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Bipolar or scitzoaffective? Either way this is too real...

Postby hell_o_no » Sat Feb 22, 2014 7:07 am

I was first diagnosed bipolar in 2004. I have been hospitalized many times and somewhere along the way schizoaffective was added to the list. The first time I ever remember hearing a voice was in 2004 when God identified himself and said something...I couldn't remember what it was for years but I did remember I wrote it down. About 2 years ago I found this and his words were "You can stop this before it begins." Since then a lot has happened. In 2006 I experienced sensations of burning in hell and talking to Jesus about suffering for my sins. I remember months on end of burning sensations on my face ect. Fastforward four years and I am still hearing voices demons God dead people famous dead people. Daily. It sort of became part of my life like an additional social circle. Meanwhile I was in and out of school I did eventually graduate magna cum laude with a degree in Criminal Justice and a minor Psychology. I don't kow why I mention that...I guess it makes me feel a little more sane or something. Either way I was still out of it most of the time. I began having sexual tactile hallucinations. It got really bad, but I would discover not as bad as it could get. In 2012 I went on a religious retreat. The demonic torture stopped but I would encounter a new torture on a totally different level. This time it was God telling me what to do. I was so fearful ALL THE TIME. The constant commentary was endless. At one point, months into the Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God experience I was just so tired that I broke away from it and sold my soul for a nap, a moment of rest. Well immediately after that this Jesus character began listing off names and I would have to choose if these loved ones would be going to hell or not. I refused to participate aside from my fear reaction. So it became that it didn't matter whether I agreed or acknowledge this name. Everything I did was "don't so it or else". Currently I am under the impression that 765,726,976,397,638,783,7687,368,776 plus people are burning in hell for all eternity do to the amount of cigarettes I smoke. At one point "God" had my family in a torture pit and every thought I had like them being eaten by sharks became a visual reality in my mind. I guess I'm writing because all of these experiences are now so engrained in my daily life and thinking that I find it difficult to accept that this is a mental illness. Suggestions? Insight? Shared experiences? Help!
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Re: Bipolar or scitzoaffective? Either way this is too real.

Postby skilsaw » Sat Feb 22, 2014 8:02 am

Hi Hell_o_no.

I'm sorry to hear you have had such a difficult time since being diagnosed Bipolar ten years ago. Finishing your university education is a major accomplishment. Be proud of yourself for that.

I'm sad too to hear that God, Hell and eternal damnation is such a disturbing part of your experience. I believe in a God of Love and Forgiveness who wants a good or positive relationship with us. It doesn't sound like you have any of this.

You don't mention if you are currently under the care of a psychiatrist or taking medication for the mind games you are experiencing. I suggest you do your best to get a psychiatrist, if you don't have one already. It will take a psychiatrist seeing you regularly to ease your pain.

I hope my reply is helpful.
Take care,
It is not always possible to make someone's discomfort go away.
Sometimes, the best thing we can do is resist the urge to fix it and instead just say, "You, too?"
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