. Thanks for the suggestion.
baaadpuddytat 1 week ago
@baaadpuddytat Leafy greens, beans, quinoa, etc. Make sure to supplement Omega-3 fatty acids, acidophilus, Vitamin B's, Vitamin D, and taking a good multivitamin. Find a good chiropractor and have them team up with your psychiatrist. That is what I am doing. You're very welcome. Lots of love, light, and healing to you. Keep up the good fight!
multiversedancer 1 week ago
I too get this parnoid feeling whenever i leave the house.
BrokenMind2010 1 week ago
I have the same watch my channel
REALITYTVONLOVE 1 week ago
the clozaril isnt working for you i start in about a month smi is about to go thru inbox me ur answer thx
tgb19919991 1 week ago in playlist Uploaded videos
@tgb19919991 believe me, the clozaril is working. Without it I would be much, much worse. This clozaril has been the best drug I have been on. I just think it needs to be increased.
baaadpuddytat 1 week ago
I have the same problem, walking down a street or shopping in a store or even at work, it constantly feels like im being spied on and it is debilitating, i personally think its part of the illness of schizophrenia/psychosis, so your not alone.
ziganda26 2 weeks ago
those are terrible symptoms to have and i hope you can get past them and feel better.
Cathryn1962 3 weeks ago
I know exactly what you mean Kat. I suffer it seems every waking hour and I just accept it as my fault. If I can reason it out I can keep "normal"? It's the stigma! It's the economy! It's the way of my lifestyle! And these thoughts make it as real as I can bear it best. It really drains me, but it' better than deluding myself that no one else can be afraid like this. I just delude myself that people are afraid of me and it keeps me fighting my schizophrenia.
ursolong 3 weeks ago
I have hallucinated, heard voices had paranoia,psychosis since I was little.Was diagnosed last year as paranoid schizophrenic. Hallucinations, delusions paranoia became extreme.Drugs are beginning to have effect[ better and worse].Still think Im being spied on plotted against,on and off.Occasionally going to my freiends place helps.
channelchanneller 3 weeks ago in playlist My life with Schizophrenia
this is really a very sad news...but i am confuse,you said at the starting of the video your doing very well in terms of your schizo symptoms,but the other part of your video,you seems to have alot of trouble with going outside and people watching you(i have that),so i am wondering how do you function with these symptoms you mentioned??but on the other part,i hope you do well,and wish that you quickly find a way to deal with these and give us a quick update if you find ways to deal with these...
ethentey 3 weeks ago in playlist My life with Schizophrenia
that must be really hard...hope you start feeling better soon. :)
monicanietzsche 3 weeks ago
Hey, Jeni. I suffered with this in the early years of my illness. I was house-bound for years from it and the intense feeling of paranoia was debilitating. I switched several meds and finally just started slowly immersing myself in situations like this until it eventually got better. I think your case is part agoraphobia mixed with intense paranoid delusions. Delusions can be very difficult to overcome even with the strongest meds. Try to assure yourself that it is not real when that happens.
DementiaPraecox1 3 weeks ago