The auditory hallucinations that began at age 11 continued off and on throughout my teen years, up until about age 22, then they started again a few years later. I didn't know whether everyone heard such voices. I didn't ask. I was afraid to tell my ultra-religious parent...
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Hello Carolyn,
I want to tell you that I am always so inspired by your posts.
Your courage and tenacity are an inspiration.
We all have our pain to bear living with schizophrenia.
Keep up your positive spirit, and remember that when the going gets tough, we're here for you.
Regards,
Chris
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