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Jun 21, 2016, 11:07 AM
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Hi guys....
I already posted here a few days ago ... I have got a huge fear of developing psychosis ,hearing voices out of the blue ,becoming delusional and because of all that being dangerous for my two beautiful kids. A few therapeuts told me that I will not develope psychosis and my symptoms are related to my ocd and my generalised anxiety disorder ... So far so good ... But there is this one symptom and I just don't know what this is... Nearly every morning I wake up with this feeling , that I could have forget about something that happened the day before !! To be exact , I fear and am thinking about that I might forgot that I already heard voices or that I had a delusional thought ... Well to make it short I think what I fear is, that I could miss any detail that could prove that I will develope schizophrenia/psychosis!! I just don't wanna miss anything , I wanna be aware of everything that is happening to me so that in case I can get early help.... So is this feeling "I missed/forgot something" due to anxiety and ocd? I am thankful for any advice.... |
 Anonymous37904, Skeezyks
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Jun 21, 2016, 11:51 AM
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Hi, Yes - it sounds to me that your fear is related to anxiety and very possibly OCD.
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Jun 23, 2016, 01:55 AM
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It sounds like anxiety exacerbated by ocd. A "what if" scenario that has little rational chance of ever happing. Try to not judge these thoughts, they are junk thoughts. Try to not attach any value to them. Are you on medication for ocd and anxiety?
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