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aeunjoo · Joined: 05 Dec 2006 Posts: 37

I have reached mentally unstable conditions that have almost been mistaken for mild schizophrenia on past occasions and this has brought me to full awareness of my situation.

Any commentary on possible solutions or help I should seek would be extremely welcome, for I am at a loss as to what I need to do.
There are no facts, only interpretations.

chaekyu · Joined: 05 Dec 2006 Posts: 34

Being a teenager is tough enough without going through what you described. To me it sounds like your stressed and depressed all in one. Sometimes when we have something traumatic happen to us in are lives it can trigger a person to have anxiety or depression. To me stress is something we all go through in is daily life but when it reaches a new level that can't be shut down then I think its anxiety. Possibly depression. If I were you I would see a psychologist and see what they say. I don't think your parent's understand what you’re going through because they can't relate.

hahninsik · Joined: 05 Dec 2006 Posts: 38

I suppose I should branch from my hesitance and mention that the delirium has been coupled with hallucinations. These hallucinations range from simple object distortion, to hypnologic or pre-sleep hallucinations of feeling as if I am sliding up the wall at my back, to hallucinations of a physical presence usually in the form of small, 5-8 year old children bearing rather gruesome looking injuries, as well as auditory hallucinations of movements, whispering and occasionally full-fledged voices, but in an effort to keep from hysterics I haven't concentrated on the messages the voices are delivering.

The voices. Good lord, I never thought I'd bring myself to admit I hear voices.

joung · Joined: 05 Dec 2006 Posts: 46

What you described about the hallucinations sounds pretty bizarre. Have you had any drug use in your life? It sounds like a chemical imbalance of some kind. How long have you been going through this, and how old are you? Are you paranoid at all? You might research delusional schizophrenia, I probably didn't spell that right. The only thing is you sound like your relatively normal on the computer. People that have schizophrenia seem preoccupied and don't really relate to reality in my experiences anyway. If you can see psychologist I would. Anyways I hope I’ve been somewhat helpful.