Greetings from the Island,
From the beginning, I would like to say that I become so overwhelmed sometimes that I don't know what to do. If I even have more than one thing that I need to do, if there's a sense of urgency involved, I wind up doing nothing.
That said, It is good to be here, shareposting with all of you. Sometimes I have to make myself see the hope involved in recovering from Schizophrenia. I can go back to the past because I find it necessary to do sometimes. Sometimes it's necessary to remember what has happened, so I don't continue to make the same mistakes, especially when it comes to schizophrenia.
So, my hope for this sharepost is that I continue to believe that things will get better. I continue to trust the people I work with who are here to help me. Before, I trusted no one. Now, I'm pretty sure that most healthcare professionals are here to help me. I no longer doubt a handful of people in that field. They have proven themselves to me through their kindness and sincerity.
My life is getting better. Sometimes I feel like I am stranded on some secluded island. However, that's usually because I put myself there. If I need help, then I have to seek help. And I do just that, most of the time.
Until next time, World. HaHahahaha
-William Gregg


William,
I am classic multitasker. A condition of my former work. When I get overwhlemed and I do that a lot, I walk away. I return when my mind is clear and positive. I am reducing that sense of urgency. Why rush? Slowing down is new to me and very rewarding.
I hope you find time to unwind.
Have a good day!
David