I got rid of it by myself as well, I think there are a lot of factors when it comes to psychosis like what triggered it, life experiences and age. I used to think the government was watching me and that I knew people because I listened to their music alongside a plethora of other symptoms. I had so much anxiety it was hard for me to step out of the house if I didn’t have somebody with me. Ultimately for me a understanding of self is what got me out of it. I was stuck in that mind state for around 2 years but as time went on I worked on bettering my self increasing In knowledge. Like how to take care of my teeth/ oral health, working on my diet (no vegetarian doctrine/ high quality meats and produce). Watching what I consume on a mental level as well no tv if it wasn’t educational to some degree I didn’t watch it. I think realizing that there is a government agenda and that I wasn’t completely delusional comforted me in a way because I wasn’t crazy to feel wary about the government. The high amount of sugar we consume coupled with the vegetable oils (which oxidizes and creates free radicals in our body which can create all types of disease) in our food. The corn and soy they feed livestock which in turn feminizes men and damages us hormonally. I mean I can go on deep into this rabbit hole I think if you are trying to better yourself everything will follow suit or if you’d like to have a conversation we can. A big part of it is also recognizing your thought patterns and seeing how you are operating on a day to day to understand the dysfunction in yourself and your family and understanding (if applicable) that how you were raised plays a big part, if you are without father you may have come to terms with it but it doesn’t take away the fact that it still effects you in ways that you may be oblivious to. So in summary working on my self is what got me out of it. If you are going through it clean your room, take out the clutter create a space that you know like the back of your hand. Start somewhere put down the weed and drugs if you do use, stop your bad habits and learn about yourself I doubt anyone will read this but I hope my experience and message has helped you.
Hi I can completely relate. I went through traumatic life events in 2019. I lost custody of my children to the government after a nasty split from my ex. He was mentally abusive and other relationships that I had were physically abusive. I wasn't even aware I had psychosis until a few years later I started to understand it and took control. I did somewhat have to isolate myself from the world so I could re set and re asses who I could trust and who was genuinely a true friend to me. I felt very unsafe in those times it was an overwhelming feeling that I will never forget. Since then I have given myself the time to recover slowly but surely. I am careful on who I surround myself with, I have to be careful about what I watch on television(I don't watch horror or thriller films anymore) I don't go out after dark are just to name a few. There is hope and I am not medicated . I believe that the brain can heal from trauma but you have to be mindful and patient amd surrounded by supportive people. I'm certainly not the fearless person I once was but in order to heal and manage my ptsd and the psychosis episodes that I had I no longer do certain things in life. From time to time I get scared and fear for my safety but talking myself through it and reassuring myself is what helps.
Too much weed Not enough to do No sleep An idle mind Not reading & comprehension No yearly dental & medical Wrong friends, family & teachers Not working & eating well Some reasons why there is a problem.
what did you mean by this? are left handed people more prone to psychosis or something? edit: I realize you're probably talking about political lefties, wow I'm tripping
@@maybetomorrownewmaker I'd say he/she probably is talking about politics. However, the answer is yes. Left-handed people are more prone to mental health issues.
I'm recovering from psychosis...whole year ...by myself I don't have nobody who can help me ..and I didn't know... I wasn't aware of that ...taking b12 shot ( injection) ..b6 ... ashwagandha, ginkgo biloba .. I had a religious psychosis.. its a pure hell in ur mind . 😔 I feel sorry for everyone who goes through psychosis
@@shaystarks3787 very very slowly... u must be patient ...it can be annoying as f.... No coffee no energy drinks no alcohol they make things worst. Makes u more unstable and u can harm yourself.. I almost recovered... in September will be one-year .. gym ..diet.. time with yourself.. or with therapist.. brain 🧠 is such a gentle organ I know I will have damaged brain 2 the rest of my life. I'm planning cat scan in the future..
@@ania-sk9lz I was diagnosed with schizophrenia about 7 years ago and it’s been one hell of a road from there multiple delusions and hallucinations I’m addicted to opioid blockers right now which is still a form of a narcotic it’s hard to come off of my son has autism I feel like my whole apartment complex is against me I dabbled into watching tarot card readings a few years back and my life is a living hell right now since I gotten away from that type of stuff
@@shaystarks3787 oooo boy... go " cold turkey " and cleans yourself. U should love yourself and do bette for yourself... medication 💊 for schizophrenia and stop pls the drugs ... u have one life and a child who needs both parents... 😔 I never did drugs . I had psychosis after mom passed away and a guy abused me emotionally and mentally.
I had Post Partum Psychosis after my second child. It is extremely dangerous - women often kill their baby and their other children and often themselves. They usually do not tell anyone what they are thinking - the psychosis is so real, they truly believe horrifying things. I was fortunate that I told my sister and she insisted that I was delusional. Harming my children was not my psychosis. I believed with my whole being that I was condemned to Hell. I was dying - couldn’t eat and just sobbed all the time. Finally, I was sent to a psychiatrist who diagnosed me immediately. I was put on the old antidepressants ( this was in 1981 ) Nardil - an Mao inhibitor. Took a month to work and ECT was being considered. I suffered for over a month and a half till my psychosis left - had to stay on medication for 5 months. I can only say that my suffering cannot be described in any words on this earth. No way to describe what I lived through. Simply beyond description. Without help, I would have died from an inability to eat. I don’t know about other types of psychosis other than what I have studied as a nurse and medications used. They are extremely unpleasant. Every doctor prescribing them should go on them to see what it feels like. Then they might understand how awful they are. Stelazine was added at the beginning and the akathisia was unbearable. Clonazepam can control it, but no doctor will prescribe a benzodiazepine. To all who are suffering on this link, I pray that you will find a way to deal with your psychosis. From someone who lived it and made it through.
Been dealing with it for 6 Years unknowingly and just foundout I had it from a friend not even 2 hours ago. The amount of tears I shed after finding out what wrong with me. Omg man I haven't genuinenly cried since I was 13 and I'm 20 now
@@tuccer My heart aches for you!! To suffer so much for so long…just terrible. I saw many young moms around me who I knew where suffering from Post Partum Depression. Not as severe but I could see the suffering. I had that as well after my third child. Hope things get brighter for you. There is help.
@@pjsmith4369 thanks! Just flew from Oklahoma to Arizona not even 3 days later and currently at sober living. It's a lot better now, the weed definitely was the problem.
@@pjsmith4369 I thought even my friends were trynna set me up, everyone was plotting on me, when I tell you I became a quiet individual! But what's crazy is now that I'm a sober living, it was weed that made me feel like that, the second or third day of not smoking and it all went away. Plus I just moved into the nice suburbs🥲
My bf thinks I'm stalking him , hacking his phone and broke up with me. I'm praying so hard he will get better soon and he realise. He is an amazing person. And it breaks my heart
In 2021 I got diagnosed with schizophrenia, I was experiencing profound psychosis. Now I’m basically back to normal thanks to my medication. As a result I’ve been able to learn how to code computers and be the happiest I’ve ever been!
Have you recovered completely? My mother is recently went under medication due to schizophrenia due to depression, and when I researched about it i read that people never came out of schizophrenia but just learned to control it. So can you please tell me have you recovered completely yet.
@@pongnakalohan887 I still have voices in my head and see things every once in a while, but it used to be that I would hear voices all day long. I’ve heard cases of people who have completely recovered, but even with psychosis you can still live a complete, normal, full, life. Meditation can really help, but it can take some time to find the right one. When she does find the right one it will be like magic! Hope all goes well!!
@@KellyW-bu4qwSure, I’m taking Loxapine. Also Risperdal worked very well for me but I don’t take Risperdal anymore. Another thing that really helped is meditation, just having the voices in my head arise while meditating and just view the nature of schizophrenia without reacting to the voices.
It’s hard. Every day can be a struggle but you know soon enough there will be a good day when things are brighter, the problem is you know the dark can creep in so easily. I have visual and audio paranoid psychosis/ schizophrenia. Getting enough sleep (if you can) and eating as well as possible does help. For some the medication can help- for me it made me a zombie and it was the worse of two evils for me. I don’t really have anyone to speak to about it, I did once, I had a family, good job and a perfect partner, I had everything I could of dreamed of but when those demons in the head come for you they show no mercy do they. Everything left in tatters on the floor. Wouldn’t wish it on my worst enemy. But things can get better. Time is a great healer of many things. Take care ❤
the side effects are worse the the condition it self. but people dont want to they neglect it. What is life if you dont sens joy anymore. what is life if you lost dopamine - eg drive to do things.
@@jeanpaultongeren125 True that. Things such as yoga, cold showers, psychoanalysis - could uncover the root and rebuild your old self (the one you're probably missing) without the necessity of taking pills. How on Earth can you treat something, without knowing the cause of its provenance? Cure is possible and relies within us. If we're able to switch our consciousness and find that ballance, them medications will go straight into the big pharma trash bin, just where they belong.
