I didn’t understand the first time the doctor referred to my psychotic experiences… I told him very little. I didn’t believe it… I thought ‘what? I don’t have psychotic experiences’.
After a lot of thought I realized I have a lot of weird things…
like that I know the cure for a horrible disease… but I can’t tell anyone because I could be killed for it.
Sadly the fastest way to break these beliefs is to challenge them. Go out and tell everyone the cure. When you don’t die you’ll see it wasn’t real.
During one of my episodes I believed if I didn’t perform these rituals and slept facing my mirror my reflection would come out and kill me. One night I faced my terror in order to test if this was a delusion or not…I forced myself to not perform any of my little safety rituals and slept facing the mirror…woke up completely safe. Pretty much lost the fear after that and confirmed it wasn’t true.
I don’t want to say only because it may be a trigger for someone, it is for me. C. Feels better to write only the initial. I had it once but free over 10 years now!
I think the C stands for Chemotherapy… a.k.a cancer. Seems like an unusual idea, considering I’ve gone through chemotherapy before, but it’s possible @Insightseeker Are you claiming you got cured after going through ‘C’?
No I just have had this strong impression that I have the Cure regular but weird item that you can buy in the store. Rationally I know that that is an absurd idea that came from nowhere but it’s been this belief that no matter how much I push myself to it hangs on that it’s the Cure. I’m not going to share something like that as it is a sensitive topic to put out there something that people think will be the Cure. That disease can be very scary and people search for things like all these people out there saying that they have the cure for that. It’s just I thought that won’t go away since my teenage years. Sorry for the ramble I use voice to text