Its aboslutely the way to go if you know the signs of you losing insight. For me reality has never been the same, a bit blurry and I never am totally sure of anything so it ends up failing. Meds suck tho, aps cause me some pretty bad side effects but maybe someday I can handle it
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I don’t see how I could be comfortable laying claim to reality again. Even if I find meds to control my psychosis.
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Yeah, it boosts my ego in a weird way. Like Im important enough to hunt down and mess with
We shall see. Good talk @fractaled
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its may be an ap side effect called tardive dyskensia, talk to your doctor about it.
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It isnt I dont think, Ive had TD before. It sucked ass but this is different, it feels like a compulsion rather than an automatic thing
I will def try talking to my dr about it but he hasnt really cared so far I think
Your lazy eye condition is called strabismus and it is often found in those with sz/sza.
Does your lazy eye turn toward your nose or toward your ear? @Headspark ?
Your lazy eye might be called strabismus if I’m not mistaken. And strabismus is very common among those with sz/sza.
Does your lazy eye turn toward your nose or toward your ear? @Aziz ?
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Toward the ear, its my left eye only.
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Strabismus with the eye turning toward the ear is especially associated with sz in particular.
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I didnt know that. I will ask my Dr about strabismus surgery this 10 august.
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Yeah, it is called strabismus but most people don’t know that word . My eye used to turn towards my ear.
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Yea you’re right, towards the ear is associated with sz. They say its genetics.
Strabismus surgery is usually done in early childhood at the age of about three. That’s when I had mine done. I’m not sure if it can be done in adulthood.
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Interesting, I guess that explains me.
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