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I'm beginning to wonder about different mental illnesses.
Night before last I had to look after a friend of mine who hasn't had her schizophrenia medication in over a week because she has nobody to pay for it anymore (moving out of parent's place complications)... and basically, I managed to remove her voices four times (each time they came back a bit angrier than the last, which has got me a little worried), make her forget that she even experienced voices three times (although it was creepy afterwards having the EXACT same conversation three times over, which always wound up with me reminding her about the voices) and banish her most feared apparition once.
Just from that it experience it seemed more like they were... not "medical" in origin. Any thoughts?
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Mental Illness
Zahaqiel Mental Illness Nov 5 2005, 05:06 PM
Nov 5 2005, 05:06 PM
