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<blockquote data-quote="flutterbee" data-source="post: 134918"><p>Steely - </p><p></p><p>I wasn't trying to suggest that H had heart problems. I was just trying to show how physical illness can affect one in a way we wouldn't normally think of.</p><p></p><p>As far as psychosis and depression, that's something I'm personally familiar with. With my last major depression, I was told I was bordering on a psychotic depression. This wasn't noticeable to people I came into contact with on a daily basis, but I felt like I was losing my mind. I felt like everyone was working against me, people were conspiring against me, etc. Very paranoid. Even when I went into the psychiatric hospital - voluntarily - it was very eerie. Everyone that worked there looked so familiar to me and I would ask them if I knew them. Then, when they said we hadn't met before I started to think it was some kind of conspiracy to get me in the psychiatric hospital - even though I signed in voluntarily. It was very odd and I felt like I was losing my mind, but I couldn't convince myself that what I believed wasn't real.</p><p></p><p>Thing is, until I went into the psychiatric hospital - which I went in because I was breaking down - I was functioning relatively normally, considering. Then, my mom became very angry with me for going in and we had this big fight and the break with reality really started to kick up. I was teetering. It didn't take a shove to send me over. Just a touch. </p><p></p><p>And since it sounds crazy to the person suffering from it (even though it seems very real), they're less likely to talk about it.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="flutterbee, post: 134918"] Steely - I wasn't trying to suggest that H had heart problems. I was just trying to show how physical illness can affect one in a way we wouldn't normally think of. As far as psychosis and depression, that's something I'm personally familiar with. With my last major depression, I was told I was bordering on a psychotic depression. This wasn't noticeable to people I came into contact with on a daily basis, but I felt like I was losing my mind. I felt like everyone was working against me, people were conspiring against me, etc. Very paranoid. Even when I went into the psychiatric hospital - voluntarily - it was very eerie. Everyone that worked there looked so familiar to me and I would ask them if I knew them. Then, when they said we hadn't met before I started to think it was some kind of conspiracy to get me in the psychiatric hospital - even though I signed in voluntarily. It was very odd and I felt like I was losing my mind, but I couldn't convince myself that what I believed wasn't real. Thing is, until I went into the psychiatric hospital - which I went in because I was breaking down - I was functioning relatively normally, considering. Then, my mom became very angry with me for going in and we had this big fight and the break with reality really started to kick up. I was teetering. It didn't take a shove to send me over. Just a touch. And since it sounds crazy to the person suffering from it (even though it seems very real), they're less likely to talk about it. [/QUOTE]
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