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It's been an odd year for me, diagnosed both physically and mentally disabled/retarded, with schizophrenia. It was difficult coming to terms with it, especially telling my parents, who worry quite a lot.
So this year I thought I'd do the kind thing and buy them a card that reads "Merry Christmas from the both of us"
God I hope they laugh.
i'm sure your parents will be cool about it unless they thank you for he card then 5 mins later you asked them about what they thought of the card hehe.
hope your christmas goes well though :D
He's fine now thanks. Practically perfectly normal. Interesting to see how, you like him, have spells of depression associated with the mood changes.
When I don't come on here it's because I CBA.
:D
:^D
"My brother was diagnosed with schizophrenia, but with him it was a clear cut case. He seemed to just be a completely different person all of the time, only rarely being his regular good natured self.
I don't understand your case. My brother has to take many drugs to keep him normal. But for you I didn't quite see what the doctors thought the symptoms were. I mean you seem perfectly cheerful on here and I wouldn't assume that when you're "out of colour" you just refuse to come on, so..."
My moods don't bounce around that much anymore, but I do refuse to come on here, or do much of anything when I'm in a bad state. I'm on heavy medication, and it certainly calms my brain down.
I'm only a borderline case. I find it difficult, but I can tell when things aren't real (I think), which is quite lucky. I'm sorry to hear about your brother.
It's something along the lines of I'm psychotic, but I know it.
I remember you talking about this a couple of months ago. I didn't understand then and I don't understand now.
My brother was diagnosed with schizophrenia, but with him it was a clear cut case. He seemed to just be a completely different person all of the time, only rarely being his regular good natured self.
I don't understand your case. My brother has to take many drugs to keep him normal. But for you I didn't quite see what the doctors thought the symptoms were. I mean you seem perfectly cheerful on here and I wouldn't assume that when you're "out of colour" you just refuse to come on, so...
(They'll give you a nervous laugh at first, then retell the tale for years. I did it as a joke once a few years ago.)
:)
Why the name change, Mr Glove?