Just like LSD, meditation can be a door opener to demonic oppression or even possession. Read “Demons and Depression, Mental Illness and Possession” (Amazon Books) and the entities experienced during LSD / DMT / and aftermath are clearly demonic and responsible for both poltergeist type activity and suicidal ideation. Don't like recommending Amazon much but this book will really help anyone suffering from psychosis.
Anti suppressants. Prescribed before a kid is even 10 and people wonder why adults snap. 20 plush years of feelings being suppressed instead of felt. If you know your mental state isnt healthy and you know your delusions are not real and hallucinations are not real then you already have the tools to reconfigure it without false hope in the shape of a tic tac
I have experienced psychosis last year...was (and sometimes still is) "hell"...but it's true that the right supplements can help you get off the meds (if you're on them) and also ROUTINE with elements like working out/going on walks/ running and any slow movement and breath work like qi gong and yoga, but the most important -> PRAYING and ASKING TO BE FREED FROM DEMONS...!!!
@@robertcolman2598 I second the praying, was in a weed triggered dp/dr experiencing agoraphobia. MAINLY sincere prayer helped most and magnesium for the anxiety. God is the creator of mankind there's nothing to small for him. Im praying everyone finds healing, the reality that so many suffer breaks my heart.
Yeah well your “antipsychotics” gave me akathisia for 11 months now and I only took them for six weeks. Drs like you have no idea the damage that your meds can cause. I live in extreme terror and pacing 24/7 that never stops. Be careful guys. My life was ruined by “psychologists”
Im so sorry you went through this , and This shall not be ever forgotten the real damage anti psychotics cause . We should do something about it so that other people don't get harmed from those poisonous medications. I myself have dealt with psychosis for around two years only after I realized by myself that it was becuz of my eating disorder. Im still recovering from both EDs and psychosis
Psychologists cannot prescribe medication. Clonazepam helps with akathisia, but benzodiazepines are almost impossible to get anymore because they are so addictive. But having been through akathisia for only a month, I remember the horror 42 years later. I was put on Stelazine along with my antidepressant. It was not needed, but we didn’t find out until a month later. I was helped with medication, but the cause of my psychosis was different. It was Post Partum Psychosis and antidepressants took it away. Think PPP is not dangerous? Then look it up. Many women kill their babies and usually themselves without help. They are living in a different universe. I know - I was there.
@@christytea4691 This was in 1983. Because I told people around me about what was going on, I was able to get help. Most women tell nobody - so nobody knows what they are thinking, until it’s too late. I only wrote about Clonazepam because I recently read about it. It was interesting to me because I had experienced akathisia.I recognized the symptoms but I didn’t know there was a name for it. They just took me off the drug ( Stelazine ) because it was of no use in my case. Antidepressants are used for PPP and PPD. I suffered from both after the birth of 2 of my children. They worked well. I only had to be on them for 5 to 6 months. Not all medication is bad for you. I was an RN. Diabetics don’t have a choice with insulin. They must inject it every day of their lives.
@iiRazorTech By any chance, have you tried Paliperidone? I feel like this newer antipsychotic has no side effect; akathisia is seriously the worst, I experienced it once from Abilify, but it also disappeared when switching to Quetiapine. Maybe sometimes anti-psychiatry people are just unlucky to be prescribed the wrong drugs... In any case, doctors have no idea about root cause, and I feel like they sometimes assume stuff is psychosis even when it's way more complex... I mean, when you experience "some symptoms" but it doesn't exactly match anything anyone else talks about, but instead you get factors like existential anxiety and literally feeling some new, strong feelings, and you get psychotic symptoms only as a result of being stressed and fearful, right after falling prey to a risky belief system and also spiritual inquiries of being forced to solve existential questions, then it feels weird to just label it and shove everything in a box by taking antipsychotics and hoping they'll be your solution for the rest of the life without being able to reopen the topic and heal the mind somehow :P too bad there are no words to describe these problems, so it always feels that nobody else, not even those under psychosis, have the same problem. Luckily, people under psychosis seem to have horror stories that I never had to experience, so I have no idea what helps to whom; but one thing is definitely shared between all -- we need to avoid akathisia at all costs. Especially in long-term... If only there were alternative, spiritual healing approaches that weren't full of scams and false promises, along with risks of other natural drugs and their bad trips that can permanently destroy a sensitive person :(
Yes, 100% you CAN Do what you can to escape terrible circumstances & find a stable solitary living space, complete with a stable routine that prioritizes your security I was sexually assualted this past Fall after a year in near solitude, healing, in the process of recovering from psychosis caused by severe family abuse in spring 2022... I had felt much better, but that event did set me back. I was told the assualt would "bump me up the waiting list" for therapy... It did not, I am still waiting... Anyway, I am doing great now, on my own, using RUclips to heal, learn & grow P.S. no drugs involved, I only allowed that once, 2017, i was sexually assualted due to being a human zombie I will never touch psyche meds ever again Do not let anyone implant limited thinking that you need therapy Remember that our ancestors made it thru many "dark ages" before psychology even existed 💜
For me it was an awakening that showed me this reality isn’t what I thought it was, I set out to smash my mind open to see what I could find, I forced myself into psychosis on purpose! I started to lose control so I pushed everyone close to me as far away as possible to protect them, I lost everything but I found my true self, now I have to live with it! I’ve tried medication and it does nothing to me at all
I don’t think the utube AI will let me explain how and tbh I don’t really want to tell u. Your much better off not knowing, I wish I could go back, I’m trying to forget @@savannahgalletta7132
I stopped having psychosis when I stopped using hard drugs. When I used I had so many delusions. I thought there were people at my window every night scaling it and going onto my roof and under my home to shove dead bodies and store them in the foundation of the house. I also thought I was being gang stalked 😂😂😂
@@privateprivate1865 Mainly auditory. Those were mainly just sounds, which is annoying, when any sound you hear is either real, or hallucination. Some were music as well. Just generic singing. And most of those sounded like very distant singing. Like it was from a radio situated in the next room. The visual ones were easy to identify, and therefore didn't bother me too much.
@ThomasKop so they can lock you up and never address the core root of problems just symptoms and blame it on your biological body rather than the environment that caused you to breakdown.
Plz see a psychiatrist plz. I did not realise my daughter of 18years was in her beginning untill I had to pull her out by her hair with her sister assisting me by doing so as well . She was drowning herself at sea when the tide was in and it was very daunting for me for I cannot swim but I persevered and refused to let her go. If we did not deliberately let her feel pain she was already overpowering us and letting herself go with the seas tide. It's not at all something I want to advertise to the world but as you've stated its in the beginning phase etc...I'm genuinely worried. Plz go asap to a psychologist and not just a random 1 preferably a trusted recommended caring psych.❤❤❤❤❤. Plz
Look into the Open Dialog approach. Psychosis is hard to treat "on your own" but that's because isolation and neglect are major causes of psychosis anyway. With the right support and acceptance by a close family or community in a loving environment, people can and do get better with little or no medication. It's not about disproving delusions, it's about understanding what they symbolize to the person and how that relates to prior emotional trauma.
I recovered from it too.. it all started in 2022 feb end and it was hell.. I felt like life is over didn't see any hope in life .. behaved like mentally retarted.. it olzapine and clozapine.. after that when hallucinations went away..I behaved like mentally retarted person.. I couldn't remember anything cant do anything functional.. but by grace of God I'm back again.. so truly i would say hold on chant mantra and pray to God and continue to take antipsychotic...all the best
So did I but that’s just because I was cycling from mania to depression back to back, I woke up one day after crashing hard from manic psychosis (and several substances I had been on) and I just wasn’t manic anymore, and I didn’t feel psychotic anymore. I then slept for like 15 hours straight and barely got out of bed for the next couple weeks after that. Psychosis for me doesn’t happen often, at least not full-blown psychosis. Bipolar psychosis can present way different from other types tho, and it varies from person to person.
Why am i getting better? I dont hear voices only when i stress myself out since 4 days. I got diagnosed with schyzophrenia but i feel like its getting away is it psychosis? What is this?
I had meth induced psychosis seven months into sobriety and it was followed by persecutory delusions. For me sobering up steadily made it better but the biggest thing that made me realize i was delusional was being convinced people were staring at me and talking about me in a restaurant and emberassing myself and my fiance by standing up and yelling at people in the restaurant. The delusions didn't go away right after but I knew they weren't real and could ignore them. What made me sort out what was real was when someone actually was being a creep and staring at me and saying messed up crap about me. I was convinced it was a delusion until he came up to me and said a bunch of heinous things. That really solidified what actions were real and what was delusion. I still struggle with it from time to time but it's not nearly as bad as it used to be.
I recovered from mine by stopping weed for a good long while and never consuming the same amount again, however the world seems boring and uninspiring now like a low grade depression.
I thought people were gangstalking me so I moved to another country where one of my family members lived. I had a self CBT from time to time but I'm sure it would've taken really long time to recover without antipsychotics.
