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.
akumumasochist
i thought it'd gone away.
i hadn't been seeing the 'monsters' in almost half a year, and 'Linds' hadn't showed up to try and comfort me.
i was at a furniture store and my mother was talking about me, she said something i didn't want to hear, and then i heard Linds.
I was having trouble not responding, but when i did, the employees would whisper and look my way.
then, i got out of the shower teh other day, and there was something in the mirror, i held back a scream and looked back and it was gone...
i hoped to god that maybe it was just my imagination.
that same night, they came back too. the monsters and their suffocating
words; their damned lies about me that everyone says isn't true.
i'm not sure what to do; my parents didn't believe me the first time,
and i can't afford to see a therepist right now.
i hadn't been seeing the 'monsters' in almost half a year, and 'Linds' hadn't showed up to try and comfort me.
i was at a furniture store and my mother was talking about me, she said something i didn't want to hear, and then i heard Linds.
I was having trouble not responding, but when i did, the employees would whisper and look my way.
then, i got out of the shower teh other day, and there was something in the mirror, i held back a scream and looked back and it was gone...
i hoped to god that maybe it was just my imagination.
that same night, they came back too. the monsters and their suffocating
words; their damned lies about me that everyone says isn't true.
i'm not sure what to do; my parents didn't believe me the first time,
and i can't afford to see a therepist right now.
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but it sure makes for a rough day.
When my mind - or whatever - is interfering with my day, I "just" put it on my daily inventory - right next to the toothache, sore hip or whatever - and try not to let it surprise me. I don't ignore it, but I don't exaggerate its importance, either. It is "just" there.
Sometimes I come to understand "it." More often "it" goes away on its own.
Hugs aku. There are lots of things parents can't help with. We are only human.
Meanwhile keep in mind that the things you see aren't real, they can't hurt you. The things you're hearing can frustrate you and haunt you...but they can't make you do anything. Listen without reaction, try to let it pass. It will pass!
i will keep writing here and update you guys. thanks so much. i feel just a little less lost now.