The changing of seasons is always a turbulent and disorienting time for me. Everything feels different and im thrown out of my comfort zone. Fall and spring are always the times when the psychosis hits me really hard. Be careful.
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Same.
October has always been a tough month for me.
Have always had strange mood stuff going on during this time of the year.
My first trip to the hospital also happened a few days before Halloween.
Take care 
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oh I welcome the Fall…summer burns us up in oklahoma…that’s when I get depressed.
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I dont mind the heat. It feels comforting to me. Plus the long days are nice. I think the sunlight is good for my mental and physical health.
Fall is the season when i first started smoking weed and doing mushrooms so it always feels like an introspective time of year, but in a disorienting way.
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My major breaks were in spring. Weird how it can be so cyclic but meds have certainly evened things out for me.
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Same, spring is definitely the worst for me. It’s weird because spring generally improves my mood when im not psychotic. Fall can be rough as well though.
Last time it felt like i was consistently in psychosis from the beginning of fall through all of winter.
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Mine is the opposite. I get worse in spring and summer and better in fall and winter.
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I always experience more mood swings in the spring and fall when the big changes occur in how much sunlight there is.
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Winter is the worst for me. The cold dark recesses of January and February really take a toll on my mental health., or what little I have left.
Good to know one’s seasons
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