Please don’t say that. Medication has helped many people to live lives that are bearable. As a nurse, I had patients who would have died without medication. But use care; use medication thoughtfully and if truly needed. Quality of life is important - you only have one life. Have a good doctor that you can trust who truly cares about your well being. I know they are hard to find nowadays.
Yes and no, sure it could have been the motivation behind the initial creation video, but the message still stands, and there are plenty of generic meds out there used to treat psychosis all the time. And antipsychotics are manufactured and sold by many different companies, so it would be an ad for more that one company
Yes and it is sickening The Medication Free Hospitals in Norway are getting the best results of any hospitals on the world. 'Open Dialogue' in Finland is getting 70% of people with a first episode of psychosis their lives back without 1 single antipsychotic pill. Martin Harrow's study shows that after drugging people with the horrific antipsychotic drugs those that got off the drugs early on had recovery rates 8 times higher than those who took the drugs for many years. The World Health Organisation Ten Country Study on Schizophrenia found in those countries where the drugs were used short term had 'Much Better Outcomes' 50 years ago Soteria House, where antipsychotic drugs were not used in the first 6 weeks showed improvement at least as good as the control group that went to a mental hospital where the horrific drugs were used. As a whole the Soteria patients did better in the long term. If you knew the harm these horrific drugs do to people's love lives, people's health and people's long term 'Outcomes' you would never WANT anyone to take these drugs LONG TERM
i went through it raw no medication no nothing but i think if u get medicated symptoms will subside a lot faster and you would be in less risk to do dumb stuff like suicide
Yeah that's right fix everything with drugs. Keep listening to professionals that have a monetary reason to lie and you'll end up exactly where most every person with mental illness will. In misery and unhappiness. Learn emotional intelligence and learn how to live a healthy life and some financial literacy is just as important.
@@houseofblues9016 through my more than 50 years of personal experience with many in my family the people that suffer the most are the ones that don't take personal responsibility and that never take the time to learn how to redirect negative energy to something positive. Prevention through education in the information age is the answer not big pharma and the broken medical system.
Yeah I had a 17 years late diagnosis I was told I had bipolar then borderline personality disorder now they say it's psychoses I'm having paranoia that the neighbours are gossiping and talking about me and that the pharmacy and GP practice are deliberately out to lie to me, it's a living hell I'm on Risperidone I gave up today and having a 6 pack of beers
@Sushi I was admitted for a night a finally got more than an hour of sleep. That helped A LOT! When I came home for like a month it was there but lingering and not as heavy. I prayed and talked to God alot!! Cry out everything that was burdening my heart. Asked for guidance, love, and forgiveness. Listening to seroms by Micheal Todd and Jerry flowers helped alot as well, especially when I was going to sleep. I'm not Christian but I needed to find spiritual things that resonated with my spirit, and they helped me through. This happened back in September. Several months later I'm doing OK. Lastly, surround yourself with GOOD COMPANY. Having a village of people to support you through it makes a world of a difference because while I was going through it I thought I could figure it out on my own and I'm glad they stepped in to get me help.
@Complex Mind you don't know me or my journey. To indicate anything I experienced was false enlightenment would imply you know me and you DON'T. Thank you for your engagement. 😊
@@theehardpill thanls so much its cause im only 14 and i want to stop it really quick so thank you so so much! Im also christian so i will put my trust in God of course❤ again thank you so much
Depends on how it began, your age, what your psychosis involves. Many factors. If you have not had help yet, send me some info about yourself. My son became delusional after a psychiatrist put him on a medication that is unknown to us. He only went to psychiatrists because he has Tourette’s Syndrome and the Doctors at his Children’s hospital were dealing with his ADD, OCD and anxiety. He was told that he would need to see a psychiatrist for the rest of his life. When he turned 18, he could no longer go to the children’s Rehab where he had been going since he was 6 years old. The Doctors at the children’s rehab got him a referral, but the referral was a year wait and then he was told they were not taking new patients. By then he was seeing a psychiatrist at University. But that was for one year. He had to go to surgery on his knee - so had to skip Uni. Then he went to a new GP - ours had retired. The new GP referred him to a psychiatrist. Worst psychiatrist ever!!! Ruined his life. Put him on a med that caused him to deteriorate physically and mentally. He had actually become delusional on this med. We had no idea. He became quieter, but not that one would notice. Things happened that almost cost him his life - we had no idea what he had been thinking. We were just grateful that he was alive. But he lost 4 years of his life!! We reported this Doctor to the Medical Association. He was examined and questioned. He lied about everything. And we could not even find out what medication he had been put on. The Doctor is not obligated to tell you what is on your medical chart. He still practices - on the “ Rate Your Doctor “ site, everyone says the same thing - totally incompetent, should not be allowed to practice Medicine; not just psychiatry, but any medicine He should be struck off. But the Doctor’s Association believes the “ White Coat “ over patients.
I have psychosis I’m 20 years old drug induced 95 days sober because I can’t even fathom using while I’m like this every day is hell it’s like I’m not even here I’m lightheaded 247 feels like pressure on my brain and I always am los t I feel high all the time and doctors are saying I’m not and that I’m okay even though I can feel my heart stopping and my body failing
I had this too and was being gaslit by doctors too. I think you're experiencing dp/dr. I was greatly helped by Magnesium glycinate, magnesium L-threonate, 5htp helped for literally 5 seconds and never worked again and sincere prayer. Wish you all the very best.
Cast out Satan in the name of Jesus… (I know it’s strange to some people, but try it!) Pray for help from angels! Sleep and drink good water… bring uplifting statements and music into your life. Breathe. Quickly reject negative thoughts. Talk to people you trust. Do things that bring you joy.
Tell someone. Do not keep these thoughts to yourself. I confided in my sister, who constantly tried to keep me grounded. Take very good care of yourself, just as you would care for someone you loved who was suffering. But sharing with someone close who cares about you can help a great deal. They can pull you back to reality, even for a short time.
Please read this. Not only i had psychosis for 8 months but also 2 manic episodes after skipping meds for one day following up with a fight with my husband that triggered me to ptsd, for a week i had no idea what i did, i was told i was trying to run out of my house stripped and did not remember anyone. Then i was on point where i couldn’t afford meds again so i had to cold turkey. Then my husband and i both revert to islam. (I am not necessarily telling you revert) but i think praying helps. I tried to vist church a lot but it wasn’t helping so i revert because i heard they get a lot of support in islam. I had a horrible past as child that lead to ptsd, major depressive disorder and extreme anger issue but now its been 4 years after that event we are enjoying our life as a muslim without any manic psychosis, let alone depression or anxiety.
@@mm-wiz2256 I hope you've found some resources by this time, and I pray you're feeling better/healthier... If you don't have someone in your life to talk to or can't afford medical treatment (which sucks!) There are hotlines, free online groups, tele healthcare you could probably find thru your local government... Google your options and stick to whatever self care program you create🙏🏾💙💪🏾
I have to say, from experience, antipsychotics are pushed on people instead of intervention to save them from what is driving them mad. And in many cases, sudden taking of or withdrawal from antipsychotics can be extremely dangerous. I don't appreciate the monopoly on broken families by health care systems. Lack of human compassion is what is crazy and it's hardly surprising to hear that personalty disorders are calling the shots, should you ever even learn that much.
Seems like I’ve had psychosis since around 2006 but was not diagnosed until 2024 crazy how I’ve made it this far . I’ve had a few death scares and have harmed myself and others , homelessness and criminal activity
Talk to Jesus. Just invite him into you life and read the Bible. He is our healer. I wish you all the best. I have all the opportunities at hand and the only one who truly helps is Jesus.
i got it, i stay having crazy hallucinations about wat i might hear people say then i just go black n don’t remember some things i did while being paranoid
Intervention may be neccessary but the drugs I dealt with were the worst thing ever. My problem was that I could not sleep for days. I know now to keep emergency mild sedatives on hand so I make sure to sleep
I'm pretty sure I had sphycosis from 2019-2021. I had every symptom. I don't remember a lot from that time but those three years are easily the worst years of my life despite the list being so competetive. I never got any help for it because nobody knew how bad I was doing, but fast forward to today and I'm a lot better. I still have some symptoms of and should probably still go talk to a psychiatrist or something but uhhhh fuck it we ball Anyway, is this the Martian guy from that Supergirl show?😭 what the hell
Be very careful about talking to a psychiatrist. Their drugs can destroy you if you aren't lucky. The Medication Free Hospitals in Norway are getting the best results of any hospitals in the world. 'Open Dialogue' in Finland is getting 70% of people with a first episode of psychosis their lives back without 1 single antipsychotic pill. Martin Harrow's study shows that after drugging people with the horrific antipsychotic drugs those that got off the drugs early on had recovery rates 8 times higher than those who took the drugs for many years. The World Health Organisation Ten Country Study on Schizophrenia found in those countries where the drugs were used short term had 'Much Better Outcomes' 50 years ago Soteria House, where antipsychotic drugs were not used in the first 6 weeks showed improvement at least as good as the control group that went to a mental hospital where the horrific drugs were used. As a whole the Soteria patients did better in the long term. If you knew the harm these horrific drugs do to people's love lives, people's health and people's long term 'Outcomes' you would never WANT anyone to take these drugs LONG TERM
It’s not that I want to just live with these problems. I simply can’t afford to get the help I need. Nobody wants to just live with this shit. The powers that be just don’t want us to get better
I live with psychosis. I clawed back reality by trying to do away with spiritual/religious beliefs. Anti-psychotics are essential. My psychosis was linked to a history of horrific abuse. I was turning the other cheek to my abuser, this led to becoming very mentally unwell. I had to cut him out of my life.
