Everyone always regrets that. I’m afraid you’ll be back where you were in that you’re not being treated with trust or you’re in the hospital. I’m not a fan of medications either, so I can understand. I have to take it or I’m in a lot of trouble.
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idk i just feel like im ■■■■ when i take them
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I wanna see everyone’s tattoos I’d make a thread about “show off your tattoos” but I don’t have any
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I have 17 tattoos, though some are small. The roses tattoo in my profile pic is perhaps my favorite.
I can show you a few others.
These are my mental health tattoos. The masks represent my struggles with the bipolar side of my schizoaffective disorder, on my right shoulder. On my left shoulder, the psi represents psychosis, the schizo side. The chemical structure is dopamine, down toward my left ankle.
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i ■■■■■■■ wish i had a life
I hate taking cloz and can’t even switch meds so i need to quit it completely
Crystal it is unfortunate that schizophrenia happened. But meds are imperative for any kind of normal functionality. Everyone here who is functional would tell you the same thing; you have to accept that you have an illness that requires treatment.
You go off those meds, and do something you regret what will you do then? Especially if it’s a life sentence? A consequence you cannot escape regardless of being a patient of mental health.
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i’m not a bad person
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Where did you get that from in what I’ve written, i’m saying that the meds are important to stop deranged behaviour. Things like fearing others can lead to dangerous consequences.
In a recovery context. I could have hurt someone very badly because of the fears and hatred that I had during one of my episodes. The police were involved and I was put in a cell for a few days till I calmed down. This illness “can” lead to such things especially when negative feelings are involved
An example of endurance and persistence.
Meet Robert “Raven” Kraft:
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I couldn’t hurt anyone
I just stay alone
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That’s fine, but financials? You don’t think you’ll mess up your financial situation? How will you stay under a roof if your financial situation goes crazy because you stopped taking meds
How would I mess up it?
You never overspend when psychotic?
never done that.
Well it’s a risk worth considering. An example is i’m paying back debt I accumulated over 5 years ago still just because of psychosis.
Don’t you care about the damage Psychosis does to your brain? The supposed inflammation? or how about the waste of time treatment in a facility/hospital requires? Do these things not deter you in the least?
I don’t believe that would happen to me
Which bit, you don’t think you’ll go to hospital again?
Ya and the damage