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Old Aug 26, 2012, 02:57 PM
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I feel like nothing is real, but when I keep my mind off it, it goes away, and whenever I get OCD thoughts, I usually don't feel scared.i was reading about psychotic disorders and I got scared, will I have one? I sometimes feel like nothing is real and feel like suicide to get out of it. Whenever I'm anxious I get very tired, or when I wake up I mostly feel nothing is real, but the feeling usually passed unless it randomly comes or I remind myself. I'm scared I have psychosis and it would permanently ruin my life and I won't be able to control myself, anyone help?

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Old Aug 26, 2012, 04:52 PM
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I feel like nothing is real, but when I keep my mind off it, it goes away, and whenever I get OCD thoughts, I usually don't feel scared.i was reading about psychotic disorders and I got scared, will I have one? I sometimes feel like nothing is real and feel like suicide to get out of it. Whenever I'm anxious I get very tired, or when I wake up I mostly feel nothing is real, but the feeling usually passed unless it randomly comes or I remind myself. I'm scared I have psychosis and it would permanently ruin my life and I won't be able to control myself, anyone help?
If you have not done this already, please consider telling your family doctor what you have written here.
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Old Aug 26, 2012, 04:54 PM
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I feel like nothing is real, but when I keep my mind off it, it goes away, and whenever I get OCD thoughts, I usually don't feel scared.i was reading about psychotic disorders and I got scared, will I have one? I sometimes feel like nothing is real and feel like suicide to get out of it. Whenever I'm anxious I get very tired, or when I wake up I mostly feel nothing is real, but the feeling usually passed unless it randomly comes or I remind myself. I'm scared I have psychosis and it would permanently ruin my life and I won't be able to control myself, anyone help?
((((Dude))))I agree with ICK...best to consult your doctor as soon as you can so you can start feeling better
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Old Aug 26, 2012, 05:17 PM
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Hi- from your other posts, it seems to me like it is your OCD that is making u worry- as it seems to revolve around worrying about people, etc, and thinking certain thoughts. Hav you talked to your doctor about medicating for anxiety and/or paranoia? If you are not currently taking medication or working with a therapist, I suggest you find yourself a psychologist or a physiatrist who can accurately diagnose and treat u because it seems from all your posts that you are suffering from crippling anxiety. Best of luck!
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Old Aug 26, 2012, 08:36 PM
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I am getting another therapist, it would take days for papers to go in, so I have to wait :/
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Old Aug 26, 2012, 08:45 PM
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((((Dude)))) in the meantime, please keep posting and let us know how you are doing.
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