I’ve read posts hear where people talk about their triggers. What does that mean? Is it what gets your schizophrenia stirred up? Just curious. I think I had a trigger this week. I did not have psychosis, but deciding to take a part-time or full-time job sent my one and only voice on a rampage and I was upset for two days. Anyway, would that be considered a trigger?
I worry i trigger people here sometimes, its not intentional but it happens, people are different and say different things, one person could trigger another without even knowing why,
I was told some of my posts were triggering but I couldn’t work out why, I have some differences of opinions but I don’t think that should be an issue, not everyone is going to agree on everything.
We hear about triggers all the time in recovery. Seeing beer/alcohol commercials on tv triggers me to drink. That’s another reason I listen to the radio instead of watching tv.
Weed talk used to trigger me in the sense it made me want weed eventhough it made psychotic. But lately it doesn’t, I got over it and weed talk doesn’t trigger me anymore.
Horror triggers me the most. I can’t sleep because of it as I get scary mental images and sensations, also nightmares. Once I wokeup in bed feeling that someone touched my back creepily and I saw a rotting human body when I turned my head to see it. It was a hallucination.
@SpringRose@Aziz. I haven’t watched the Super Bowl in years now. I don’t really want to try again because I drank the last time I went into the liquor store to buy some cigarettes for a friend. July 24th I’ll be one year sober.