"An auditory hallucination, or paracusia, is a form of hallucination that involves perceiving sounds without auditory stimulus. "1All these posh words are a way of describing the phenomenon known as hearing voices that aren't really there. I was asked on Twitter to blog about this in a certain context so this is for my fellow Welsh Schizophrenic!
This was my blog describing life with the diagnosis of paranoid schizophrenia but I've moved on from my diagnosis. As a result I've closed down this blog.
Monday, 29 October 2012
Auditory Hallucinations
Sunday, 21 October 2012
Life "after" schizophrenia
As schizophrenia is for life, it's not really possible to have life after schizophrenia. Unless you're one of the lucky ones who gets a psychiatrist to admit to a wrong diagnosis that is! So that's the reason for the inverted commas around after in the title. What it really means is life after a psychotic episode but as that was too long for a catchy title I decided against it.
Wednesday, 17 October 2012
A Terrible Weekend
WARNING: This post may be upsetting to some so please only read if you are strong enough!
So Friday started the weekend off and it seemed like it would be a normal weekend. I was wrong. On Saturday morning, I had a lie in and came downstairs to discover that the dog was unwell. Nothing too out of the ordinary I thought, her IBD (inflammatory bowel disease) flared up every so often leaving her a bit poorly for a bit. It was only when I saw her trying to walk that I realised how unwell she was. Despite surgery on both her back legs at various stages, this time she was falling over a lot. She seemed to have no strength for brief moments which caused her to fall over. When I saw this, I was really upset and knew that this was serious and potentially fatal for her. She was refusing food completely and would barely have any water.
So Friday started the weekend off and it seemed like it would be a normal weekend. I was wrong. On Saturday morning, I had a lie in and came downstairs to discover that the dog was unwell. Nothing too out of the ordinary I thought, her IBD (inflammatory bowel disease) flared up every so often leaving her a bit poorly for a bit. It was only when I saw her trying to walk that I realised how unwell she was. Despite surgery on both her back legs at various stages, this time she was falling over a lot. She seemed to have no strength for brief moments which caused her to fall over. When I saw this, I was really upset and knew that this was serious and potentially fatal for her. She was refusing food completely and would barely have any water.
Monday, 8 October 2012
Today's Politics
Well first off, writing about Politics is a new thing for me to do so bear with me. Most things about Politics go straight over my head and despite a Tweeter doing his best to educate me (thanks Chris!) I'm still pretty ignorant about the whole business. So if I say something wrong, I apologise but I don't apologise for my opinions. That's something I will NEVER apologise for!
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