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redeme Experienced User
September 13th, 2007
medication(if thats what you want), relaxtion, self belief (ie. telling yourself that you can get out of this), a healthy support system of family and friends(if you have them), talking to people(how are they going to help you if you never speak up), excersise (to keep your mind off of things), a hobby (to take up additional time). these are all the things ive tryed to do to help my illness, i think that mental illness is a kind of mindstate that alot of people put them selfs into over years of watever it is thats bothering the person or triggering there psychosis. i know the genetic predisposition and everything but i really believe that me not dealing with my anger and alot of issues in the past put me into a mindstate that could only end up the way i did. just my take on things i dont know alot about the medical side about schizophrenia or mental illness but i know what im going thru every day and im trying to figure out what put me here. anyway hope this post helps someone.

Redeme
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ONDERDONK
replied September 13th, 2007
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I Agree
yes, i have seen it in myself. Lack of stress, good nutrition, and being involved in a family healthy lifestyle, virtually eliminates the symtoms. As a male age 41, I am in danger of completely losing my sz of natural causes. So, I pursue isolation, keep myslef undernourished and hungry through the night, add caffeine regularly, create stressful situations, and overwork the human language center of the brain, in order to keep the visions and voices coming. I believe if you overwork the male language center of the brain, you open a portal between the worlds, the demons can come up, the gods can look down, i can clide all over the place, and learn weird stuff. I get so bored in the middle world, the material world, the baryonic matter, I am a shaman, someone who knows the secret of moving between the worlds. wouldn't want to lose that!

-onderdonk
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woops
replied September 13th, 2007
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My opinion is that this post is completely absurd. Rediculous.
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ONDERDONK
replied September 13th, 2007
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the Manifold Uses of Sz
well, thanks, I enjoy absurdist literature, didn't think that's what I was up to, but thanks anyway.

not sure what you think is so absurd though, curing sz through natural means, or enflaming sz through the reversal of those same natural means. These means are commonly mentioned in the literature, granted a deep level below the suggestion of meds.

I'm non-compliant on the meds, but interested in any natural means to manage my condition, management being both the ability to calm it or inflame it.

the inflamation of sz is quite useful in times of war. an irrationalist is indefeatable, he will escalate the war all the way to the point of no survivors, so it is impossible to win, only to stalemate, or withdraw.

The manifold uses of SZ
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redeme
replied September 13th, 2007
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woops wrote:
My opinion is that this post is completely absurd. Rediculous.


how is this post ridiculus???
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FANTABULOUS
replied September 14th, 2007
redeme wrote:
woops wrote:
My opinion is that this post is completely absurd. Rediculous.

how is this post ridiculus???

redeme wrote:
.... these are all the things ive tryed to do to help my illness,....

Other than that little bug, this post seems OK to me.

One must help ones self, not help the illness. You want to get rid of the illness, not help it !
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redeme
replied September 14th, 2007
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my apologies, im a lazy typer. it should have been wrote more like.. "these are all the things ive tryed to do to help myself with my illness"

i dont see whats ridiculus about giving people a few logical steps to not cure them but to get there mind to start working in a "normal" mindstate. thanks for the reply fantabulous
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FANTABULOUS
replied September 14th, 2007
redeme wrote:
my apologies, im a lazy typer. it should have been wrote more like.. "these are all the things ive tryed to do to help myself with my illness"

i dont see whats ridiculus about giving people a few logical steps to not cure them but to get there mind to start working in a "normal" mindstate. thanks for the reply fantabulous


Right on !

I spend 7 hours a week on the treadmill, and that's about 30 miles or 48 kilometers per week. This alone has cleared my mind and given me many extra points on the fitness scale. Wherever you gain points, it takes you to a higher level relative to your problems.
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Philo
replied September 14th, 2007
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Re: the Manifold Uses of Sz
ONDERDONK wrote:

the inflamation of sz is quite useful in times of war. an irrationalist is indefeatable, he will escalate the war all the way to the point of no survivors, so it is impossible to win.


I'm like that, but I was like that even before schizophrenia. I dare people to kill me and then I go for the jugular.
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woops
replied September 17th, 2007
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I found it to be rediculous because it said cure, not treatment, there isn't any cure, and even if it said treatment or even just trying to feel better sometimes nothing helps and you've just gotta feel awful. And I know that some of us get it around the clock. That's why I found it to be rediculous.
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redeme
replied September 17th, 2007
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first of all it says cure because every other !**@! thing someone writes on here seems to say cure this or cure that. second you need to learn not to take things so literally on the internet at any point in what i was saying did i say this will 100% cure you of all your schizoprenia sypmtoms?. third if your looking for a "real cure" on the internet your an idiot in the first place. you obviously have no idea what point i was trying to get across if you read any of my other post before youd know that ive complained about the same thing you just did to me for people postnig stupid cures. i do suffer from my illness around the clock and some days i cant do any of this !**@! but it helps the days that i do. i find your response to be quite ridiculus
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woops
replied September 18th, 2007
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I apologize if I've offended you. I suppose that my response was rediculous and pointless.
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woops
replied September 21st, 2007
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Well? Do you accept my apology?
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ONDERDONK
replied September 22nd, 2007
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so the absurdity is ok, after all ?!?

i did think about that post a couple of days ago. what do you mean there is no such thing as a "cure"? every case is different, but at 40 years old the symtoms in a male can just "fade away". though i guess you could say anyone who spends years with this will have permanent "scars"


my line is: stapled to a horn, the buzz of a scratch.

ok, the horn is scratched, but it makes an interesting buzzing noise now, when it's played, and it's kind of a unique buzz.

-onderdonk
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