What is your way of recovery?

Everyone has their way of recovery,what is yours?i

I hope to gain some knowledge and information to help myself…

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really don know… … trying med …
hoping 4 new med 2 come soon having lesser side effect and more effect(postive)
like being a normal person…

I just take my meds and try to keep a positive frame of mind

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I take my meds x
I try to eat well n exercise
Nothing as important as the right meds

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I read a lot of self help books and try different techniques

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Disassembly and reassembly of the mind. Pavlovian tactics. Vulcan teachings. Teachings of Jesus. Know thyself.

Medications.

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Get a job. Go to work everyday. Take supplements. Listen to music. I’m getting obviously better and less vegetative by such.

Simplicity - Keeping Things Simple

Indulgence Within Simplicity - Simple With Slime - Slime - That In Which Can Humor You

Breathing Tha Fresh Air - Open Your Windows - Open Your Soul - Try The Best You Can

Pour Yourself A Hot Bath - Pour Yourself A Drink - Simply - Indulge Within Simplicity

Remember Thine Own As Well As Those Within Your Purple Bubble - Slime Smiles

Keep It Cool - Not Freezing - But Wear Those Sunglasses At Nite

and Last But Naught Least - Be Yourself - Be You - For Some Letters Are A Secret Smile :slight_smile: :sunny: :blush:

Taking walks and hikes. Eating fruits. Reading CBT books and doing the exercises. Reading any other books that help me. Reading poetry. Reading magazines. Watching tv shows I like. Talking to my beloved cat who really listens to me and understands me. Writing poetry and journaling. Writing down quotations and things from books that are helpful and inspirational. Communing and communicating with nature and “animals”. Avoiding taking medication or any harmful medical treatment. Talking to my therapist when I need to. Driving my “new” red Hyundai accent everywhere! Wearing perfume and clothes I like. Work at ignoring my mother’s criticisms, judgments, and self-righteous attitudes and words to me. Being a poet! Being a Cowgirl. Being magical. Being intuitive and trusting my “gut.” Posting on this great forum. Being a gypsy. Listening to Country-Western music. Being Country. Wearing my cowboy boots and Keds. Remembering my beloved sister. Being fire. Sitting and acknowledging the Sun and Sunshine in my life. Trying to keep out the harmful thinking. Staying optimistic, exuberant, fiery. BEING ME AND MYSELF ABOVE ALL ELSE BECUASE BEING TRUE TO ONE’S SELF IS THE ABSOLUTELY ESSENTIAL KEY TO HEALTH, WELL-BEING, PEACE OF MIND AND RECOVERY!!! Take care Y’all out there!

I try to practice a wholesome self nurturing. I pay attention to nutrition and try to exercise.

Since sz is though to be caused by both gens and the environment of people, we have to have a good time always, because stress triggers breakdowns, and also by not switching meds if they work for us, something I didn’t do! That’s why my meds don’t work 100% now, as they used in the past. Be careful guys and girls!

Meds
Therapy
trying to push myself just a little in some areas
keeping an eye on stress levels
celebrating the milestones in the journey

You have to celebrate the milestones…

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I do all the right things
Healthy eating, exercise, go college, go classes like mindfulness, go coach trips but I’m not happy because I still have residual symptoms and it makes me lonely

I tried to recover from alcohol abuse and nicotien addiction as wel as street drug addiction in an attempt to get a better hold on the reality most think

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Congratulations on that. It’s NOT easy. Getting a better hold on reality After the all the years of self medicating is so hard to do.

I hope your doing better.

There are some days that are harder then others… but I’ve been clean and sober for 6 years. The first three years were so hard.

I attack…:muscle:t2::mortar_board:

I hibernate at first, take meds, go for anything my nurse/psych offers, at the moment I’m tackling the worry element that causes me to return to delusions at times of threat/stress. At the moment I’m still hibernating, I know it’s bad I’ve got to decide soon how I’m going to return into the world. I’m just so terrified to step out of the door. That it’ll getbad again but I’ll risk it, I’m on a higher dose of meds, I’m doing grounding, mindfulness, the worry work, and challenging. Its hard but I persist. I gave up a bit a go, but I’m back again, and I’ll carry on.

Take care,
Meg.

inner peace… :mute:

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One way I try to recover is get plenty of sleep. When I’m relapsing I don’t sleep for a few days then when I finally crashed I slept for like two days. I try to drink less caffeine and eat less junk food.

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think about others, try not to internalise, distract yourself as much as you can with nice things you enjoy, surround yourself with things that you like and will cheer you up. if you feel able to do something then try it, look at the positives of any situation, listen to ni ce calming music, treat yourself, rewards

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