So tired searching for cure in Google...!

Every day i spent more than hour searching for cure of SZ…If i get beautiful articles about i read it…!!!
I hope research is on going for it…!!!
I have big dream some day cure will dont have fixed date for it…!!!
Guys what are ur dreams …i am neither pessimist nor optimist …
so soory its a bit bitter…god bless all of us…!!!

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@far_cry0, you need to accept the fact that there isn’t a cure. When there is, if there is one, we will know about it here, for sure. In the meanwhile deal with what you have going for you, good and bad. You’re a good guy with a lot to give, obsessing about a cure isn’t going to lead you anywhere but disappointment, my friend.

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Forget cure focus your mind on “recovery”

Two very different things.

There is no cure!

Recovery is possible though!

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I have no doubt in my mind this guy would have been the first person to find the cure to schizophrenia - if he had schizophrenia when he did this…

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I searched Google for “dream For Me” just a got a song, damn Google failing us all :frowning:

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The best cure can be your attitude towards your current symptoms and just learn to work with it

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But to some extent, It probably is the only way to be cured… coz based on my own experience; I use to fast over extended periods… 7 days, 14 days… my latest, just last week was 4 days no food… and the results of all that show every time I go outside - walked to the mall earlier today and I realized I wasn’t bothered by any of the schizophrenia stuff- I wasn’t paranoid or hearing random people saying schizo stuff when I walk past them… heck, I didn’t even have any music playing and I was voice free - was alone, no voices or messed thoughts - but I was conscious about the voices (was trying not to hear any) aka, what david blaine did is probably my only hope to be voice free

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I don’t find fasting to be helpful…you need food…I have forgotten to eat for several days and found it to worsen my symptoms…much like not sleeping…

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I’m documenting my recovery progress on a certain regimen here, and it has been just about a month since I started. Feel great, can read easily without internal voices, and I can listen to talk radio at the same while filtering out the talk show chatter. I can go places without intrusive thoughts or worry that people can read my thoughts or whatever. Only complaint is a mild pressure in my head that is going away gradually.

Too early to call it a cure, and things might go south for no known reason, but it all seems pretty promising.

I’m not selling anything with it, the regimen is all readily available stuff.

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“It’s not what happens to you that matters, but how you endure it”

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Like Minnii said, you don’t have to spend your time looking fur a cure. If a cure happens, it will find you. There’s nothing wrong with optimism and hope but just don’t over-do it. The blunt truth is that there may never be a cure for schizophrenia. It doesn’t mean to give up your hope and optimism for a good life. Just live your life the best you can and play the cards you were dealt the best you can.

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I’m trying all I can to recover and some days I feel like giving up then realise how far I came and how far I will continue to go, hang in there buddy (y)

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do you mean CBT