"Diagnosis: Schizophrenia!" has had a new makeover. Now in blue and white! You like?
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Showing posts with label Blogging. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Blogging. Show all posts
Thursday, 23 February 2012
Monday, 24 January 2011
My Perspective: An Interesting Position
My perspective is interesting because I am making my own way, intellectually. The education I get to frame my experience, I find myself, no one is training me, or informing me directly. I rely on my own understanding and efforts.
Having become psychically aware very suddenly, I went through a long process of re-orientation, with no one to guide me; I found any information myself, and over years. This blog is a means for me to serve others in my position, and I have to say, I think those people are lucky in finding this blog and having it to lead them. I am 'bigging myself up', it seems, but really I'm making an important point about information - and orientation. Knowing where you are.
Medically, I see a GP every six months, I see a psychiatrist every three to five months; if I was to complain, I would say they medicate me, and leave me to it. There is a community psychiatric nurse who sees me once a month or every three weeks, which is great, and he helps me by talking things over; last time he was warning me about stress. He said that anyone can have a psychotic breakdown given enough stressors in their life - which I found strangely comforting, as it made me feel less odd! (He also said that if anyone took an antipsychotic, then suddenly stopped taking it, they would probably become psychotic...)
What I am working round to saying (!) is that they don't work too much in guiding me either, or trying to pick apart the elements of my inner world to heal me.
I have been growing in a 'vacuum'. Following my own initiative and finding out truth for myself. Also gaining added awareness and clarity over time.
It is a stressful process, sometimes, to be a student and teacher at the same time - I mean to depend on myself for learning.
I am the only person who is very psychic that I know - so there is no one to validate or inform me, to support and reassure me. And now I have reached enough understanding to begin to share it, with you the reader - that's a good thing.
Having become psychically aware very suddenly, I went through a long process of re-orientation, with no one to guide me; I found any information myself, and over years. This blog is a means for me to serve others in my position, and I have to say, I think those people are lucky in finding this blog and having it to lead them. I am 'bigging myself up', it seems, but really I'm making an important point about information - and orientation. Knowing where you are.
Medically, I see a GP every six months, I see a psychiatrist every three to five months; if I was to complain, I would say they medicate me, and leave me to it. There is a community psychiatric nurse who sees me once a month or every three weeks, which is great, and he helps me by talking things over; last time he was warning me about stress. He said that anyone can have a psychotic breakdown given enough stressors in their life - which I found strangely comforting, as it made me feel less odd! (He also said that if anyone took an antipsychotic, then suddenly stopped taking it, they would probably become psychotic...)
What I am working round to saying (!) is that they don't work too much in guiding me either, or trying to pick apart the elements of my inner world to heal me.
I have been growing in a 'vacuum'. Following my own initiative and finding out truth for myself. Also gaining added awareness and clarity over time.
It is a stressful process, sometimes, to be a student and teacher at the same time - I mean to depend on myself for learning.
I am the only person who is very psychic that I know - so there is no one to validate or inform me, to support and reassure me. And now I have reached enough understanding to begin to share it, with you the reader - that's a good thing.
Sunday, 19 December 2010
Season's Greetings
Wishing the "Diagnosis: Schizophrenia!" blog readership a happy festive season and a healthy New Year!
Thursday, 9 December 2010
The Poll On the "Diagnosis: Schizophrenia!" Blog
Thank you for dropping by the blog "Diagnosis: Schizophrenia!"
I hope you take value from what you read here.
Please feel free to comment, and to take part in the poll on the right hand side of the page.
The current poll question is about clairaudience: do you think it is possible that a person like you, me or anyone, can be at all able to hear the voice of God, angels or spirits? I'd love to know your opinion.
Only two votes so far.. one is mine - guess which way I voted!?
I hope you take value from what you read here.
Please feel free to comment, and to take part in the poll on the right hand side of the page.
The current poll question is about clairaudience: do you think it is possible that a person like you, me or anyone, can be at all able to hear the voice of God, angels or spirits? I'd love to know your opinion.
Only two votes so far.. one is mine - guess which way I voted!?
Wednesday, 8 December 2010
New Makeover! Check Out The Art Pages
Today is a good day. "Diagnosis: Schizophrenia!" blog has gone multimedia!
I am sharing with you my drawings, music and writings!!
Enjoy. And leave comments?
Friday, 26 November 2010
Stats: Thank You For Reading
The blog stats up until today, posts read per country:
- United States 154 (ie 154 pages of the blog have been read by folks from the USA)
- United Kingdom 82
- China 25
- Russia 25
- Netherlands 24
- Latvia 21
- Indonesia 19
- Canada 18
- Yemen 17
- Japan 13
Tuesday, 23 November 2010
My Blogging: Enormity
I have come to realise that I write enormous posts sometimes! Really long ones! Sorry if this bothers you. I hope you don't get 'put off' by the length of them. There's still value in reading them through.
I guess I have started to bear this in mind, and when my blogging expertise picks up, I imagine I will write in smaller chunks for you!
I guess I have started to bear this in mind, and when my blogging expertise picks up, I imagine I will write in smaller chunks for you!
New look Diagnosis: Schizophrenia!
I've just given the blog a makeover. Hope you like...
Comment if bright orange and pale green work for you or not... I think it's lively! Thank you blogger.com.
Comment if bright orange and pale green work for you or not... I think it's lively! Thank you blogger.com.
Friday, 2 July 2010
Blogosphere
Is there anyone out there?
I'm hoping this is a worthwhile occupation of mine. I know there are millions of blogs out there. I'd like mine to be useful and read. Maybe it will be read the longer it stays on the web.
I'll keep publishing posts in the hopes it will serve someone. I know it helps me - it helps me clarify my ideas, and it's validating.
I'm hoping this is a worthwhile occupation of mine. I know there are millions of blogs out there. I'd like mine to be useful and read. Maybe it will be read the longer it stays on the web.
I'll keep publishing posts in the hopes it will serve someone. I know it helps me - it helps me clarify my ideas, and it's validating.
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