The official mental illness thread.

Discussion in 'General' started by MariaJuana92, Nov 26, 2012.

  1. Are you insane in the membrane?

    :smoking:

    Fuck, sometimes I want to kick mental illness in the face.
     
  2. you're crazy? who woulda knew!?
     
  3. Im pretty crazy. not on paper but sheeeeeeeeeeeeeit.
     
  4. officially its mental disorder nowadays haha

    illness has too negative of a connotation

    its not like we are ill anyways, we just have a different way of thinking
     
  5. I've got paranoid schizophrenia.

    Thank God for my meds
     
  6. PTSD anxiety schizo effective disorder and borderline personality disorder. Yay me! And I'm on paper too.
     
  7. Eh, some social anxiety, fairly severe hypochondria, and depression is an on and off thing for me.

    It sucks but I feel like everyone has something they've gotta deal with like this
     
  8. #8 ChillFave, Nov 26, 2012
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    Used to be manically depressed and potentially schizophrenic, found cannabis, ?????, profit.
     
  9. lots of crazies up in here
     
  10. 3 of my 8 personalities don't understand the question
     

  11. can you imagine if different disorders said illness instead
    so for example
    bipolar illness
    disassociate identity illness
    panic illness

    it just wouldn't sound right
     
  12. you asked yo
     
  13. Been diagnosed with depression, they gave me meds that didn't make me feel in any way better, even when they upped the dose. Mary Jane has and is still helping me get through the big bad world out there :)
     
  14. all jokes aside......im pretty fucked up. but i dont bother talking to anyone to get diagnosed cause i don't like therapists. i know what they say to try to fix shit and it doesn't work.
    i probably should deal with it and get put on disability while im going through college so i wont have to work too bwhahaahaha
     
  15. i have a depersonalization disorder
    anxiety disorder
    BPD
    PTSD
    and now my doctor is considering that i might be bipolar

    in the past i've been diagnosed some other things which i am not sure still apply
    so it's good to see other people have those too
    as well as other interesting disorders

    i am only taking prn klonopin
    so my mental health is interesting lately, to say the least
    i really am torn between my belief that i shouldn't take medications unless absolutely necessary
    and getting so distressed that i'd do anything to get better
    so i'm going to try it again
    after many failed attempts
     
  16. Anxiety, Depression and ADD
     
  17. normally i think your posts are pretty cool
    but that kind of attitude pisses me off

    and it's because i know so many people who genuinely struggle just to get through another day, who cannot function in society very well, and actually need help...and can't get it
    and then there's people who think that they can just exploit any disorder in order to be lazy

    bitch plz lol
     
  18. #18 Nash92, Nov 26, 2012
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    I developed Spastic Cerebral Palsy due to bleeding in my brain when I was born. As a result, I have a learning disability in math and some areas of science. My right side of my body is much more functional than my left, my left hand is basically a "helper hand". Except as far as visual perception my left is 20/40 while my right is 20/200.

    My vocal cords tend to tighten as well, making it difficult to speak without stammering, but it's only really noticeable in high anxiety situations.
     

  19. that must be difficult
    so what kind of adaptive things do you use in order to perform daily tasks
     
  20. [quote name='"MariaJuana92"']
    that must be difficult
    so what kind of adaptive things do you use in order to perform daily tasks[/quote]

    Oh yeah, I also walk with a limp cause my right leg is longer than my left.

    Fortunately though, I really only have to adapt when speaking. Like if words catch in my throat, I can't just force em out, I have to speak slower. And as a result, I'm incredibly self conscious. I feel like often when I involuntarily freeze up cause my words catch, that people think I'm mentally challenged, or feel uncomfortable around me.
     

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