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Feb 14, 2018, 11:30 PM
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So, by trial of medication, I've pretty much been proven to have Schizophrenia. Figures. Those people couldn't be real. Outside of one, that is. James is real, very real. He's protected me from all things sinister.
I'm on meds now, so the other stuff has been all for not. They don't mean a thing. They're just hallucinations contrived from my ill mind. I hate to admit it, but at least this way I'll be able to move on from them. At least this way, I can be free.
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Feb 15, 2018, 03:04 AM
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Sounds like you feel certain about your Schizophrenia. I think certainty is comforting and it gives us the ability to know a little better what one must do. Progress! I am hoping you have more progress to come especially in regards to your depression. Hugs and praying you continue to improve.
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