Myself, ive lost many university friends, that turned to be hostile at the end. I also lost two jobs because of it. I have so many friends that just ignore my messages and probably dont want ever see me in person again. I am lucky to have a social job that they already know my condition and acceot me with it, i juat recently been at the hospital for 10 weeks and kept my job and also talk with me like nothing has ever happened, the same applies to my mother. My sister is now ignoring me more or less, she just holda me as a burden for my momm
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Too big of a question for the damage it has caused both personally, academically and professionally.
Now I have found a med that cuts out a lot of the symptoms, I am able to pick up where I left off.
Psychosis for me is hopefully a thing of the past, as long as the Amisulpride holds out for me.
I have been stable now for a while psychosis wise for two years. However, anxiety and stress/sleep have caused me a lot of problems in that time, and the autism diagnosis has come through as well.
Honestly, I just despair sometimes, but you gotta keep on going otherwise you will never live a fulfilling life if you just give up like some do.
Need to use drive to fight back
I tried to Induce psychosis whit levodopa but I only got dyskinesia 
My illness was bad in my twenties. As a result I lost my job. My home. (Was homeless) and friends.
I’m in my 30’s now. And I’ve gained everything back and more. I own a house. Car. Have w wonderful partner and we are planning to have a baby. I can’t forget my little pug either.
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My marriage. A few friends. My self worth. My job.
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My penis123212 lol
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I was screwed regardless of schizophrenia. I can’t blame schizophrenia for everything.
I’ve lost so much.
Friends, jobs, romantic relationships, physical health etc…
well I didnt have a lot , lost a job but I gained a lot more confidence even though i get setbacks…
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My test robe level results even though they’re on the low side (which I don’t know how I put on muscle very easily and I have other traits of high t levels) it’s still in the normal range
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Don’t give medical advice.
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My truck, job, macbook, college degree, about 5 years of personal growth.
That’s a bad value especially if you are in your 20s, low enough to causes symptoms.
Can’t say more because of administrative politics. But it does gets better
How did you loose that? Me I left in a foreign country 5000$ worth of electronics including a desktop computer thinking they’re infected with a radioactive poison and hacked lol I feel stupid about that now.
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I was really delusional and my voice told me to pour water on it for some sort of sacrifice.
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Its hard to know what I have lost because I had symptoms since 15 y.o. At 15 I didn’t even know what life is, we at least I wanted to be a Dr.
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I’ve lost everything on more than one occasion, now with covid might happen again
My mind, and a better life
A girlfriend lol, and the ability to go wherever without feeling fear
I lost my house, though I actually sold it the year before my first symptom. I lost a lot better apartments. I lost my freedom, people act like I’m serving a prison sentence. They think I’m not allowed to travel. I lost financial independence. It’s been to difficult to make money.