Hearing voices, no idea on how to handle it?!
Question: Hearing voices, no idea on how to handle it?
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At Pao- Hearing things can be a symptom of schizophrenia but what she describes is not schizophrenia. Many mood disorders and other mental illness can have psychosis. The fact you can tell these are voices and not real shows that you do not have schizophrenia, but a psychotic disorder along with your depression. It can go away or it can be chronic, but schizophrenia has psychosis among a ton of other symptoms.
Babe you gotta do 1 thing. Pull out a pen and paper and write what you are hearing down. Simple as that. Well you also have to call your doctor and tell him if you can make a sooner apointment because you are hearing voices. Sometimes they will call you in that same day. And don't worry about them hospitalizing you. They will not do that again unless you are about to kill yourself or they feel that you'll harm yourself. The fact you realize they are voices and not viewing them as real is a huge step already and not cause for hospitalization. In major depresion disorder, psychotic features can take place.
Just call them and when you go either tell them whats going on or just give them the note you wrote. I find it a lot easier because if i try talking my mind gets so jumbled, i stutter, and find it very hard to get out what i wanted to. You can get help and relief from this. What medication are you taking at the moment? When i was diagnosed with Major Depression with Psychosis i was on an anti depressant and an anti psychotic. It treats both symptoms so you can be less stressed and get rid of the voices.
Good luck im here if you need me
I feel you but the real best thing to do is to open your problems up. The voices you hear, etc. It isn't normal. Try to talk to your parents, or if you're worried that they'll be worried, try to talk to a nurse. They'll understand your situation.
Maybe it's not only depression you are suffering of, it may be other mental disorders.
I hope it helped. Got a question? Just message me.I'll be glad to help you. :)
Did they set up aftercare appointments for you? I would call the doctor you are to see and explain what is going on.
25 years psychiatric healthcare
Poster above is right, tell ur doctor asap.
It's also a symptom of schizophrenia, ask ur doc about that
Sorry but psychiatry is a fairy tale for adults who dont want to face God. They cant cure you from voices. They can only dope you.
Hurting people/parents hurt others. They just want the reaction so they can get high feel good from it. The words are not true. Abusers use tricky words. You have to look at the agenda and not just the words alone to see the abuse sometimes. Look for what's right. Abuse is anything that's not uplifting, so forget what truth is being used right then. Verbal/Abuse is just one of the things that can bring the demonic which causes so called "Mental Problems".
According to 2 Corinthians 11:14-15, demons masquerade as “angels of light” and as “servants of righteousness.” Appearing as a “ghost”. They are destructive and deceptive. They cause confusion and affect the mind. They also cause plain harassment and emotional torment such as so called Schizophrenia.- BP Depression, weird ideas.
Turns out psychiatry is not based on science. Its just a theory and a guess. There is no medical background to it at all. Psychiatrists do not draw blood to determine the presence of a biochemical imbalance in patients. They merely observe and announce the existence of imbalances. They just desire to believe without science. --Quackery
If you are already a saved Christian you can use the numbered help below.
1. Play Christian music.
2. Say get out in Jesus name in each room.
3. Throw away Ouija boards in case you own one.
4. Rid house of all unholy or sinful items books cd's
5. For Abuse- Google "Emotional Abuse" Abuse brings demons.
6. Google "Sinners prayers"
7. Google "Deliverance and how to get one" or talk to me
I have questions for you-Turn the other cheek is from a custom - does not mean to get abused.
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Seeing people make it stop and feel better on a repeated basis.