Last week I had a paranoia that some people behave in one way and then I lived my life for 3-4 days only to receive voices on the voice of other person that these people behave in that way realizing that my paranoid thoughts had influenced my subconscious mind that then generated these voices days after. Gladly I ignored this paranoia and voices, and more gladly it does not happen often.
paranoid schizophrenia in one sentence. broken dorsalater prefrontal cortex.
responsible for the following:
Social cognition
working memory
planning
if only we could deliver meds right there only
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nervous disposition.
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" what are you looking at ? "…lol
take care
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Paranoid schizophrenia in one sentence: “They’re gonna kill me.” To be completely honest, that is what it is like. Everyone is against you and you are going to die if you don’t fight for your life. That is what this ■■■■is all about. I am a psychology major and write papers and ■■■■on schizophrenia and “They’re gonna kill me.” is how I would describe it in one sentence. The books and classes just focus on the diagnostic criteria and symptoms, they FAIL to realize the big picture of what this disorder is all about, hypervigilance and having your life on the line at all times, even while you are sleeping. I remember being chased, attacked, tortured and watched in my dreams while not on medication.
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i would’ve personally said “they’re out to get me and everyone’s against me,” but “they’re gonna kill me” is certainly the basic premise, but maybe in more than a physical death way. plotting against me, harassing me, manipulating me, discrediting me and taking everything worthwhile, including my freedom, until there’s nothing of “me” left, definitely.
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i never thought my life was in danger i was more concerned with being framed
seeing, hearing, believing things that don’t exist from a medical condition.
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A person sees some people in the society
A person makes assumptions and has paranoid thoughts
(primarily how they may hurt or harm you)
Paranoid thoughts are recorded in the memory
Subconscious mind starts processing the info in the memory
Subconscious mind starts schizophrenic processes
Subconscious mind sends voices (sz) to a person’s conscious mind
(voices similar to those thoughts earlier, threatening voices)
(paranoid thoughts have become paranoid voices, paranoid sz)
A person’s conscious mind receives auditory hallucinations, voices
A person controlling the conscious mind can choose, follow or ignore voices
and so on and so on …
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Welcome to the thunderdome
I would cite this as paranoia if applied it to the first 25 years of my illness. Now I’m beginning to wonder.
I hate to subscribe to this type of thinking but now it makes me think twice that it might be true.
There are no coincidents, everything is a reaction to me!
They took my mind.
Good description.