Experiences with

Schizophrenia

I'm really not ready to tell my story I do suffer for a lot of mental illnesses I'm schizophrenia bipolar anxiety PTSD you name it I got it not including my health problems

I feel like different parts of their identity are in control of mt thoughts and behavors at times what is the difference between DID and Schizophrenia

I am depressed, and I have a brother and sister who suffer from schizophrenia, and my father suffers from bipolar. You can imagine how difficult it is.

I have a close friend that was diagnosed with schizophrenia about 5 years ago and I want to help them by understanding more about this illness.Is anyone able to help

I suffer from anxiety and schizophrenia and looking for a friendship so I can develop my my mind and get out of my little world I'm in. I would appreciate it to talk daily and develop a good friendship. I would like to suffer with someone and have a good bond.

"The mental illnesses I have experienced in my life run the gamut from anxiety, panic disorder, depression, psychosis, possibly paranoid schizophrenia and/or bipolar depression to ADHD, and while some were officially diagnosed and others not, I lived through them.

Ifeel like struggled a lot from schizophrenia.I was able to think for myself and for other people,and I am getting tired of explain why I do did? why I react that way

But I need to understand schizophrenia is scary to people. People don’t know my heart. They just met me.

Hi to all suffering w mental illness,I was just recently at the hospital er for my severe anxiety and bipolar I been having alot mania,I got treated like frap,ignored at best..I feel like there's no hope,I been having out control anxiety n my mania acting up,I go sometimes 3 4 days w out sleep,and no

Besides people with Parkinson’s and schizophrenia, this might be beneficial for a range of other conditions affected by dopamine imbalances, such as Huntington’s disease or Tourette’s syndrome.

I was diagnosed in 1984 as having schizophrenia and most recently the diagnosis has changed to schizoaffective disorder. I take a mood stabiliser and an anti-psychotic to manage symptoms. I have recently to be honest yesterday was offered counselling with the NHS.

My Son was diagnosed by Amht Schizophrenia aged 18, but I feel he should of been Assessed for ASD. He's now 34yrs old & has Trauma's ontop. Could diagnosises be mixed up.

I find it hard to communicate my feeling as a schizo-affective person. It’s hard to find people who care about the troubles I’m going through. I’m high functioning so people have high expectations of me. I have been characterized as cognitively strong and people expect me to perform at a high level.

I have anxiety not schizophrenia. My suffering is neurotic (aka distress caused by reality) not Psychotic (aka distorted reality caused by distress and neurochemistry)Last time he gaslighted me like that, sis was almost disowned

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I am a recent cancer survivor and have an older brother that has schizophrenia... my OCD theme is afraid of psychosis/schizo. I hate that I am in true fear of ever developing it because I see the pain my brother goes through. But it's a real thing. It's like I don't know how to process his illness.

It’s title is The Writing On The Wall Main character has Schizophrenia It was very inspirational for me. He struggled as he went through his journey and eventually became extremely brave while facing his illness. I found the movie to be really relatable.

I have schizoaffective disorder, that means I have schizophrenia and bipolar one. I have PTSD, anxiety, depression, ADHD. Lately I have been fighting psychosis as part of the schizophrenia. It’s been really rough. The voices I hear are terrifying.

"The mental illnesses I have experienced in my life run the gamut from anxiety, panic disorder, depression, psychosis, possibly paranoid schizophrenia and/or bipolar depression to ADHD, and while some were officially diagnosed and others not, I lived through them.

"The mental illnesses I have experienced in my life run the gamut from anxiety, panic disorder, depression, psychosis, possibly paranoid schizophrenia and/or bipolar depression to ADHD, and while some were officially diagnosed and others not, I lived through them.