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Vinny

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Best answer!

it's a disorder which affects your perception of reality and can cause you to have hallucinations and delusions, so while it's not exactly a split personality disorder, the affected person could still believe they have multiple personalities,

12 years ago. Rating: 2
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itsmee

i think i had the experience of schizophrenia when i took too many sleeping pills. i was gonna talk about it but i scared me.
"i scared myself.
i don't mean lightly.
i scared myself.
both day and nightly." dan hicks and the hot licks

commented 12 years ago

Vinny

I'm not sure which one of 'you' I should respond to.. :)

commented 12 years ago

itsmee

we're all on speakin' terms with you, vinny.

commented 12 years ago

Vinny

Ok, then I'll have my people contact your people to see if we can straighten this mess out.. LOL

commented 12 years ago

Vinny

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Roses are red,Violets are blue,
I'm schizophrenic, and so am I.

12 years ago. Rating: 1
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Vinny

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I was suffering from schizophrenia but now I got these new pills that are excellent: we are feeling much better now!

That's a good sign.. :)

12 years ago. Rating: 1
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Jenn

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Nervousness, aggitation, confusion, schizophrenia is not D.I.D (disosciative Identity disorder) There a many grades of the disease. You may have simple simptom all the way to hallusonations and hearing voices... IF you are concerned about it you need to seek the advice of a psyicyatric dr.

12 years ago. Rating: 1
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itsmee

i talked to the doctor who prescribed the pills. he said, "serves you right for not following directions."
i think it would be very difficult to live with this disorder. i guess there are pills that correct it?

commented 12 years ago

Jenn

No.. It does not correct it. They treat the symptoms.. If you stop taking the meds the symptoms come back.

commented 12 years ago

ed shank

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Brother in-law got it at about age 45. Personal hygiene habits changed, inability to comprehend what he was reading. Changed religions. Constantly disrupting a conversation, and making reference to new religion. Also insisted Allah was talking to him. He's on meds for years now and lives a near normal life.