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.
Sometime between 2008 and 2015, I became a victim of psychiatric abuse. As a result of many hospitalizations and my most recent mental health status, I was misdiagnosed with schizoeffective disorder, according to my most recent psychiatrist.
I suffered PTSD from spiritual warfare and experienced detachment since 2006, and at the same time, I fought to stay connected to my roots and my most valuable VIPs (my heavenly angels, who are my son and two daughters). I even wrote about it in college and included them in a speech presentation video for my speech course in the summer of 2016.
This was from my hospitalization at Alvarado Park Institute in San Diego, California, in October of 2008
I've never had an all-or-nothing attitude (that's not me). On the contrary, I demonstrate that when I wrote my college essay in Rogerian Style, I debunked this myth. Then again, these are people who peddled to hold the title of a Doctor. However, no one knows you better than yourself. So, don't ever give up or give in to anything and anyone other than your own truth/intuition. Always believe in yourself and those who helped along the way.
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the foster kids are back in school and i am risking the sin of pride over how well it is going. i say risking the sin of pride to remind myself that, while pride can be a good thing, it slides into denial and neglect with natural ease.the extra free time i have while they are in school is tempting my reading compulsions. i love to be the resident know-it-all who has read every fact available. i...
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Good Monday to you!!I hope that everyone will have a great week?What are you up to??Sending hugs to anyone who needs one!...xo
A lot of people with cptsd have been diagnosed schizoaffective at one point
A lot of doctor's now really don't want to make a firm diagnosis or 'labels' as it often referred to now because there are so many of the same symptoms with different diagnosis but the symptoms can be treated
I'm sorry for the hurt you've gone through
I hope you're getting help for the trauma...xo