Insane paranoia

Eric:

I am also glad that you can now write about your experiences.  It is good for the mind, the body and the soul to put it all down on paper (or bits and bytes).

For ten years I thought Satan and three of his demons, whom I called "One," "Two," and "Three" talked to me constantly, trying to drag me down into the fires of hell.  I burned up [no pun intended] enormous amounts of time and energy just trying to stay one step ahead of them.

The worst part was that none of my family, who had taught me all my life that Satan was after me, believed me when I told them he was talking to me.

Being alone, especially in the presence of others, isn't much fun.  Nor is it comforting when they look at you like you're a weirdo.

But, here on SchizophreniaConnection you've got friends that have been in that never, never land.  We understand as much as anyone can and we try to help one another.  So, please keep writing.

I hope you have a good New Year and look forward to hearing from you again.

Robin

Hello Eric,

I hope you find some comfort here.

We have all been there.

Robin is right: by writing down what you went through, by getting it out of your body and mind, you'll begin to heal.

I look forward to your posts.

Happy New Year.

Chris

Dear Eric, My husband of 28 years of marriage suffers from schizophrenia. I love him dearly and all that I can do at times is be a good listener and keep my humor. Joe is one of the nicest people you would ever know!! Please let me know if you would like to hear from him. Take care, Eric and thank-you for sharing your story. Sincerely, Ltnn.