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justc001

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Disorganized Schizophrenia
Posted: 05-25-06 20:44pm

Hi... I was diagnosed with aspergers syndrome in 2000 but I have a feeling I may have disorganized schizophrenia. Recently I was just looking into things about schizophrenia because both my parents have it, my mom has paranoid and my dad has disorganized or paranoid I don't really know, but when I was looking into it I noticed that I had lots of the disorganized symptoms and negative ones:

talking in sentences that do not make sense or using nonsense words, making it difficult for the person to communicate or engage in conversation - I kinda have trouble talking to people, when I try to talk to people sometimes I just can't think of things to say at all and end up saying some nonsense like something to do with goulash muffins or needles coming out of a pincussion and piercing the fabric of the universe or using words such as 'constipatorium' or even something as weird as 'arerolabathintremaloonary'.

Being unable to make decisions - I am really unable to make decisions. Whenever somebody asks me to make a decision the blankness of the mind comes and in comes some randomness like if somebody asks me "what color do you want your characters eyes to be?" or something I might end up saying "i don't know, something to do with pistaccio nuts?" and then it would just annoy them and I would just ask them for some choices and after they give them to me I often still can't make a decision and just ask them whats better and go with it.

Writing excessively but without meaning - I do this all the time. I have an example of some writing I ended up typing under something to do with science:
"hmm... Blubberguts. What is wrong with blasted person. Poopsie tankwinkle. I don't think that that word will survive the mehow language. You blasted persona. Blabberhead. Guguah. You are an ass. Your such an ass. No no no. Blubberheads are not something to write about. If you do there is something to write about gobbledy gook. Gackle is an interesting word used with... Things. I have no idea what that meant but I am here again and it's tomorrow and i'm in science class."

forgetting or losing things - anothing thing I seem to do all the time. Whenever I get homework I end up not doing it even if I write it down because firstly I forget to do it and secondly I forget to even check my agenda book. When people ask me to do stuff for them same thing happens and it always ends up with disappointments. Quite a few times i've left expensive items like an alphasmart and a laptop places (but thankfully got them back.)

repeating movements or gestures, such as pacing or walking in circles - I do this all the time as well. Everyday I seem to end up walking around and around through the kitchen, around the living room, back through the kitchen, back around the living room again constantly like 30-40 times. Also at school I end up pacing through the hallways or around some rooms.

Lack of emotion and expression or emotions, thoughts and moods that do not fit with situations or events (for example, crying instead of laughing at a joke) - I have a lack of expression of emotions. Almost all the time when people look at me they think I look sad when i'm actually not exactly. Sometimes I also feel like i'm crying for no reason and I end up laughing so hard at stuff that everybody else doesn't find funny at the least (eg. Mrs. Millette saying "a folder with water stains on it.")

withdrawal from family, friends and social activities - yeah... I just can't really talk to people unless it's just slight responses or total randomness unless it has a point to it.

Reduced energy, lack of motivation - I grouped those together because I think they seem to fit together. I have been having this severe lack of motivation. I really don't feel motivated to do anything, school work, eat (though I do end up eating, I usually keep putting it off because I just don't feel like it), or even something I used to really enjoy such as making websites or doing programming.

Loss of pleasure or interest in life - I just seem to find life incredibly boring right now. Not being able to talk to people and losing motivation to do stuff like programming which I used to love has just makes me find no point.

Poor hygiene and grooming habits - I think this is connected to the forgetfulness. Often I can actually forget to shower and end up going to school with greasy hair or something.

Problems functioning at school, work or other activities - just the lack of motivation to do anything really has made my marks go way down at school. For easy stuff like math and accounting I can do it, but the motivation just isn't there. For other stuff like english and religion, even when I try to do it, I can't because my mind just blanks and sometimes the randomness comes in and I end up not writing anything because I try to keep randomness out of my work.

Also other than all that I have been going to the park every day and swinging and thinking. When I do this my mind can go totally out and start thinking about absolute nonsense. First I start thinking about things that make sense but then I can start thinking that somehow my thoughts at the park will all swell into this tree and create a being that I would consider perfect but would attempt to take over the world or something. I can often end up talking to myself when doing this or engaging in a conversation with someone and actually talking out my end of the conversaion.

Woah, that was quite a bit. Do you think this sounds like disorganized schizophrenia?
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