Please can someone help me with some questions? Are people aware when they have psychosis? Are they of their behaviour. How long does it get healed. Do they occure back again?
Some people blackout during a psychotic episode and have no recollection of what they did. It can last days, weeks, months; even years from what I've read. Without the proper treatment, of course. I'm still doing research on it. But I can confirm that people with psychosis aren't always aware of it.
No not at all...I had my first ever pyschosis episode at the start of march after quiting weed and not being able to sleep for a week (cannabis and stress induced) . It lasted for about 3 weeks and i was sectioned, i didnt hallucination but i had delusions. When the pyschosis wore off, i came back to reality and feel normal just depressed ( i suffered with depression before even when i was in the military). What was your experience like mate? I became bare relgious and went round and blessed chuches in my town as if the last days were coming, and jumped out of a window.
@@molt3n412 i became frightened of every impulse. Light, sound, touch, everything. The first time i had it i was sitting on a bench with a friend of mine near a lake. When it started i first noticed little changes in my perception. How i saw and heard things, and how i percieved them. Like i was overly aware of everything. Then my thoughts started to rumble. Climbing like hands over one another too quick for me to get a hold of them. Everything i could get a hold of i was able to twist in a way for me to be incredibly scared of it. Also, i had somehow conviced myself the frogs in the lake were screaming at me. I took everything around me as an attack on my conciousness. The seccond time i had this it was much worse. It was in a busride. And i completely lost all touch with reality and my sences. I didn't regocnise my girlfriends voice, neither i could her face. I could not feel the bus turn corners or roundabouts. I only felt the G-force of going up and down on bridges and hills. Every touch or impulse felt like someone or something was atacking me. I had this time convinced myself someone greater was bullying me, trying to fuck with me. When i came out of the bus i was drained in sweat. It was a cold day. I have a more indepth description of my experience. Its like 3 full pages. But this is a shorter sumup. It was the scariest fucking thing i ever went through. I legitimately thought something was eating my brain away.
I suspect not all psychosis diagnosis are correct.. because the voice in my head is REAL and its a voice from the other side of this ancestor simulation
I'm also interested in channeling abilities - some people are able to healthily access such states without being in psychosis - but on the other hand, I feel like an ill mind is capable of receiving thoughts from some dangerous, negative sources, who knows if they are spirits or so... Sometimes the messages make sense, as if you channel someone, other times it's just a mix or nonsense - and from anecdotal evidence we know that there are many people receiving messages asking them to hurt themselves etc. So what approach should we take? How to distinguish what is an illness? How many kinds of psychoses are there on a spectrum? Is there a kind of safe approach to avoid hurting our psyche? How much of the reality is real, given the (dangerous) synchronicities where seemingly some spirits affect the real world for you? It's also a fact that solipsism is a dangerous belief system, because there's plenty of evidence that stuff IS real, and yet paradoxes remain... And idk, maybe a voice/thought in a head can be merely a tulpa? ;)
@@scscyou i suspect "since this is a digital simulation" that hackers and scammers can infiltrate minds just like players of video games and hack in on players. I believe that may be where the bad voice come from
@houseofblues9016 I wrote that during a psychosis episode, I'm okay now! I just have a massive fear of having other people judge me, so I've been trying to get rid of it myself, but its been getting bad recently.
I was a chronic pot smoker and took a 2 month break because i wanted to have a a hard hitting experience. I did a few hard hitting dabs, and proceeded to have a very frightning experience that made me question reality. I then proceed to DRY FAST, no food or water, or water contact for about 135 hours until i came back. I then fasted many more 72 and 96 hour fasts until i felt completely back to normal in about a months time. IF you have psychosis you need to DRY FAST.
@@Ali08 Ever since the fasting protocol i have had 0 issues. I even had a few pretty intense trips on mushrooms and continue to smoke weed regularly without any problem. I know it sounds crazy, but i believed it would work. Going 135 hours without food or water is very difficult but when you are in that state of mind you will do absolutely anything to return back to normal. The problem with fasting is that it is free. There is no money to be made with it. Sure there are some "experts" that you can go a a facility to fast but i was poor as hell so i said fuck it and did it myself. Dry fasting (no food or water) is a cure all. Good luck.
I'm sorry but this stuff should be like mandatory to confess to someone you're coming into a serious relationship with. I don't want these genetics in my offspring. Sorry that is cruel and cold to say but we have enough violently crazy people in the world....
You can try your best to raise perfectly healthy kids but if you can't even be open minded to the possibility that your children may develop mental and physical conditions, then don't even be a father. It's so weird to call your children 'offspring' too.
This is definitely a result from upbringing so if you raise your kids in a healthy space filled with love understanding and encouragement then the problem of them developing anything like this will decrease indefinitely.
Hopefully, everyone looking for a serious relationship will be transparent about their lives. This includes you. There’s never a guarantee that the state of one’s health will not fluctuate. If you’re fearful of your “offspring” having a mental illness, you may need to consider not having children at all. Lastly, there’s a difference between psychosis, psychopathy, and violence. It’s worth learning.
My bf is going through it right now. I didn't know anything about this. For a whole year he would say i hacked his phone or I might be cheating on him. I thought he was just talking rubbish and being insecure. But recently he lost his job and other problems occured. It was bad. For the first time I was lost for words i didn't know what to communicate. He hated me and asked me to leave. Its heart breaking it took a weak to heal but I still cry about it and wondering if he'll ever want to be with me again
How to you self help as I can't find help, I know there all devil's with things inside them. I can only do this on my own so please can some one help with how you self help
I got rid of it by myself as well, I think there are a lot of factors when it comes to psychosis like what triggered it, life experiences and age. I used to think the government was watching me and that I knew people because I listened to their music alongside a plethora of other symptoms. I had so much anxiety it was hard for me to step out of the house if I didn’t have somebody with me.
Ultimately for me a understanding of self is what got me out of it. I was stuck in that mind state for around 2 years but as time went on I worked on bettering my self increasing In knowledge. Like how to take care of my teeth/ oral health, working on my diet (no vegetarian doctrine/ high quality meats and produce). Watching what I consume on a mental level as well no tv if it wasn’t educational to some degree I didn’t watch it. I think realizing that there is a government agenda and that I wasn’t completely delusional comforted me in a way because I wasn’t crazy to feel wary about the government. The high amount of sugar we consume coupled with the vegetable oils (which oxidizes and creates free radicals in our body which can create all types of disease) in our food. The corn and soy they feed livestock which in turn feminizes men and damages us hormonally. I mean I can go on deep into this rabbit hole I think if you are trying to better yourself everything will follow suit or if you’d like to have a conversation we can. A big part of it is also recognizing your thought patterns and seeing how you are operating on a day to day to understand the dysfunction in yourself and your family and understanding (if applicable) that how you were raised plays a big part, if you are without father you may have come to terms with it but it doesn’t take away the fact that it still effects you in ways that you may be oblivious to.
So in summary working on my self is what got me out of it. If you are going through it clean your room, take out the clutter create a space that you know like the back of your hand. Start somewhere put down the weed and drugs if you do use, stop your bad habits and learn about yourself
I doubt anyone will read this but I hope my experience and message has helped you.
Hi I can completely relate. I went through traumatic life events in 2019. I lost custody of my children to the government after a nasty split from my ex. He was mentally abusive and other relationships that I had were physically abusive. I wasn't even aware I had psychosis until a few years later I started to understand it and took control. I did somewhat have to isolate myself from the world so I could re set and re asses who I could trust and who was genuinely a true friend to me. I felt very unsafe in those times it was an overwhelming feeling that I will never forget. Since then I have given myself the time to recover slowly but surely. I am careful on who I surround myself with, I have to be careful about what I watch on television(I don't watch horror or thriller films anymore) I don't go out after dark are just to name a few.
There is hope and I am not medicated . I believe that the brain can heal from trauma but you have to be mindful and patient amd surrounded by supportive people. I'm certainly not the fearless person I once was but in order to heal and manage my ptsd and the psychosis episodes that I had I no longer do certain things in life.
From time to time I get scared and fear for my safety but talking myself through it and reassuring myself is what helps.
@@Bodyblissretreat Kan just take it a day at a time hope all goes well for you
I'm soo proud of you. This was inspiring ❤
I read what you have shared here.
