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cant think about others now

i was laying a bath full of hot steamy water, listening to my music, the thought popped into my mind that this was my time, time to go, time to die, yes i have been taking my meds, but something led, me to this point in life, where it all seemed worthless, it is my time, i thought of ways to do it, ways i could escape life, flee from my troubles,... Read moreChevron
posted 03/03/2009, comments (6)|
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CHOICES II-17 - We can do this the easy way or . . .

  In books, movies and TV shows we've all heard the phrase - "We can do this the easy way or the hard way, the choice is yours."  In any context this line offers a clear choice.  The consequences of that choice are implicit, but nonetheless quite clear.   In this series, CHOICES II (Choices in Recovery), we are talking about... Read moreChevron
posted 01/25/2009, comments (5)|
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CHOICES II-17 - We can do this the easy way or . . .

  In books, movies and TV shows we've all heard the phrase - "We can do this the easy way or the hard way, the choice is yours."  In any context this line offers a clear choice.  The consequences of that choice are implicit, but nonetheless quite clear.   In this series, CHOICES II (Choices in Recovery), we are talking about... Read moreChevron
posted 01/25/2009, comments (3)|
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CHOICES ii-16 - Acceptance, Sweet Acceptance

  It took me about three years to accept what many others recognized from the outset, that I had a serious mental illness.  It was my first psychiatrist, Dr. Sol Levy, who concluded very early on that I was suffering from schizophrenia.  Unbeknownst to me, he began immediately to treat me for this illness using what is today... Read moreChevron
posted 01/19/2009, comments (10)|
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Morag Coate on the Essence of Schizophrenia

  At the conclusion of my last SharePost, submitted on 4 January, 2009, I cited a quotation by Morag Coate and asked that visitors read the quote and give us their reaction to it in the form of a comment to the SharePost.   The quotation reads as follows -   " To one who is mad, the world is still real, but it has a new... Read moreChevron
posted 01/11/2009, comment (1)|
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