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Default Sep 09, 2019 at 09:42 PM
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I dont know if I'm going insane and should be hospitalized. I mean in some ways I feel healthier than I have ever felt. It's just last night the chatter was going (by chatter I mean thoughts) It said meet me in the lobby (of the group home I live in) I'd be happy to see you followed by Alright Bye Bye. I dont want to be hospitalized. Maybe I need off of my meds but they are the only ones helping me sleep and without sleep I get crazy.
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Default Sep 09, 2019 at 09:48 PM
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If you're wondering whether you should be hospitalized or not you should probably contact your therapist right away.
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Default Sep 10, 2019 at 12:33 AM
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I too think you should probably talk to your therapist about it. Do you feel like you are in danger, or are a danger to yourself? I don't think that random thoughts or chatter would be reason enough to hospitalize anyone, unless there was some danger involved. It doesn't sound like there is? You heard some chatter and then...?? Did anything untoward happen after that?
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Default Sep 10, 2019 at 03:17 AM
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No nothing happened after that I'm just freaked out by thinking something then answering myself to something that didn't make any sense.
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Default Sep 20, 2019 at 05:10 PM
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If you're thinking you are in danger then yes talk to you're therpist about it. Then again can't judge my town there useless. However if not go to you're doctor I hope it went well and she showed up
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I was just wondering if saying meet me in the lobby it would be good to see you. Followed by alright bye bye was a sign of psychosis. We haven't talked about it yet.
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I was just wondering if saying meet me in the lobby it would be good to see you. Followed by alright bye bye was a sign of psychosis. We haven't talked about it yet.
It could also be random brain farts! I don't think isolated incidents like that meet the criteria for a full blown psychotic disorder.
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