Diagnosed with schizophrenia, but don't feel mentally ill?

AdvanPadawanByAdvanPadawan

I've had schizophrenia for nine years, and the hardest part was the first three years without medication. I felt like I was in the wrong movie… I was constantly aggressive, exhibited extreme misbehavior, beat up my friends and family, etc. It was like that, and it was really wild. I was homeless in Spain for three weeks and even got into a fight with the police there.

Now that I'm on medication, I don't even notice that I'm mentally ill…

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Chrisi614
Chrisi614
4 months ago

I also had psychosen with drugs and depressions, getting other media now it is better…

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verreisterNutzer
verreisterNutzer
4 months ago

What’s your question? So I want to help.

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maja0403
maja0403
4 months ago

and the hardest were the first 3 years without medication

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Now on drugs I don’t realize I’m mentally ill…

This is the goal of a medication, which unfortunately hasn’t reached all. Be glad.

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Sanja2
Sanja2
4 months ago

Congratulations! You’re lucky that you’ve been well adjusted and seemingly have no side effects. That’s a good luck, especially in this diagnosis. Enjoy it and live your symptom-free life. Please do not come up with the idea of simply reducing or not taking the medication anymore. You’re so good because you take her. Don’t risk anything.

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