I've experience dis sickness I actually thought it was a spiritual attack there were lot of bad things I've seen during dis sickness like hallucination e.t.c but thank God I got saved in a church please share your experience.

it is not a spiritual attack, and I don't believe it can be cured in a church. Its a kind of an auditory hallucinations, where u think aloud your thoughts and it comes out with u moving your lips like u are talking to someone while u are alone. The episodes are usually uncontrollable and one watching a person that is schizophrenic would think they are crazy.. But they are not.
Schizophrenia usually gets triggered in young adults during their late teens by :abuses, hostile parents, depression, stressful childhood, environment etc.. I have a schizophrenic relative, he uses medications to control his..

But how come mine got cured

I agree with Valeree, Mine was mostly of thoughts, very disturbing ones, I would ask people silly questions like if they noticed the movement in their hands while washing I would ask them if it confused them, I remember asking my people if they could see clearly, judging from my own view. I would ask them if seeing made them feel anyhow. I questioned almost everything, and it was as if there was nothing going right. It got worse when I prepared for exams because I would read with 100% focus but when am writing I would just wander and begin to panic over fear of losing my memory. I remember correcting myself several times on my sheet is cases as simple as numbering. Even when I talk I stammered, most times thinking I had the deadliest disease in me, I was full of self pity. I told my friends I think I was going crazy, because I felt crazy but they didn't take me serious because I have a crazy personality.
I had nightmares everyday for like a month, it was like my mind couldn't stop. After a time I thought i was sick, i went to the doctor i got tested he said there was nothing wrong with me, I said he was wrong a week after I went for another test and he said there still nothing wrong, I told him ow I felt, then he said it could be stress, after I heard that it calmed me a little.

Then i got home had a talk with my sister I told her i think i have Alzheimer's disease, she got worried a bit and laughed then told me to try and remain calm that i am the cause of it. Then from that moment I slowed down a bit, I started to ignore those thoughts in my head and that's how I got rid of it with some self therapy. I really Thank God i fought it through because it was really awful.

During dis sickness as a muslim I always develop a strange headache whenever people pray for me,I always feel people want to hurt me.I wnt like to state the full details as the experience is scary

glad u overcame, but plz kindly share ur recovery process. Was it a one off or gradual? And how long did you suffer the disorder before you were recovered?

Ruq:
I agree with Valeree, Mine was mostly of thoughts, very disturbing ones, I would ask people silly questions like if they noticed the movement in their hands while washing I would ask them if it confused them, I remember asking my people if they could see clearly, judging from my own view. I would ask them if seeing made them feel anyhow. I questioned almost everything, and it was as if there was nothing going right. It got worse when I prepared for exams because I would read with 100% focus but when am writing I would just wander and begin to panic over fear of losing my memory. I remember correcting myself several times on my sheet is cases as simple as numbering. Even when I talk I stammered, most times thinking I had the deadliest disease in me, I was full of self pity. I told my friends I think I was going crazy, because I felt crazy but they didn't take me serious because I have a crazy personality.
I had nightmares everyday for like a month, it was like my mind couldn't stop. After a time I thought i was sick, i went to the doctor i got tested he said there was nothing wrong with me, I said he was wrong a week after I went for another test and he said there still nothing wrong, I told him ow I felt, then he said it could be stress, after I heard that it calmed me a little.

Then i got home had a talk with my sister I told her i think i have Alzheimer's disease, she got worried a bit and laughed then told me to try and remain calm that i am the cause of it. Then from that moment I slowed down a bit, I started to ignore those thoughts in my head and that's how I got rid of it with some self therapy. I really Thank God i fought it through because it was really awful.

please I need to talk to you.im having same symptoms.I don't want to walk naked in the streets.Every one thinks I am mad

Emu4u2c:
please I need to talk to you.im having same symptoms.I don't want to walk naked in the streets.Every one thinks I am mad

sorry this is coming late, where you able to handle the situation?

Ruq:
I agree with Valeree, Mine was mostly of thoughts, very disturbing ones, I would ask people silly questions like if they noticed the movement in their hands while washing I would ask them if it confused them, I remember asking my people if they could see clearly, judging from my own view. I would ask them if seeing made them feel anyhow. I questioned almost everything, and it was as if there was nothing going right. It got worse when I prepared for exams because I would read with 100% focus but when am writing I would just wander and begin to panic over fear of losing my memory. I remember correcting myself several times on my sheet is cases as simple as numbering. Even when I talk I stammered, most times thinking I had the deadliest disease in me, I was full of self pity. I told my friends I think I was going crazy, because I felt crazy but they didn't take me serious because I have a crazy personality.
I had nightmares everyday for like a month, it was like my mind couldn't stop. After a time I thought i was sick, i went to the doctor i got tested he said there was nothing wrong with me, I said he was wrong a week after I went for another test and he said there still nothing wrong, I told him ow I felt, then he said it could be stress, after I heard that it calmed me a little.

Then i got home had a talk with my sister I told her i think i have Alzheimer's disease, she got worried a bit and laughed then told me to try and remain calm that i am the cause of it. Then from that moment I slowed down a bit, I started to ignore those thoughts in my head and that's how I got rid of it with some self therapy. I really Thank God i fought it through because it was really awful.

sorry this is coming late, I will like to talk to you personally please

komonibo:
sorry this is coming late, I will like to talk to you personally please

Yeah, what's the issue?

Ruq:


Yeah, what's the issue?

Thank you very much for your reply. I am in the shoes of schizophrenia, though I am currently on drugs, will like to know how you managed it, how long it took you to overcome it and with which type of drugs, it is actually depressing

Ruq:


Yeah, what's the issue?

I would have like to talk to you privately on WhatsApp if you dont mind

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komonibo:
Thank you very much for your reply. I am in the shoes of schizophrenia, though I am currently on drugs, will like to know how you managed it, how long it took you to overcome it and with which type of drugs, it is actually depressing

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Hmm... luckily for me i didn't use any medication for it at the time, you can see it's an old thread. But later on, i went and still battled with depression. I just hope i get back to 100%. I'm sure you'll do okay since you're on meds and have access to a psychiatrist.

Ruq:
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Hmm... luckily for me i didn't use any medication for it at the time, you can see it's an old thread. But later on, i went and still battled with depression. I just hope i get back to 100%. I'm sure you'll do okay since you're on meds and have access to a psychiatrist.

thank you very much, I pray for God's healing for us