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I hate how emotional posts about schizophrenia make me. Like I'm not schizophrenic, but it has affected my life a lot.
My genitor is schyzoaffectif, so it had an effect on my life, he also didn't take his meds for most of my life (or he took them very rarely I can't remember).
My genitor is an asshole, unrelated to his schizophrenia but it did affect how he acted in his being an asshole.
And like I don't know?
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I used to be a very spiritual person and since being diagnosed I’ve questioned all of the spiritual experiences I’ve ever had, it sucks to think that something that was such a huge part of my life might have been a delusion.
Im p excited because im getting back into spirituality in a NON-religious psychosis kind of way and im getting into it but not like a crazy person :’-)
I really struggle with humor and comedy. I think it's a mixture of depression and flat affect. I see things that are supposed to be funny but I feel nothing. Sometimes I do feel something but it's like a dim glow of happiness that never builds into laughter. It's exceptionally hard for me to laugh naturally. It didn't used to be like this but it's hard to pinpoint when it happened.
I miss spontaneous laughter. I miss comedy that actually makes me feel something.
I feel like I'm made of stone.
Ive been in a psychotic episode (or at least been having signs of one) for about a week now, maybe more idk
My delusions have become so much more intense than they usually are. Sometimes it makes me feel bad, but other times I feel like this is a good thing. I have become one with them. They are able to be closer to me and truly tell me what they need to say. No ammount of dose increase can take them away from me. They are where theyre supposed to be, I feel better like this
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The worst part of my schizophrenia is i struggle with the delusion that my life is like The Truman Show only its a snuff film that's gonna end with me getting horribly gored in an unthinkable way
i should know by now that not taking my medicine properly will make me go insane bros im freaking out at the college i need michael jackson to save me
different from my typical posts but wanted to share that i started graduate school again today after being on medical leave for my mental health since march 1st !
i am a mix of nervous and excited . i have genuinely always enjoyed school , i just needed to take a few months away as i was in residential treatment and needed to be stabilized on medication .
i am studying clinical psychology//clinical mental health counseling in preparation to become a licensed therapist . i have my first residency mid november of this year !!
as someone living with a schizophrenia spectrum disorder my whole life , i have an extensive history with the mental healthcare system and 90% of it has been awful and horribly traumatic for me . schizophrenia is still so misunderstood and stigmatized among mental health professionals , it has taken a lifetime to find a therapist and psychiatrist who treat me as a human being with dignity . and it should not be this way .
i really want to become a therapist so i can work to make positive changes in mental healthcare , especially for lgbtq+ individuals and people living with more stigmatized conditions such as psychotic , dissociative , and personality disorders . i want to provide the treatment i wish i had received and be a safe person to go to . nobody should be treated as less than for a diagnosis and i try my hardest to educate and spread awareness to my classmates who may have never met somebody with chronic mental illness or have preconceived ideas about conditions such as schizophrenia .
my brain works much differently but it does not inherently make me dangerous or a bad person , and it will not make me a bad therapist .
i believe more people living with mental illness should feel empowered to pursue careers in psychology . i think it’s really important to have representation in the mental healthcare field and be a voice for people who might be unable or are too afraid to speak up ♡
