Who Else Sometimes Question Their Sanity?
Golly! In today's world you don't have to have PD to have questionable sanity. Every day we can read or hear about someone declaring a new "normal". The world is full of jackass people wanting us to embrace ideas that defy common sense. Taking short vacations from sanity is probably good for us.
Nigel , helping people is always very rewarding and lifts your own spirits too.
Hi Carol, I agree with Andi that the most important thing to do is to get rid of the roommate. I know from experience it is easier said than done!
Hallucinations is apparently quite common in PD. I see things out of the corner of my eye and when I look directly at it, it's gone. I don't know if this is the same
as what you are describing.
As I said in the beginning, I agree with Andi, priority is to get rid of the roommate.
Once upon a time, when I was still young and beautiful (now I'm only beautiful 😁) I was in a toxic relationship that I had to get out of but I had no emotional support system to help me through it. I went to a psychologist, told him the setup and that I don't need treatment. I only needed someone in my corner to hold my hand and talk me out of the relationship. Once that was achieved, the sessions with the psychologist stopped.
I hope you manage to get out of this horrible situation. I'll pray for you and I love ❤️ you.
Keep us up to date with your situation and don't hesitate to make use of us in any way you need us.
Sometimes I wish I didn't have the sanity I do have. 😂
I know that I’m not normal and I’ve never had the expectation or desire to be normal. Given what I just said means I probably should question my sanity.
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