Thank you for this positive message.
More stories like yours are desperately needed
Thank you so much i relate and going to start and get out of it now, this given me hope
Too much weed
Not enough to do
No sleep
An idle mind
Not reading & comprehension
No yearly dental & medical
Wrong friends, family & teachers
Not working & eating well
Some reasons why there is a problem.
Listen up leftys
what did you mean by this? are left handed people more prone to psychosis or something?
edit: I realize you're probably talking about political lefties, wow I'm tripping
@@maybetomorrownewmaker I'd say he/she probably is talking about politics. However, the answer is yes. Left-handed people are more prone to mental health issues.
I'm recovering from psychosis...whole year ...by myself I don't have nobody who can help me ..and I didn't know... I wasn't aware of that ...taking b12 shot ( injection) ..b6 ... ashwagandha, ginkgo biloba .. I had a religious psychosis.. its a pure hell in ur mind . 😔 I feel sorry for everyone who goes through psychosis
How did you recover ?
@@shaystarks3787 very very slowly... u must be patient ...it can be annoying as f.... No coffee no energy drinks no alcohol they make things worst. Makes u more unstable and u can harm yourself.. I almost recovered... in September will be one-year .. gym ..diet.. time with yourself.. or with therapist.. brain 🧠 is such a gentle organ I know I will have damaged brain 2 the rest of my life. I'm planning cat scan in the future..
@@ania-sk9lz I was diagnosed with schizophrenia about 7 years ago and it’s been one hell of a road from there multiple delusions and hallucinations I’m addicted to opioid blockers right now which is still a form of a narcotic it’s hard to come off of my son has autism I feel like my whole apartment complex is against me I dabbled into watching tarot card readings a few years back and my life is a living hell right now since I gotten away from that type of stuff
@@ania-sk9lz I’m truly addicted to coffee now and I’m trying to just have a little bit a day
@@shaystarks3787 oooo boy... go " cold turkey " and cleans yourself. U should love yourself and do bette for yourself... medication 💊 for schizophrenia and stop pls the drugs ... u have one life and a child who needs both parents... 😔 I never did drugs . I had psychosis after mom passed away and a guy abused me emotionally and mentally.
I had Post Partum Psychosis after my second child.
It is extremely dangerous - women often kill their baby and their other children and often themselves.
They usually do not tell anyone what they are thinking - the psychosis is so real, they truly believe horrifying things.
I was fortunate that I told my sister and she insisted that I was delusional.
Harming my children was not my psychosis. I believed with my whole being that I was condemned to Hell.
I was dying - couldn’t eat and just sobbed all the time.
Finally, I was sent to a psychiatrist who diagnosed me immediately. I was put on the old antidepressants ( this was in 1981 )
Nardil - an Mao inhibitor.
Took a month to work and ECT was being considered.
I suffered for over a month and a half till my psychosis left - had to stay on medication for 5 months.
I can only say that my suffering cannot be described in any words on this earth. No way to describe what I lived through. Simply beyond description. Without help, I would have died from an inability to eat.
I don’t know about other types of psychosis other than what I have studied as a nurse and medications used. They are extremely unpleasant. Every doctor prescribing them should go on them to see what it feels like. Then they might understand how awful they are.
Stelazine was added at the beginning and the akathisia was unbearable.
Clonazepam can control it, but no doctor will prescribe a benzodiazepine.
To all who are suffering on this link, I pray that you will find a way to deal with your psychosis. From someone who lived it and made it through.
Been dealing with it for 6 Years unknowingly and just foundout I had it from a friend not even 2 hours ago. The amount of tears I shed after finding out what wrong with me. Omg man I haven't genuinenly cried since I was 13 and I'm 20 now
@@tuccer My heart aches for you!!
To suffer so much for so long…just terrible.
I saw many young moms around me who I knew where suffering from Post Partum Depression. Not as severe but I could see the suffering.
I had that as well after my third child. Hope things get brighter for you. There is help.
@@pjsmith4369 thanks! Just flew from Oklahoma to Arizona not even 3 days later and currently at sober living. It's a lot better now, the weed definitely was the problem.
@@pjsmith4369 I thought even my friends were trynna set me up, everyone was plotting on me, when I tell you I became a quiet individual! But what's crazy is now that I'm a sober living, it was weed that made me feel like that, the second or third day of not smoking and it all went away. Plus I just moved into the nice suburbs🥲
@@tuccer Happy to hear things are improving. 😊
My bf thinks I'm stalking him , hacking his phone and broke up with me. I'm praying so hard he will get better soon and he realise. He is an amazing person. And it breaks my heart
i might have wat he got, i be having a lot of thoughts, experiences, of things dat don’t be true but i can’t help myself but to think like dat
He is NOT an amazing person
In 2021 I got diagnosed with schizophrenia, I was experiencing profound psychosis. Now I’m basically back to normal thanks to my medication. As a result I’ve been able to learn how to code computers and be the happiest I’ve ever been!
Have you recovered completely? My mother is recently went under medication due to schizophrenia due to depression, and when I researched about it i read that people never came out of schizophrenia but just learned to control it. So can you please tell me have you recovered completely yet.
@@pongnakalohan887 I still have voices in my head and see things every once in a while, but it used to be that I would hear voices all day long. I’ve heard cases of people who have completely recovered, but even with psychosis you can still live a complete, normal, full, life. Meditation can really help, but it can take some time to find the right one. When she does find the right one it will be like magic! Hope all goes well!!
Psychosis??
Do you mind saying which medication you are taking?
@@KellyW-bu4qwSure, I’m taking Loxapine. Also Risperdal worked very well for me but I don’t take Risperdal anymore. Another thing that really helped is meditation, just having the voices in my head arise while meditating and just view the nature of schizophrenia without reacting to the voices.
It’s hard. Every day can be a struggle but you know soon enough there will be a good day when things are brighter, the problem is you know the dark can creep in so easily. I have visual and audio paranoid psychosis/ schizophrenia.
Getting enough sleep (if you can) and eating as well as possible does help. For some the medication can help- for me it made me a zombie and it was the worse of two evils for me. I don’t really have anyone to speak to about it, I did once, I had a family, good job and a perfect partner, I had everything I could of dreamed of but when those demons in the head come for you they show no mercy do they. Everything left in tatters on the floor.
Wouldn’t wish it on my worst enemy. But things can get better. Time is a great healer of many things.
Take care ❤
Find out what triggered your episode/ episodes so you can prevent the following possible. Antipsychotics cure symptoms but not the root itself.
the side effects are worse the the condition it self. but people dont want to they neglect it. What is life if you dont sens joy anymore. what is life if you lost dopamine - eg drive to do things.
@@jeanpaultongeren125 True that. Things such as yoga, cold showers, psychoanalysis - could uncover the root and rebuild your old self (the one you're probably missing) without the necessity of taking pills. How on Earth can you treat something, without knowing the cause of its provenance? Cure is possible and relies within us. If we're able to switch our consciousness and find that ballance, them medications will go straight into the big pharma trash bin, just where they belong.
Did you cure your psychosis ?
Just like LSD, meditation can be a door opener to demonic oppression or even possession. Read “Demons and Depression, Mental Illness and Possession” (Amazon Books) and the entities experienced during LSD / DMT / and aftermath are clearly demonic and responsible for both poltergeist type activity and suicidal ideation. Don't like recommending Amazon much but this book will really help anyone suffering from psychosis.
Anti suppressants. Prescribed before a kid is even 10 and people wonder why adults snap. 20 plush years of feelings being suppressed instead of felt. If you know your mental state isnt healthy and you know your delusions are not real and hallucinations are not real then you already have the tools to reconfigure it without false hope in the shape of a tic tac
I have experienced psychosis last year...was (and sometimes still is) "hell"...but it's true that the right supplements can help you get off the meds (if you're on them) and also ROUTINE with elements like working out/going on walks/ running and any slow movement and breath work like qi gong and yoga, but the most important -> PRAYING and ASKING TO BE FREED FROM DEMONS...!!!
Yes thank you for that
@@robertcolman2598 I second the praying, was in a weed triggered dp/dr experiencing agoraphobia. MAINLY sincere prayer helped most and magnesium for the anxiety. God is the creator of mankind there's nothing to small for him. Im praying everyone finds healing, the reality that so many suffer breaks my heart.
Yeah well your “antipsychotics” gave me akathisia for 11 months now and I only took them for six weeks. Drs like you have no idea the damage that your meds can cause. I live in extreme terror and pacing 24/7 that never stops. Be careful guys. My life was ruined by “psychologists”
Im so sorry you went through this , and This shall not be ever forgotten the real damage anti psychotics cause . We should do something about it so that other people don't get harmed from those poisonous medications. I myself have dealt with psychosis for around two years only after I realized by myself that it was becuz of my eating disorder. Im still recovering from both EDs and psychosis
Psychologists cannot prescribe medication. Clonazepam helps with akathisia, but benzodiazepines are almost impossible to get anymore because they are so addictive.
