Most of the time, I can not feel emotions or pleasure properly.
I tend to not show emotion and people get really upset with me about it, but I do care.
Ya most schizophrenics I meet always say itās like that sometimes but for me its like that 24/7. I canāt get a break. I donāt know why the hell God is making me suffer like this.
To me, itās 24/7, I can not feel emotion, I feel empty.
I can not think straight too.
Lately, Iām sleeping too much, it can be because of depression.
I feel out of reality, it is depersonalization. It seems that everything is unreal.
I also wonder why Iām suffering, seems like a punishment, or that God is not seeing what Iām going through.
So why would you say it only happens sometimes? Every person I talk to does this. They confuse me so much because they say it happens sometimes and then they change it and say it happens all the time.
Sorry, I may not have express myself well.
To me, this lack of emotion seems to happen 24/7.
So how long have you been like this?
I think that is from the beginning of the disease that the lack of emotion disturbs me. But itās getting worse over time to the point I can not speak what I want, I can not think straight when I speak or write something, itās like a mental block happens when I want to express myself.
Yah, I can never speak what I want. So when were you diagnosed?
I was diagnosed in April, 2011.
Due to the depersonalization and negative symptoms, currently Iām home, feeling very anxious, I have no desire to do things, for example: I have no desire to read books, play games, listen to music, watch movies ā¦ There are moments that I listen to some music, or something else, but not the same intensity as beforeā¦
How could I explain? I take no pleasure in doing things, as it had before.
Yah, I donāt feel anxious but I donāt enjoy anything. Music, movies, books, anything. Were you hospitalized?
I was not hospitalized.
Iām currently using:
- Risperidone (6 mg)
- Haloperidol (2mg/ml - drops) (0.8 mg)
- Clonazepam (2 mg)
So you were diagnosed with schizophrenia by a regular psychiatrist.