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@Anonymous thank you!!
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Hi!! I’m having a really bad day today with this to! Like in my head I’m on the verge of losing it to insanity but I’m actually fine 🙃 and i know im fine. OCD and anxiety can get so elevated sometimes and cause these cognitive distortions. it’s hard. But we have to keep continuing on with our day and live by our values and know that we are in control and in the driver seat of our lives. OCD brain will always try and convince us there’s something urgent we need to be worried about. It is also very common for ocd to feel like an out of body experience mimicking psychosis. Mine makes me super hyper aware of each and every passing moment which makes me literally feel like I’m losing touch of reality when …. I’m totally aware that I’m not. It’s like having two brains constantly fighting each other. This will pass for us!
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@bebecoll30 thank you soo much!!
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I’d say keeping good relationships around you is a good way to create a checks and balance. People around you tend to pick up on concerning abnormal behaviors and may be able to help you out if you begin to face psychosis issues. But i definitely understand the fear especially because OCD symptoms can feel like psychosis ❤️
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- 25w
does anyone else have an intense fear of developing schizophrenia or psychosis. This has been a really heavy theme for me as well. I’m constantly checking to see if I have symptoms or if I’m gonna go crazy or develop these. it’s so scary.
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I have been having these fears about developing schizophrenia, it reached a point where i am starting to almost hear things or the smallest sounds and my mind tells me you're schizophrenic, and i feel this weird sensations in my ear as if someone is whispering yet i can barely hear them, the thing is i am not diagnosed yet because i never work with an OCD therapist but i study psychology so i just used what i learnt to give a meaning to my suffering, many themes of this fear have been happening before and this schizophrenia fear is the last one. I want to know what advice you can give me or ways to make my brain calm down a little bit, i also don't have and can't afford a therapist that's why i am here in the first place I also want to know more informations or experiences with this theme if anyone habe experienced it and what helped you with it I remember feeling better for a while but than i collapsed back, but i am hoping to get better soon too or anytime in the future, I don't want reassurance so make sure you be as real as you can, and thanks 🙏🏻
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I’ve never been diagnosed with OCD, but I relate so much to what people here are going through. I used to think it was just anxiety, and I felt like I could handle that. But lately I’ve been spiraling—constantly afraid that what I’m feeling is something worse, like psychosis or losing control of my mind. I feel so detached and scared, and I just want peace again. I have anxiety doing the smallest things, like the thought of waking up everyday and even eating give me straight up panic. I am afraid all the time, it’s paralyzing. And a lot of people say someone with psychosis wouldn’t worry that they’re in it, but then I convince myself I’ve been in it this whole time, and haven’t known, and that maybe I’ve been doing weird stuff. Idk. I also get really scared of labels. Even the idea of OCD makes me feel like I’ll never get better or like I’ll be stuck like this forever. I just want to be okay. If anyone has felt this way—confused, overwhelmed, or scared of what’s happening in their mind—I’d really appreciate any support or encouragement.
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