I have posted before, and I have
panicPanic disorder
Panic disorder with agoraphobia disorderAdjustment disorder
Anorexia nervosa
Asperger syndrome
Autism
Autoimmune disorders
Bipolar disorder
Bipolar disorder
Bleeding disorders
Borderline personality disorder
Bulimia
Chronic motor tic disorder with severe free-floating anxiety, coupled with some moderate depression. I am wondering if a
normalNormal saline flush component of anxiety is paranoia, or if it means something else. I have a huge
fearFears and phobias of
schizophreniaParanoid schizophrenia
Schizophrenia
Schizophrenia - disorganized type
Schizophrenia - paranoid type (I am a 30 y/o
femaleCondoms
Female condoms
Female sexual dysfunction with family members on both sides suffering from schizophrenia, in addition to other mental illnesses). I have moments when I have trouble convincing myself that nobody has drugged my food or drink, or that I am not going to dive into psychosis. Most of my fears relating to this stem from long-ago LSD use, and the HORRID detatched, depersonalization sensations that accompany hallucinogens. Is it possible to have side effects from drug use that pops up many years later, or would I have been immediately affected? Did I damage my brain chemistry?? (I'm referring to the stories about people being thrust into permanent psychosis from LSD use). I should mention that I did it about 10 times, and the last time was over 10 years ago, and the panic attacks and anxiety didn't start until 7 years ago. The sensations of panic attacks are SO remniscent of a "trip", that it makes them even worse.
I also had terrible postpartum issues that were diagnosed as "possible postpartum psychosis", even though I was on prozac (since switched to paxil, and now effexor).
These paranoid moments are much better with the medication I'm on, but I would like to hear that paranoia is not unusual with anxiety. Plus, how would I know if I was becoming schizophrenic, or if I am suffering long-term effects of drugs??--everything I read about psychosis or schizophrenia has to do with family members noticing strange behavior, but would I actually FEEL myself "losing it"?
Sorry about the random, rambling tone, but I'm having a rough night. Thanks!
Write yourself a letter. Tell your self that there is nothing wrong in your life that your completly happy. Tell yourself that you control your life and you cannot control the world. Give yourself confidence.Even if you dont believe it. Just read it out loud over and over and over. Praying works wonders. Ever sence i started writting myself those letters and reading them aloud over and over I got better but once i started praying that God would make me better I got better over a couple of days cuz i kept praying and givving my self confidence. Hey email me and we can talk. I still get panic attacks sometimes. My address is
destinys_angel_17***@****