Invest " interest " to themselves
Actually ... These were the ones who as
children were not allowed to express their
feelings !!! So ... That " set the
stage " for schizophrenic type behavior or
withdrawing into their own litle world .
So... Then ... When you say these ...
People ... With schizophrenia invest "
interest " in themselves you might also
explain that 1 out of every 10
schizophrenics ... Completes the suicide
act ... Due to feelings of no longer
being able to " fit in " to our wonderful
capatilist society, say, by working, ect
think again !!! Laura
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lollipop4u
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 30 Jun 2004 Posts: 79 Location: pottsboro
I Ll Try Again ... Posted: 07-23-04 19:10pm
Because ... I think my message to you
... May have also been " easily
misinterpreted " . Sorry . I think it
's a beautiful endeavor what you are
trying to do ( educate ) . What I am ...
Struggling ... To educate/show others
... Is ... Very simply ... These
people with schizophrenia are oft' times
misread as we all know, they respond "
inappropriately " ie may ask someone to "
turn off the light " or " close the door "
using an angry tone of voice . So, we
who are not well educated in psych tend to
be narcissistic in our interpretation of
them ie we see them as " selfish " or "
unappreciative " . See the irony ?
Laura
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long viewer
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 17 May 2005 Posts: 17 Location: pa
Calm Down Posted: 05-28-05 16:14pm
Laura, calm down, these are the symptoms
of a disease- if you want to chage the
symptoms then you are going to have to
change the disorder- don't get your
panties in a bunch because you don't like
the definition of a disorder...
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jessicarose
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 25 Jun 2005 Posts: 13 Location: Los Angeles/San Francisco
Umm Posted: 07-01-05 00:35am
Laura: it's really a shame to oversimplify
things. Schizophrenia is quite
complicated. Perhaps you should do a
little research? I'm not trying to be
rude, btw.
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hunkirg
Experienced User , Rather EHEALTHy
Joined: 09 Jul 2005 Posts: 50 Location: manitoba
Posted: 07-09-05 18:35pm
Perhaps the negative emotions communicated
by a schizophrenic have merit. Just as
any "normal" personwill develop hurt and
anger when treated in a way wich does not
respect a persons emotions. When
"normal" people stop telling the
"schizophrenic" their feelings are the
illness maybe then you will see a person
not a disorder
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blackwinded
New User, Becoming EHEALTHy
Joined: 02 Sep 2005 Posts: 45 Location: US of A
Re: Calm Down Posted: 09-03-05 03:09am
long viewer
wrote:
laura, calm down, these are
the symptoms of a disease- if you want to
chage the symptoms then you are going to
have to change the disorder- don't get
your panties in a bunch because you don't
like the definition of a
disorder...
long viewer, I think laura was just
confused by the first sentance in the
orginal post...As was i. It stated "the
most common form of psychosis
characterized by the withdrawl of interest
from others and world" ??? This is not
what characterizes psychosis. Many people
may withdraw interest from others and the
world, as a result of other things such as
depression, personality disorders,
anxiety, etc.
I think it should have said, psychosis is
characterized by loss of touch with
reality, generally meaning hallucinations
and/or delusions.
