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Tuesday, November, 24, 2009
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David Robbins

David Robbins

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posted 11/03/2009, comments (0)

Three days

It was three days since I last posted. I am doing okay. Halloween went well with lots of tricks and treaters.   My voices are quiet. I have a few but they are so fast and soft spoken that I am unable to remember what they say. Also I have been busy, both mentally and physically. Myself and two neighbors have been raking and bagging... Read moreChevron
ab
posted 11/03/2009, comments (20)

ready to give up

I have been married to my husband for 18 years. I married him right out of highschool. He was the love of my life. Then three years ago our world fell apart. He became psychotic. It was gradual and slowly got worse. He was good at hiding it. The first episode was directed at me, the second at his work. It has been two years. His work complains... Read moreChevron
Naykizzo

Naykizzo

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Born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania and currently living in CA
posted 11/01/2009, comments (2)

Sharing...

What a great weekend.  I finally made it to a regular AA meeting.  Now the big challenge is to share.  I contanstly rehearse what I plan to say, so I think it is time.  After all, if I can't overcome this fear, how will I be able be a fun, productive and loving father.  I have to learn how to talk and this place is a... Read moreChevron
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Christina Bruni

Christina Bruni

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Librarian and Writer
posted 11/01/2009, comments (4)

Cognitive Fitness: A New Approach

This is the second SharePost in a two-part series and will take a controversial stance. It is not so incendiary an idea as it is a novel idea-a surprising one that though unproven in the psychiatric field has recently held sway in the mainstream. My take is that modest, consistent exercise and daily physical activity could improve the symptoms... Read moreChevron
Michael Dote

Michael Dote

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posted 10/31/2009, comment (1)

Descrimination

I was recently applying to be part of a focus group. When I was given the screener, they asked whether or not I ever had any interest in joining the armed forces (they were looking for people who were interested in the armed forces). I told them yes, but I would not be allowed to join the navy because I have schizoaffective disorder. They told me... Read moreChevron
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Schizophrenia is a syndrome characterized by disturbances in emotions, thought, activity, and language, that leaves patients fearful and withdrawn.

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