I had written a question about feeling addicted to sz, which David Robbins and Chris Bruni answered. I decided to write a little more about it. One of the hardest things in my continuing recovery is to let go of sz symptoms. They were "me" for so many years, I didn't know what I ...
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hi am shiwz. my husband is suffered from paranoid schizophernia and it is diagonised in last month
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Hi Carolyn,
I love your analogies because they so beautifully describe what was happening.
Today's SharePost that I publish [hopefully today] will possibly give you an idea of how it's been for me lately and why I relate to so much of what you wrote and have written about the appearance of the symptoms.
Your ability to find the good in things I also admire.
Have a good day.
cb
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