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I hear many voices. Mostly when I am going to sleep. Not every night but they never direct their talk to me really, unless I'm in a serious situation and don't know what to do, they will direct one or two words to help me, but that's very rare. I do however hear them talk to eachother and even at times scream and fight with eachother but never really me.
With voices though, it isn't necessarily schizophrenia but could be bipolar, depression or any other number of things, being honest with your t, he can help sort through the possibilities. It could also be a reaction to medication, it could be high stress, the t could help you with this.
I' not saying it's not part of dissociation but I'm definately not saying it is either. My parts never say anything negative about me, but every system is different and other parts can say negative things. The voices I hear vary, man woman old young. But never anything negative to me
Just because you hear voices doesn't necessarily even mean you have a mental disorder, don't worry about telling your t, he will help you to learn why you are hearing the voice. You very well could have a mental disorder but it doesn't guarantee that you have anything.
My mom has had a full blown hallucination where she sat and spoke to my brother (who was in Iraq) thinking he was in her living room in the US, even laid in his lap. The only disorder she's ever and to this day been diagnosed with is generalized anxiety disorder. Medication they believe was the cause of this, but honestly it could be any number of things, that's why it's best to sort it through with your t
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