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Default Aug 07, 2018 at 06:19 PM
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So hearing a TV when a TV isn't on is "voices"?

I had this discussion with my psych NP. Apparently, it is. I am dx schizoaffective bipolar type. I never really considered it "voices". I've had it my whole life, but never said anything because it's not bothersome.

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Default Aug 07, 2018 at 07:55 PM
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ANOTHER THING... I've been dx with schizoaffective bipolar type for years, but I've always felt like the dx seems a little severe. I guess not because there have been times without a doubt I had psychosis. Anyone who asks about my dx irl, I say "depression". *This response might appear later since I'm new. I've been posting a lot today, but take that with a grain of salt because I might continue being active or disappear for awhile. I'm not sure why but I can do something for awhile and go to another thing.*
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