We all talk to ourselves, right?
We all talk to ourselves, right?
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I often hear voices when I'm at home. There is a older man, a baby (or two), and an opera singer who also plays the piano. I doubt that a support network or meds for me would silence them. Well, maybe when I was passed out drunk, that insulated them from my auditory perception.
That's interesting. I think most people can identify the voice of their ego, or thinking self, when it talks to us. That incessant internal dialogue, often referred to here as the AV when it encourages us to drink.. But hearing other people's voices is something I never considered.
It's funny the things that happen to us. I suspect I had BP2 before my drinking problem set in. I went from beer to vodka and always made sure I had at least 2 full 1.75L of vodka under the bed, Lord only knows how much I actually drank.
Fortunately I never heard voices but I remember for over 2 weeks I could hear really good music and I would always reach down to the radio volume to crank up the tunes and it would freak me out to discover the radio was off.
Fortunately I never heard voices but I remember for over 2 weeks I could hear really good music and I would always reach down to the radio volume to crank up the tunes and it would freak me out to discover the radio was off.
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Wow, thanks for posting this article. This is the first article on this I could relate to. I've had 'psychotic episodes' where I heard voices. Hospitalized 4 times and subsequently heavily medicated, with severe side effects.
I always suspected conversing with them was rather therapeutic and did not make me 'crazy'. But the medical community simply wants to rubber stamp you with some long- winded dianosis, medicate you, shut up the voices, and kick u out. It's good to see others have developed alternative treatment solutions. I may have to look into this. Thanks again for posting.
I always suspected conversing with them was rather therapeutic and did not make me 'crazy'. But the medical community simply wants to rubber stamp you with some long- winded dianosis, medicate you, shut up the voices, and kick u out. It's good to see others have developed alternative treatment solutions. I may have to look into this. Thanks again for posting.
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