I spoke to the early morning care team (a call back) the guy was ok, he seemed a little hard lined but he seemed helpful at the same time, I spoke to him about my troubles and he was ok about it, said i thought i still had underlying sz and he said i haven’t as i don’t get any breakthrough symptoms anymore, i said it might be because i take the meds but he said I’d still get some break through symptoms, so it looks like they are saying i haven’t got schizophrenia anymore. (i guess i should celebrate) it is still a worry though tbh.
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Was the person in question a doctor?
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Be careful of that advice… I was told by my psychiatrist that he’d only seen two people relapse in his entire career after coming off ok 2.5 mg Olanzapine. So I took the risk and quit……
4 months later I had a bad relapse lasting over 3 months.
Lost my job and girlfriend etc. Am now on 12.5 Olanzapine and am no where near as well as I was before I came off medication that time.
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Schizophrenia doesn’t just disappear
You are probably experiencing a sort of vacation or remission from the illness but you still have it and always will.
Enjoy the peace while you still have it
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I’m not taking it for granted, the guy was a trained dr as far as i know, in charge of talking to people who phone and the call isn’t resolved, only way to resolve that call before being handed over was to do what i was intending then their would have been no need for a call in the first place 
makes sense ‘he says sarcastically’
seriously though my pdoc is such an ass he said i dint even have itin the first place, they guys head must be so far up his ass 
(i really hope he doesnt read this) bc he;s an ■■■■■■■ hahah
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