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Old Feb 21, 2014, 11:11 PM
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I wasn't well enough when I had the tactile to even try to control them but for the others I find that anything that fully engages your mind will turn them off....one thing I wonder is if the pathway of input must match the hallucination...like auditory responds to sounds like music and visual responds to a change in visual events...so I wonder if you do something that is very touch heavy like playing an instrument or even finger painting or something else tactile if it would block them. I had a certain subset of toys etc I used for tactile stimulation like silly putty an ammonite fossil that was polished etc I have no idea why I needed to feel things when I was getting better but I saw it as relearning things I did as a child to correct/rewrite the neural pathways. Anyway you could try tactile stimulation of various sorts and let us know if it works...
I think it does have to correspond with the pathway of input, at least for me. I use headphones and radio to help with the auditory, still working on the visuals, but sometimes strobe lights and blinking help make it less intense.

The problem with tactile is that in the past I have unintentionally hurt myself while trying to stop them in the past. And the ones I've been having recently happen all over.
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