Schizophrenia Support Group
Schizophrenia is a psychiatric diagnosis that describes a mental disorder characterized by impairments in the perception of reality and by significant social dysfunction. Untreated schizophrenia is typically characterized by demonstrating disorganized thinking and experiencing delusions or auditory hallucinations.
dancecrazy46
i work with alot of mental health people and they said because of my "alternate reality" (as they put it) i have something similer. i cant remember what they called it but it was a cross between this and bipolar. (no suport group for it) its not as common... i dont like my "condition" labled because to me its every day life... my "altrenate world" is my family as well as "normal reality" family is. how do you explain how "lables" make you feel. they keep telling me its not real... but ive seen them sence i was little... i never want to get rid of them.. they are a suport system more then anything.. they help keep my mood stable by giving suport my "real" family cant.... any one felt this way? help!
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I highly recommend seeking treatment and getting into therapy to grieve the loss of your hallucination friends before you experience the negative side to this disease!
My dxes (labels) offer me a vocabulary with which I can better discuss my dilemmas, but they have yet to solve a single dilemma for me. The label can distract me from my personal facts all too easily.
So far, so good. Nobody's threatened to lock me up for it yet... I think it even worked once or twice. Or... At least it got them to change the subject.
But it sounds like they're friendly and interesting. What's the problem?