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Q: cameras being hidden in lights at work

asked by: maybamum on February 9th, 2006

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I've been having irrational thoughts about cameras being hidden in lights at work, people watching me, people being controlled by brain chips or robots. I know these thoughts are irrational but they come into my head anyway. If I encounter something out of the ordinary my first thougts are aliens or robots. I don't believe theem yet but I am having those thoughts. Am I going insane? I'm not seeing things or hearing things.... Although I did see a cmera on a tree......Kind of strange..... I talked to a family member about it who said I shouldn't worry unless I begin suspecting people I know of being robots or if I begin to become adament in my beliefs or if it begins to effect the way I am acting. Am I developing schizophrenia?

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jei

replied on February 21st, 2006

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I started as people spying on me. I was furious, broke the glasses, over dosises of medication.

When I came home the first week. I think if there people want to watch me, let them watch. It help to relese the anger.

It was last may 2005. With 4 months of risperdal started at 3 mg. As too many side affect, I lower to 2 mg daily. Then 1.5 mg daily.

Always good to take sepratly 1 mg at afternoon, 0.5 mg by morning. Never take it all at nite.

I'd tried to take it all at the afternoon. My mother can't take my personality with it all as once.

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