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Default May 09, 2019 at 10:46 PM
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So can psychosis go away on it's own or am I just doomed for it to get worse?

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So can psychosis go away on it's own or am I just doomed for it to get worse?


Watching you over the years dealing with psychosis it just gets worse until you finally break down and get back to taking meds regularly.

I wish you didn’t constantly sabatage yourself and wind up being very unwell.

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