Its so hard to believe they are not real entities with some of the crap they come up with.
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I don’t hear voices or hallucinate images.
However I suffer from extracampine hallucinations which are “6th sense” hallucinations. I sense people and entities are nearby or even in me.
But like you, lately, it’s getting harder and harder to say it’s not actually real.
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Like a tactile hallucination? I get those off meds
No, not tactile. The “6th sense” hallucinations are called “extracampine hallucinations”.
It’s just a feeling of a presence.
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I don’t really hear voices, moreso just thoughts.
When the thoughts start bubbling up in my head, I just try to get some rest. Sleep helps alot.
Going for a walk helps too.
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I get that too. I didn’t know it had a name
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Ok so first off I’m glad to be here with you lovely people. So I think people are ■■■■■■■with me. But I also do hear things going on and conversations between people. Is this schizophrenia or is schizophrenia just when I hear the man and.ghe woman talking. I sound like I don’t know wtf I’m talking about. The reason is simple. I need help! Thank you!!
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I’ve been hearing the voices non stop for 5 years now.
Sometimes ya just gotta take ur meds (Seroquel for me) and go sleep.
Ive been talking to these voices ever since they showed up. Sometimes I look a lil crazy. Im ok with that. Im getting better everyday. They like to throw up my worst memories in my face. So I had to make some core memories of my childhood, teen years, 20s, 30s… and beyond. I do that real quick and forget the bad as quickly as possible so i dont make bad/sad neurological pathways. Zoloft helped a lot by breaking down the sad/depressing neurological pathways. The best way (for me) to heal from the PTSD is to get over it and get a move on quickly. Takes practice. Zoloft really helped.
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Welcome to the forum 
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Have you tried Clozapine? 
No. It sounds horrible tho reading about it. 
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It is really good at quieting the voices. 
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Ah. Good to know. The side effects tho. Seizure, heart attack, death… 
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Sry. Ill try and be more positive
Sorry @Rainstorm . It’s scary how sophisticated they seem sometimes but it reminds me of dreams, they can be complex but are still random. I hope they chill out soon.
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