@shutterbug im sorry but I keep getting the idea that at the very least 75% of people here hate me are you one of them
LoL I appreciate the edit. thought I’d have to give a lesson in critical thinking
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The more I think about the homeless people who are getting zero help the more I realize your right
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How many doses are you missing?
You should take them as prescribed.
I’ve been missing meds trying to get off for weeks tbh
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Sometimes I feel bad about not having a job.
Oh, I’d let you know if i did. LOL! You’re good man.
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that’s right. but I was answering your thread topic. don’t feel like you owe anyone anything if you’re getting benefits from the Man.
Here’s some anti-establishment music to get you going:
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That’s not good. Maybe that’s why you’re a bit paranoid and think people hate you etc.
You’ve got to talk to your psychiatrist and let them know that you have come off meds.
If I ever piss you off I’m sorry and I’ll try to fix my mistake my anxiety is bad I took my meds and I’m hoping it helps
The doctor said it wasn’t a good idea but I’m starting to realize I’m gonna have to take it
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I was gonna ask in the “say anything” thread but I’ve noticed slowly my concentration is getting worse I can barley watch stuff i like
No. I never felt bad or guilty about being disabled nor about collecting disability insurance because I always knew for certain that I was truly severely mentally ill and disabled and therefore deserved it. If not me, then who?
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I put in enough time at crappy state hospitals for months at a time to earn my disability. I feel guilty when i have to use my handicap parking placard, tho…
Personally, I don’t feel bad about it. I still managed to have a life and have many good experiences and know some cool people. The only stigma I’ve faced is from my roommate and his girlfriend, I learned she is mentally ill as well and I think she’s insecure and was laughing at me and trying to put me down because she feels bad about herself.
i dont consider myself disabled
No cause if i didn’t have schizophrenia I’d be paying into the system as well. Only 6% of a persons income goes towards taxes for social security. I paid more in taxes for the monster I bought today. It’s only dumbasses that complain about paying social security tax imo. It does a ■■■■ ton of good.
I don’t feel bad…I know of some in my family who would say I don’t deserve it,but I know better…damn right I deserve my disability, and now that I am 62 I am officially on social security not disability.
I have a bit of a split personality about being disabled . A mix of self disapproval because I never had a paid job. Wasn’t strong enough to get over the severe social anxiety and bullying related trauma to be able to work. On the other hand there’s the realisation that I never had the help and support to do the best I can do. For most of my time as a psych patient I’ve been treated in a negative way for not living up to mental health professionals expectations/demands of how I should be. If they’d actually bothered to do their jobs properly rather than using character assassination as a proxy for proper help and support then things might well have been very different. I exclude the mental health team I’ve had since moving to Wiltshire in 2017 from that criticism.
Neither do I , I worked for over 20 years before I received my ssdi.
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