But having been through akathisia for only a month, I remember the horror 42 years later. I was put on Stelazine along with my antidepressant. It was not needed, but we didn’t find out until a month later.
I was helped with medication, but the cause of my psychosis was different. It was Post Partum Psychosis and antidepressants took it away.
Think PPP is not dangerous? Then look it up. Many women kill their babies and usually themselves without help. They are living in a different universe.
I know - I was there.
@@pjsmith4369 another drug to treat something you wouldn’t of had, had you not took the first drug
@@christytea4691 This was in 1983. Because I told people around me about what was going on, I was able to get help. Most women tell nobody - so nobody knows what they are thinking, until it’s too late.
I only wrote about Clonazepam because I recently read about it. It was interesting to me because I had experienced akathisia.I recognized the symptoms but I didn’t know there was a name for it.
They just took me off the drug ( Stelazine ) because it was of no use in my case.
Antidepressants are used for PPP and PPD.
I suffered from both after the birth of 2 of my children. They worked well. I only had to be on them for 5 to 6 months.
Not all medication is bad for you. I was an RN. Diabetics don’t have a choice with insulin. They must inject it every day of their lives.
@iiRazorTech By any chance, have you tried Paliperidone? I feel like this newer antipsychotic has no side effect; akathisia is seriously the worst, I experienced it once from Abilify, but it also disappeared when switching to Quetiapine. Maybe sometimes anti-psychiatry people are just unlucky to be prescribed the wrong drugs... In any case, doctors have no idea about root cause, and I feel like they sometimes assume stuff is psychosis even when it's way more complex... I mean, when you experience "some symptoms" but it doesn't exactly match anything anyone else talks about, but instead you get factors like existential anxiety and literally feeling some new, strong feelings, and you get psychotic symptoms only as a result of being stressed and fearful, right after falling prey to a risky belief system and also spiritual inquiries of being forced to solve existential questions, then it feels weird to just label it and shove everything in a box by taking antipsychotics and hoping they'll be your solution for the rest of the life without being able to reopen the topic and heal the mind somehow :P too bad there are no words to describe these problems, so it always feels that nobody else, not even those under psychosis, have the same problem. Luckily, people under psychosis seem to have horror stories that I never had to experience, so I have no idea what helps to whom; but one thing is definitely shared between all -- we need to avoid akathisia at all costs. Especially in long-term... If only there were alternative, spiritual healing approaches that weren't full of scams and false promises, along with risks of other natural drugs and their bad trips that can permanently destroy a sensitive person :(
Yes, 100% you CAN
Do what you can to escape terrible circumstances & find a stable solitary living space, complete with a stable routine that prioritizes your security
I was sexually assualted this past Fall after a year in near solitude, healing, in the process of recovering from psychosis caused by severe family abuse in spring 2022...
I had felt much better, but that event did set me back.
I was told the assualt would "bump me up the waiting list" for therapy...
It did not, I am still waiting...
Anyway, I am doing great now, on my own, using RUclips to heal, learn & grow
P.S. no drugs involved, I only allowed that once, 2017, i was sexually assualted due to being a human zombie
I will never touch psyche meds ever again
Do not let anyone implant limited thinking that you need therapy
Remember that our ancestors made it thru many "dark ages" before psychology even existed 💜
For me it was an awakening that showed me this reality isn’t what I thought it was, I set out to smash my mind open to see what I could find, I forced myself into psychosis on purpose! I started to lose control so I pushed everyone close to me as far away as possible to protect them, I lost everything but I found my true self, now I have to live with it! I’ve tried medication and it does nothing to me at all
How did you force yourself into psychosis?
I don’t think the utube AI will let me explain how and tbh I don’t really want to tell u. Your much better off not knowing, I wish I could go back, I’m trying to forget @@savannahgalletta7132
I just replied without explaining and utube removed my comment instantly 😂 sorry but your not allowed to know how@@savannahgalletta7132
I’ve replied a few times but my reply’s keep getting removed by the AI ! @@savannahgalletta7132
Some secrets are better left untold!
I stopped having psychosis when I stopped using hard drugs. When I used I had so many delusions. I thought there were people at my window every night scaling it and going onto my roof and under my home to shove dead bodies and store them in the foundation of the house. I also thought I was being gang stalked 😂😂😂
I'm 59 and started experiencing Psychosis only 2 weeks ago. I don't know what lies ahead, but I think seeing a GP quickly would be a good idea.
Get a professional ASAP
Auditory or visual or both? What did the voice/voices say?
@@privateprivate1865 Mainly auditory. Those were mainly just sounds, which is annoying, when any sound you hear is either real, or hallucination. Some were music as well. Just generic singing. And most of those sounded like very distant singing. Like it was from a radio situated in the next room. The visual ones were easy to identify, and therefore didn't bother me too much.
@ThomasKop so they can lock you up and never address the core root of problems just symptoms and blame it on your biological body rather than the environment that caused you to breakdown.
Plz see a psychiatrist plz. I did not realise my daughter of 18years was in her beginning untill I had to pull her out by her hair with her sister assisting me by doing so as well . She was drowning herself at sea when the tide was in and it was very daunting for me for I cannot swim but I persevered and refused to let her go. If we did not deliberately let her feel pain she was already overpowering us and letting herself go with the seas tide. It's not at all something I want to advertise to the world but as you've stated its in the beginning phase etc...I'm genuinely worried. Plz go asap to a psychologist and not just a random 1 preferably a trusted recommended caring psych.❤❤❤❤❤. Plz
Jesus is the solution for this psychosis He is Lord of Lord King of King 👑 I will read a Bible and overcome
Look into the Open Dialog approach. Psychosis is hard to treat "on your own" but that's because isolation and neglect are major causes of psychosis anyway. With the right support and acceptance by a close family or community in a loving environment, people can and do get better with little or no medication. It's not about disproving delusions, it's about understanding what they symbolize to the person and how that relates to prior emotional trauma.
I got out of psychosis without medication
I’m so happy to hear that! How did you do it?
I recovered from it too.. it all started in 2022 feb end and it was hell.. I felt like life is over didn't see any hope in life .. behaved like mentally retarted.. it olzapine and clozapine.. after that when hallucinations went away..I behaved like mentally retarted person.. I couldn't remember anything cant do anything functional.. but by grace of God I'm back again.. so truly i would say hold on chant mantra and pray to God and continue to take antipsychotic...all the best
@@MTishanhow you do that..tell me bro
So did I but that’s just because I was cycling from mania to depression back to back, I woke up one day after crashing hard from manic psychosis (and several substances I had been on) and I just wasn’t manic anymore, and I didn’t feel psychotic anymore. I then slept for like 15 hours straight and barely got out of bed for the next couple weeks after that. Psychosis for me doesn’t happen often, at least not full-blown psychosis. Bipolar psychosis can present way different from other types tho, and it varies from person to person.
HOW ??
Why am i getting better? I dont hear voices only when i stress myself out since 4 days. I got diagnosed with schyzophrenia but i feel like its getting away is it psychosis? What is this?
I've been suffering with this thing for a long time thank you for the advice.
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I had meth induced psychosis seven months into sobriety and it was followed by persecutory delusions. For me sobering up steadily made it better but the biggest thing that made me realize i was delusional was being convinced people were staring at me and talking about me in a restaurant and emberassing myself and my fiance by standing up and yelling at people in the restaurant. The delusions didn't go away right after but I knew they weren't real and could ignore them. What made me sort out what was real was when someone actually was being a creep and staring at me and saying messed up crap about me. I was convinced it was a delusion until he came up to me and said a bunch of heinous things. That really solidified what actions were real and what was delusion. I still struggle with it from time to time but it's not nearly as bad as it used to be.
I recovered from mine by stopping weed for a good long while and never consuming the same amount again, however the world seems boring and uninspiring now like a low grade depression.
I thought people were gangstalking me so I moved to another country where one of my family members lived. I had a self CBT from time to time but I'm sure it would've taken really long time to recover without antipsychotics.
Wow, this sounds like an ad for big pharma.
Frr
Wow, you sound schizophrenic.
Please don’t say that. Medication has helped many people to live lives that are bearable.
As a nurse, I had patients who would have died without medication.
But use care; use medication thoughtfully and if truly needed. Quality of life is important - you only have one life.
Have a good doctor that you can trust who truly cares about your well being.
I know they are hard to find nowadays.
Yes and no, sure it could have been the motivation behind the initial creation video, but the message still stands, and there are plenty of generic meds out there used to treat psychosis all the time. And antipsychotics are manufactured and sold by many different companies, so it would be an ad for more that one company
Yes and it is sickening
The Medication Free Hospitals in Norway are getting the best results of any hospitals on the world.
'Open Dialogue' in Finland is getting 70% of people with a first episode of psychosis their lives back without 1 single antipsychotic pill.
Martin Harrow's study shows that after drugging people with the horrific antipsychotic drugs those that got off the drugs early on had recovery rates 8 times higher than those who took the drugs for many years.
