I haven’t had any symptoms today!! I think the meds are working.
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Well no voices. I’m still trying to ignore delusional ideas.
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thats great circle 
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That is great news!!
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That’s amazing news !
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Long may it continue!
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That’s great!
May it continue!
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Great news congrats! Sounds like youre on the way to recovery
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Hurray! Happy for you, thats great!
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That’s awesome!
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Thanks all! I feel really good right now. I hope you all are doing well. I’m just chilling watching YouTube videos (but nothing that will trigger my delusions).
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Glad to hear you’re doing well!
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Good job! Do you hear anything voice-like when listening to some white noise such as a fan though? That final mumble is the hardest to get rid of.
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Great news, @Sardonic !
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I hear that sometimes yes. Usually it’s just mumbles, so it might just be tinnitus.
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I guess we just have to live with it.
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Lots of neurotypical people hear that as well. It’s just a the brain misinterpreting signals. It happens when you’re subjected to a constant, monotonous sound for a length of time. Hang on, I’ll drudge up some science stuff about it. But basically, it’s similar to how people sometimes feel their phone vibrate or hear a doorbell ring when those things haven’t happened.
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My symptom-free day is ruined; a voice just called me a coward. Another voice just said something and I can’t remember what it was. I hate that.
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It’s called auditory pareidolia and is not uncommon, even for neurotypicals.
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Thanks, good to know. I didn’t have it pre-meltdown though. Oh well.
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