I know it a sz site but anyone beat it?
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I’m close to beating it. Voices are inaudible now, thanks to Amyloban 3399.
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since 2010 I said goodbye to sza
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I have peace and tranquility of mind. And it’s all due to my meds in combination with my religion.
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I love to hear others have it
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At the moment I’m doing well and peaceful thanks to my improving relationship with God - and my meds
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it great too hear your doing well
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I have tremendous peace of mind even when things are at their worst. This stems from my faith and is what gets me through it all.
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Getting there! Haven’t had symptoms 3 months prior. It’s so relieving.
Wishing you a quick recovery!
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It comes and it goes.
I try to keep rumination at a minimum. My gestures/movements are deliberately slower and I constantly monitor what goes through my mind and nip in the bud any dangerous thought. It’s not easy but it usually works.
If I let my mind wander too much I tend to become anxious, especially at work. And then my focus and productivity take a blow.
I am usually in control. Hope this will last.
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More or less I have “peace of mind”.
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Actually, by comparison of where I was just one year ago, I’d have to say “Yes”. I’m quite happy and at peace with all things right now. Trust me, where and how awful my life was for around six years, I’ve learned to be at peace.
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Yes. I was being tormented by schizophrenia for 6-7 years. On my 8th year, I’m finally at peace. I have peace of mind. I wish I could have a career though. I have no skills. I would like to get a bachelor’s degree in math, computer science, or engineering. I really wish I could have better hygiene, could cook, could drive, and could work. Other than that I’m experiencing happiness.
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I do! I do! In fact, for most of the day today.
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Great. Good for you.
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