I’m going thru the same thing but I think it’s really happening how or wat did u do to help it
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Welcome to the community. Not sure you want to use your real name for your username? It takes away some anonymity you may need in the future. @moderators
How do I change it
@anon9798425 @Rhubot @Ninjastar @Moonbeam are moderators here. I’m sure one of them can send you a private message and help you change it to something less revealing.
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I just sent you a PM about changing your name.
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My apologies for side-tracking the conversation with my concern for your privacy. I’m now in my fifties, was diagnosed in my twenties. I’ve been dealing with this illness, mostly successfully, for a couple of decades now. I’m married, have a kid, have a career, and am financially comfortable. Here’s what worked for me:
- Take meds as directed.
- Follow treatment advice.
- Do CBT/therapy whenever it’s offered.
- Do workbooks if you can’t get access to the above.
- Make small achievable lists, nail them, make more.
- Try to find ways to push yourself each day.
- Keep a recovery journal to track your progress.
- Keep a positive, recovery oriented attitude.
This is what worked for me and I’ve seen it work for many others. Hope you find this helpful.
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This is from a guy who’s nearly recovered, and maybe can no longer relate
what you’re experiencing really sucks
I get it
hope it’s not real
maybe you could put on music?
these seem to be standby things going thru your head.
Very good advice, @shutterbug. May I ask what your dx is?
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Have some of u been thru reading things n people can hear that too
Paranoid schizophrenia for the last decade or so (I am less certain of dates as time passes). Was originally disorganized schizophrenia because I would have periods of catatonia. I suspect (and have been told the same by pdocs) that the original DX was likely incorrect as I’ve always suffered from delusional thinking. I’d just become overwhelmed by the symptoms so badly I shut down and literally “shut off”.
Also diagnosed with Asperger’s Syndrome, which is now “on the spectrum”. I liked the former label better as we tend to identify as “Aspies”. Telling people you have an “ass burger” is an added bonus.
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all the time, I thought they get bored and give up
they never did. It sucks not to have peace in your own mind.
No like just hearing wat ur reading every single time
That’s cute. Thanks for your reply.
No I really mean it
I have no privacy here but if u really been thru it hit me back up
I have been dealing with people reading my mind or hearing my thoughts for 10 years. I figured it out, but no one but one person has ever admitted that they could hear my thoughts.
I think people believe I’m better off not knowing but it is too late I know.
People can not hear what you are reading. It is impossible.
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People can’t really read your mind. It’s a common delusion with schizophrenia.
Take your meds as prescribed and tell your worried to your doctor.
What medications are you currently on?
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I’m treating this currently with invega sustenna and seems to be working so far. Abilify and Haldol may also work.