The World Health Organisation Ten Country Study on Schizophrenia found in those countries where the drugs were used short term had 'Much Better Outcomes'
50 years ago Soteria House, where antipsychotic drugs were not used in the first 6 weeks showed improvement at least as good as the control group that went to a mental hospital where the horrific drugs were used.
As a whole the Soteria patients did better in the long term.
If you knew the harm these horrific drugs do to people's love lives, people's health and people's long term 'Outcomes' you would never WANT anyone to take these drugs LONG TERM
i went through it raw no medication no nothing but i think if u get medicated symptoms will subside a lot faster and you would be in less risk to do dumb stuff like suicide
Yeah that's right fix everything with drugs. Keep listening to professionals that have a monetary reason to lie and you'll end up exactly where most every person with mental illness will. In misery and unhappiness. Learn emotional intelligence and learn how to live a healthy life and some financial literacy is just as important.
so lets say you experience phychosis .how do u treat it
@@houseofblues9016 through my more than 50 years of personal experience with many in my family the people that suffer the most are the ones that don't take personal responsibility and that never take the time to learn how to redirect negative energy to something positive. Prevention through education in the information age is the answer not big pharma and the broken medical system.
@@houseofblues9016he’s one of those people who believe mental illnesses doesn’t exist
You gotta lower them prices of therapy because aint nobody got the money to be trying get better of a mental illness in this economy...
Yeah I had a 17 years late diagnosis I was told I had bipolar then borderline personality disorder now they say it's psychoses I'm having paranoia that the neighbours are gossiping and talking about me and that the pharmacy and GP practice are deliberately out to lie to me, it's a living hell I'm on Risperidone I gave up today and having a 6 pack of beers
Wait why is martian manhunter telling me this
on your own yes ,they alwaysneed soemone beside them to remind them that what they see and hear is not real i know how it is
Antipsychotics almost killed me n it was only 10mg n i have very bad schizophrenia
Took me about a month on my own
Tell me how please im begging
@Sushi I was admitted for a night a finally got more than an hour of sleep. That helped A LOT! When I came home for like a month it was there but lingering and not as heavy. I prayed and talked to God alot!! Cry out everything that was burdening my heart. Asked for guidance, love, and forgiveness.
Listening to seroms by Micheal Todd and Jerry flowers helped alot as well, especially when I was going to sleep.
I'm not Christian but I needed to find spiritual things that resonated with my spirit, and they helped me through.
This happened back in September. Several months later I'm doing OK. Lastly, surround yourself with GOOD COMPANY. Having a village of people to support you through it makes a world of a difference because while I was going through it I thought I could figure it out on my own and I'm glad they stepped in to get me help.
@@theehardpill false enlightenment.
@Complex Mind you don't know me or my journey. To indicate anything I experienced was false enlightenment would imply you know me and you DON'T.
Thank you for your engagement. 😊
@@theehardpill thanls so much its cause im only 14 and i want to stop it really quick so thank you so so much! Im also christian so i will put my trust in God of course❤ again thank you so much
Jon the green martian
Hi can share if u still take medications and what was your diagnosis
How can I get rid of this 🤦🏽♂️
Depends on how it began, your age, what your psychosis involves.
Many factors.
If you have not had help yet, send me some info about yourself.
My son became delusional after a psychiatrist put him on a medication that is unknown to us.
He only went to psychiatrists because he has Tourette’s Syndrome and the Doctors at his Children’s hospital were dealing with his ADD, OCD and anxiety.
He was told that he would need to see a psychiatrist for the rest of his life.
When he turned 18, he could no longer go to the children’s Rehab where he had been going since he was 6 years old.
The Doctors at the children’s rehab got him a referral, but the referral was a year wait and then he was told they were not taking new patients.
By then he was seeing a psychiatrist at University. But that was for one year. He had to go to surgery on his knee - so had to skip Uni. Then he went to a new GP - ours had retired.
The new GP referred him to a psychiatrist.
Worst psychiatrist ever!!!
Ruined his life. Put him on a med that caused him to deteriorate physically and mentally. He had actually become delusional on this med.
We had no idea. He became quieter, but not that one would notice.
Things happened that almost cost him his life - we had no idea what he had been thinking. We were just grateful that he was alive. But he lost 4 years of his life!!
We reported this Doctor to the Medical Association.
He was examined and questioned. He lied about everything.
And we could not even find out what medication he had been put on.
The Doctor is not obligated to tell you what is on your medical chart.
He still practices - on the “ Rate Your Doctor “ site, everyone says the same thing - totally incompetent, should not be allowed to practice Medicine; not just psychiatry, but any medicine
He should be struck off. But the Doctor’s Association believes the “ White Coat “ over patients.
I have psychosis I’m 20 years old drug induced 95 days sober because I can’t even fathom using while I’m like this every day is hell it’s like I’m not even here I’m lightheaded 247 feels like pressure on my brain and I always am los t I feel high all the time and doctors are saying I’m not and that I’m okay even though I can feel my heart stopping and my body failing
Try fasting
what did you take?
I had this too and was being gaslit by doctors too. I think you're experiencing dp/dr. I was greatly helped by Magnesium glycinate, magnesium L-threonate, 5htp helped for literally 5 seconds and never worked again and sincere prayer.
Wish you all the very best.
What about those of us that can’t afford the professional? What do we do? Just suffer in silence?
Cast out Satan in the name of Jesus… (I know it’s strange to some people, but try it!)
Pray for help from angels!
Sleep and drink good water… bring uplifting statements and music into your life. Breathe. Quickly reject negative thoughts. Talk to people you trust. Do things that bring you joy.
Tell someone. Do not keep these thoughts to yourself. I confided in my sister, who constantly tried to keep me grounded.
Take very good care of yourself, just as you would care for someone you loved who was suffering. But sharing with someone close who cares about you can help a great deal.
They can pull you back to reality, even for a short time.
Please read this. Not only i had psychosis for 8 months but also 2 manic episodes after skipping meds for one day following up with a fight with my husband that triggered me to ptsd, for a week i had no idea what i did, i was told i was trying to run out of my house stripped and did not remember anyone. Then i was on point where i couldn’t afford meds again so i had to cold turkey. Then my husband and i both revert to islam. (I am not necessarily telling you revert) but i think praying helps. I tried to vist church a lot but it wasn’t helping so i revert because i heard they get a lot of support in islam. I had a horrible past as child that lead to ptsd, major depressive disorder and extreme anger issue but now its been 4 years after that event we are enjoying our life as a muslim without any manic psychosis, let alone depression or anxiety.
@@pjsmith4369 I don't have anyone who will help me..... Literally living life in hard mode
@@mm-wiz2256 I hope you've found some resources by this time, and I pray you're feeling better/healthier... If you don't have someone in your life to talk to or can't afford medical treatment (which sucks!) There are hotlines, free online groups, tele healthcare you could probably find thru your local government... Google your options and stick to whatever self care program you create🙏🏾💙💪🏾
I have to say, from experience, antipsychotics are pushed on people instead of intervention to save them from what is driving them mad. And in many cases, sudden taking of or withdrawal from antipsychotics can be extremely dangerous. I don't appreciate the monopoly on broken families by health care systems. Lack of human compassion is what is crazy and it's hardly surprising to hear that personalty disorders are calling the shots, should you ever even learn that much.
Seems like I’ve had psychosis since around 2006 but was not diagnosed until 2024 crazy how I’ve made it this far . I’ve had a few death scares and have harmed myself and others , homelessness and criminal activity
Oh geez i wish i could but ya know America i don't have insurance
Talk to Jesus. Just invite him into you life and read the Bible. He is our healer. I wish you all the best. I have all the opportunities at hand and the only one who truly helps is Jesus.
@@hallojudieshe’s sick sick and you recommending her to pray to some fictional BS
I had 3 months of severe psychosis and cotard syndrome. It went away on it's one after a while
i got it, i stay having crazy hallucinations about wat i might hear people say then i just go black n don’t remember some things i did while being paranoid
I didn’t know you were In Dallas…I’m in Richardson. North Dallas isn’t as bad as the south.
Psychosis is not necessary. But when ur reality is to far from the truth than u will have some sort of experience that challenges that.
Not everyone needs medication.
Intervention may be neccessary but the drugs I dealt with were the worst thing ever. My problem was that I could not sleep for days. I know now to keep emergency mild sedatives on hand so I make sure to sleep
This is exactly what an interdimensional lizard man would want you to think.
I never recovered even on the pills, things stayed the same.
I'm pretty sure I had sphycosis from 2019-2021. I had every symptom. I don't remember a lot from that time but those three years are easily the worst years of my life despite the list being so competetive. I never got any help for it because nobody knew how bad I was doing, but fast forward to today and I'm a lot better. I still have some symptoms of and should probably still go talk to a psychiatrist or something but uhhhh fuck it we ball
Anyway, is this the Martian guy from that Supergirl show?😭 what the hell
Be very careful about talking to a psychiatrist. Their drugs can destroy you if you aren't lucky.
