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Postby lonley fading » Mon Jun 13, 2005 5:58 am

you can control it. depending on the situation. That is if its actually a posession.
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Postby stubborn-envelope » Mon Jun 13, 2005 7:36 am

I am seeing a doctor, and I'm on antipsychotic medication (seroquel), which has worked well for me so far, no side effects (except for the twitches). The hallucinations have mostly stopped...they occur occasionally, though. My mood has leveled out, but I'm still having some strange problems with that. Anyway, the possession, or delusion of possession, is rare now. Maybe that's all it is, a delusion? Thanks for the advice.

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