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Pandoras_Box

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Posted: 09-20-05 05:51am

A few months ago it snapped that my schizophrenia was back so I went and saw my doctor and she put me on some drugs, risperdal that did nothing but made me dizzy, but it occured to me it had always been here and not that it was back but I have had it most of my life. I keep seeing monsters and things in my room I keep hearing strange noises and voices, I smell and feel things that arent there, I get so paranoid over everything, I got scared my jack skellington keyring was going to bite me the other day or id get sucked down the gap stepping on the train, I have panic attacks being in crowded places and freak out if a stranger talks to me in person. I think I am destroying my boyfriends life crying to him how scared I am of these things as at the time I forget theyre not real. He doesnt want any harm to come to me which I appreciate he cares but its so hard not to end my self and to keep living with these things, they scare me so much. Drugs are not doing anything I really do not like therapists does anyone have any suggestions of what else I could try?


Thanks for the time you have taken to read this even if you do not reply
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Eljey

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Posted: 09-20-05 06:26am

Pandoras_box

my heart goes out to you because, from what you have described, it is not hard to imagine how distressing your experience is.

As you realize, there is no real medical cure for schizophrenia. Drugs may suppress the symptoms but they cannot remove the root cause of this problem because it is essentially a spiritual problem. Most people do not even want to consider this, yet many others have found it to be true and that their deliverance from this affliction began by acknowledging the truth about its nature.

I will be thinking about you and praying for you, specifically that you will turn to the only one whom I know has the complete solution to your problem, and that is jesus, and that he will cause you to come into contact with someone who has had the same problem and can explain to you better than I can how they were delivered from it by his power.
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Pandoras_Box

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Posted: 09-20-05 06:37am

Thankyou eljey but it seems everytime I pray god will stop this everything just blows up in my face and more things appear and they become violent, I still pray as hard as I can but it feels like I have tried everything, but thankyou anyway :)
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Eljey

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Joined: 03 Sep 2005
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Location: West Indies
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Posted: 09-20-05 07:19am

Pandoras_box

the reaction you get when you pray to god confirms the nature of the problem and is not uncommon. The temptation will be to give up hope but, even if the future looks hopeless it is extremely important that you make a decision now not to give in to hopelessness.

Continue to call on jesus (in your mind, as opposed to out loud) and ask him to intervene on your behalf.

This may sound strange, but what you are going through now has the potential to work for your good. I do not say that lightly. God is able to turn a desperate, hopeless situation into its complete opposite. He tells us that he is a rewarder of those who diligently seek him - the emphasis being on diligent. We tend not to become diligent in seeking after something we need or want until we become desperate.

I pray that your desperation will provoke you to diligently seek after god himself - not just for deliverance from your affliction, but for the relationship with himself which he longs for you to experience.
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