The Medication Free Hospitals in Norway are getting the best results of any hospitals in the world.
'Open Dialogue' in Finland is getting 70% of people with a first episode of psychosis their lives back without 1 single antipsychotic pill.
Martin Harrow's study shows that after drugging people with the horrific antipsychotic drugs those that got off the drugs early on had recovery rates 8 times higher than those who took the drugs for many years.
The World Health Organisation Ten Country Study on Schizophrenia found in those countries where the drugs were used short term had 'Much Better Outcomes'
50 years ago Soteria House, where antipsychotic drugs were not used in the first 6 weeks showed improvement at least as good as the control group that went to a mental hospital where the horrific drugs were used.
As a whole the Soteria patients did better in the long term.
If you knew the harm these horrific drugs do to people's love lives, people's health and people's long term 'Outcomes' you would never WANT anyone to take these drugs LONG TERM
If you stop thinking meds and avoidance will yes
It’s not that I want to just live with these problems. I simply can’t afford to get the help I need. Nobody wants to just live with this shit. The powers that be just don’t want us to get better
Speak to your doctor and ask for help. I hope and pray it goes away forever
Wait is that Martian Manhunter with a British accent?!
Yoo this the guy from the supergirl show
You should never say " You need psychological Treatment or Psychopath "
To a Psychopath :
this isnt about psycopathy. its about psychosis. different topic.
@@jeffreyquinonez8964 still chances are that if you tell a psychotic person to go on meds they'll get mad and deny it
@@ThomasKop yea well i didnt deny it. I actually went ahead and did it. Got prescribed seroquel
I live with psychosis. I clawed back reality by trying to do away with spiritual/religious beliefs. Anti-psychotics are essential. My psychosis was linked to a history of horrific abuse. I was turning the other cheek to my abuser, this led to becoming very mentally unwell. I had to cut him out of my life.
hope you're better?
@@tradslnd9872 Yes much better thank you.
No choice. Nhs is a joke. Except I'm not laughing
Antipsychotics are often iatrogenic
👀‼️ he was on a COD game
Great! I cant get any help or treatment in the uk for my daughter
Please can someone help me with some questions? Are people aware when they have psychosis? Are they of their behaviour. How long does it get healed. Do they occure back again?
When i went into psychosis i couldn't control myself and i believed every lie my brain was telling me
Some people blackout during a psychotic episode and have no recollection of what they did. It can last days, weeks, months; even years from what I've read. Without the proper treatment, of course. I'm still doing research on it. But I can confirm that people with psychosis aren't always aware of it.
I over came it on my own
Never had an issue thanks
Hes an Allen thats no joke
Where can I go to get intervention?
❤Thank you very much
i managed to recover from Psychois on my own, no medication, but i still have Paranoia & Insomnia.
Meds prolonged my recovery from drug induced psychosis from weed and now i suffer from severe paranoia and delusional thoughts
@@U_n_d_e_r_s_c_o_r_e_n be a strong soldier, weed has helped me relax before, i'm doing pretty okay.
Meditation ,yogais the solution
meditation is hard cuz psychosis is js poking at my mind every second i try to relax, and my adhd does not making it any better
It sucks
Never been the same since
yes i have
Is this the same with canabis induced psychosis. I am not psychotic. But i had two rather heavy psychotic episodes
No not at all...I had my first ever pyschosis episode at the start of march after quiting weed and not being able to sleep for a week (cannabis and stress induced) . It lasted for about 3 weeks and i was sectioned, i didnt hallucination but i had delusions. When the pyschosis wore off, i came back to reality and feel normal just depressed ( i suffered with depression before even when i was in the military).
What was your experience like mate? I became bare relgious and went round and blessed chuches in my town as if the last days were coming, and jumped out of a window.
@@molt3n412 i became frightened of every impulse. Light, sound, touch, everything. The first time i had it i was sitting on a bench with a friend of mine near a lake. When it started i first noticed little changes in my perception. How i saw and heard things, and how i percieved them. Like i was overly aware of everything. Then my thoughts started to rumble. Climbing like hands over one another too quick for me to get a hold of them. Everything i could get a hold of i was able to twist in a way for me to be incredibly scared of it. Also, i had somehow conviced myself the frogs in the lake were screaming at me. I took everything around me as an attack on my conciousness. The seccond time i had this it was much worse. It was in a busride. And i completely lost all touch with reality and my sences. I didn't regocnise my girlfriends voice, neither i could her face. I could not feel the bus turn corners or roundabouts. I only felt the G-force of going up and down on bridges and hills. Every touch or impulse felt like someone or something was atacking me. I had this time convinced myself someone greater was bullying me, trying to fuck with me. When i came out of the bus i was drained in sweat. It was a cold day. I have a more indepth description of my experience. Its like 3 full pages. But this is a shorter sumup. It was the scariest fucking thing i ever went through. I legitimately thought something was eating my brain away.
Man, I forget what TV show I saw this guy in
Supergirl (2015)
🧐
I suspect not all psychosis diagnosis are correct.. because the voice in my head is REAL and its a voice from the other side of this ancestor simulation
I'm also interested in channeling abilities - some people are able to healthily access such states without being in psychosis - but on the other hand, I feel like an ill mind is capable of receiving thoughts from some dangerous, negative sources, who knows if they are spirits or so... Sometimes the messages make sense, as if you channel someone, other times it's just a mix or nonsense - and from anecdotal evidence we know that there are many people receiving messages asking them to hurt themselves etc. So what approach should we take? How to distinguish what is an illness? How many kinds of psychoses are there on a spectrum? Is there a kind of safe approach to avoid hurting our psyche? How much of the reality is real, given the (dangerous) synchronicities where seemingly some spirits affect the real world for you? It's also a fact that solipsism is a dangerous belief system, because there's plenty of evidence that stuff IS real, and yet paradoxes remain... And idk, maybe a voice/thought in a head can be merely a tulpa? ;)
@@scscyou i suspect "since this is a digital simulation" that hackers and scammers can infiltrate minds just like players of video games and hack in on players. I believe that may be where the bad voice come from
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nah
Im scared
are u okay? whats wrong
@houseofblues9016 I wrote that during a psychosis episode, I'm okay now! I just have a massive fear of having other people judge me, so I've been trying to get rid of it myself, but its been getting bad recently.
i know its hard to seek help sometimes .i hope you r doing well@@fluffysunshine_
I was a chronic pot smoker and took a 2 month break because i wanted to have a a hard hitting experience. I did a few hard hitting dabs, and proceeded to have a very frightning experience that made me question reality. I then proceed to DRY FAST, no food or water, or water contact for about 135 hours until i came back. I then fasted many more 72 and 96 hour fasts until i felt completely back to normal in about a months time. IF you have psychosis you need to DRY FAST.
really??????
How are you doing now? One of my sisters has this and it is horrible.
@@Ali08 Ever since the fasting protocol i have had 0 issues. I even had a few pretty intense trips on mushrooms and continue to smoke weed regularly without any problem.
I know it sounds crazy, but i believed it would work. Going 135 hours without food or water is very difficult but when you are in that state of mind you will do absolutely anything to return back to normal.
The problem with fasting is that it is free. There is no money to be made with it. Sure there are some "experts" that you can go a a facility to fast but i was poor as hell so i said fuck it and did it myself. Dry fasting (no food or water) is a cure all.
Good luck.
@@adam6228 Thanks!
I'm sorry but this stuff should be like mandatory to confess to someone you're coming into a serious relationship with. I don't want these genetics in my offspring. Sorry that is cruel and cold to say but we have enough violently crazy people in the world....
You can try your best to raise perfectly healthy kids but if you can't even be open minded to the possibility that your children may develop mental and physical conditions, then don't even be a father.
It's so weird to call your children 'offspring' too.
This is definitely a result from upbringing so if you raise your kids in a healthy space filled with love understanding and encouragement then the problem of them developing anything like this will decrease indefinitely.
Hopefully, everyone looking for a serious relationship will be transparent about their lives. This includes you.
There’s never a guarantee that the state of one’s health will not fluctuate. If you’re fearful of your “offspring” having a mental illness, you may need to consider not having children at all.
Lastly, there’s a difference between psychosis, psychopathy, and violence. It’s worth learning.
My bf is going through it right now. I didn't know anything about this. For a whole year he would say i hacked his phone or I might be cheating on him. I thought he was just talking rubbish and being insecure. But recently he lost his job and other problems occured. It was bad. For the first time I was lost for words i didn't know what to communicate. He hated me and asked me to leave. Its heart breaking it took a weak to heal but I still cry about it and wondering if he'll ever want to be with me again
How to you self help as I can't find help, I know there all devil's with things inside them. I can only do this on my own so please can some one help with how you self help
There are charities that help with mental health and therapy. Avoid alcohol caffeine etc and don't be afraid to ask for help
However none of this exists and neither do I.
I'm just a computer program