Ok… So … I’m trying a new strategy out for me. I truly have never tried this yet, but been thinking about it. We are told we have a sz and our brains are creating the delusions and thoughts. The problem is that we are not sure about what is told to us. So when you hear a voice, you think, I can’t have this voice created by my own mind. And yet, most people hear voices too. The difference between healthy people and us mostly is that our symptoms are a lot heavier. But otherwise we all may have pretty much like the same kind of symtoms.
I started a thread many months ago about God related stuff. I still think there was something wise about that thread. Have you also been having this thought how God should know your thoughts? I don’t want to argue about this, but lots of us think how our mind is not in privacy. Then back to this theme again…
I have learned today that there’s one important idea I want to try out. Because nobody likes to have too much trouble to learn, i.e. we hate to have ridiculously big book teaching to be cured - I thought: Ok, then there’s only few things maximum I will apply/think.
- I am having a private mind and my delusions happen because I am a bit paranoid about stuff.
- I stay neutral and need to stop pushing myself. Taking it easy and stuff.
So, this is what I’m going to try. I need to accept that my mind is making tricks with me. This is a very important step to take. I have made conspiracy theories about my illness and haven’t give myself a chance to get cured. And if I don’t drop out my beliefs about conspiracy, how can I ever recover??
My sensor to sense privacy needs a vacation. And I can’t hold my cards of possible unusual beliefs for eternity.
There might be hope for me. AND you.
PS, my sz started 13 years ago.
THANKS FOR READING!
My brother use to train me to help me loose weight and he’ll always ask “Do you want to live?” and I would always say “Yes! I want to live!”
it’s hard to loose weight argh! But anyways… I wanted to give you guys my perspective in life, Life is like a roller coaster sometimes, and sometimes it’s hard to make the right choices in life but Ive learnt to follow my heart instead of my head.