Tonight my sister had a schizo-like episode. I met up with her

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I should also mention that our uncle is a schizo

>>16581650
i really can't say much and i'm sorry for that. what i've always wondered is how often it is that people are connecting to other planes of existence or entities when people see things like this and i believe it would be worth seeking spiritual assistance along with medication. i read an article about a shaman who visited a psych ward and saw all these negative entities interacting with so many of the patients. he said something about the way the western world handles these people is cruel and not beneficial and that there needs to be more healers

>>16581674
Thank you for your condolences and I appreciate the reply.
The auditory and visual hallucinations were of her at her job. She believed that she was at her workplace and would talk to "customers" or her boss.
She's been known to have panic attacks and would freak out at the thought of her boss or any other particular stressful social situation that she's placed in at work.
But she'd realize that it was not real and would snap back to reality freaking out asking "what's happening". The slipping in and out of insanity wasn't constant but it's still going on even after she's been discharged from the hospital at home.
I don't believe it had to do with anything spiritual.

>>16581674
i also don't want to dangle a thread like that and head out. i was gonna go to bed but i wanted to get back on to say if you wanted to seek spiritual assistance as well, simon parkes is very genuine and does affordable sessions.

>>16581697
just saw your reply after i sent mine. i've gotten to the point where i realized i feel everything physical has some level of spiritual connection. i can't speak for everyone or prove myself, and i haven't seen what's going on first-hand. but simon also does sessions to try and help people with physical problems, like overcoming trauma which would include overwhelming stress. i better get to bed now but i wish you luck

>>16581711
Thank you

>>16581697
My sister went through the same thing, she went through a psychotic break. She's a dental assistant. She was so strange and she ended up in the hospital that night. Now she's back to normal again. It turns out her dentist was abusing her

>>16581820
Thank you so much for you reply. I'm sorry to hear that happend to your sister, and I hope she gets help as well as a new dentist.
That's what my sister's doctor called her 'episode', and I'm somewhat relieved to hear that your sister came out of it.
Hopefully it's the same case for mine

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>Do you think it could be the anxiety and stress or is this just the early stages of developing schizophrenia?

From what I have heard: no.

>>16581969
forgot sentence: I don't think this is schizo.

How old is your suster Op? Schizophrenia generally begins to show up in people 25-35.

I've heard schizophrenia is quite uncommon for females, isn't it?

>>16581820
How do you get abused by your boss? It's a pretty simple professional relationship. I'm just curious. All kinds of people around and money to be had in law suites if it's provable.

>>16582759
It's not uncommon. On my mothers side; my grandmother, uncle and aunt have schizophrenia.