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Voice attack out from nowhere since last inpatient stay

Postby trt4t » Sat Mar 30, 2024 4:52 pm

I'm not shure if I've met the right forum.
Maybe I better would have chosen the domestic violence forum (.. family and friends / ... grief and loss forum) or another place.
Since I was in schizophrenic or psychotic treatment for years, and with respect to its relevance and some characteristics in respect to psychiatry, I try it here.


During my last inpatient stay in a psychiatric clinic, I started to hear voices out from nowhere
- which I was able to record later fortunately (!). I add this at this point in order to avoid discussions about their reality I am used to hear with topics like this and for the readers who cannot hear the noise (which is falling more silent during recordings after some trials)
Since COVID-19 Virus was breaking out during my stay, I tried to attribute the voices to the state of emergency in a certain way, beneath other explanations (family / mother died, guardianship authorities, ... reactions to spirituality and social changes etc.).

Unfortunately the voices and other noise are still here, louder than ever meanwhile, discussing, interrogating, disturbing (assauling energetically etc.), vibrating, insulting and much more. The hospitalization was the end of period starting with a forced treatment time and due to changes in psychotherapy laws in my country, I did loose continuous contact with psychiatrists.



How to explain, counter or finish the accoustic attack?
Authorities (police) are completely ignoring it until today and any court is far away for the next time at least. My - new - therapist shows, at least, unimpressed.
My - new - environment (living situation, in an institution before) on the other hand is lacking any understanding for the relevance of psychiatric issues, while I am glad not to have to meet any psychiatrist currently.
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Re: Voice attack out from nowhere since last inpatient stay

Postby Snaga » Sun Mar 31, 2024 2:15 pm

Hello and welcome.

If this isn't the right forum, we'll move it to one that suits the subject better.

You say you recorded these voices, but do I read that some of the recordings, the voices have faded?

Can anyone else hear the voices on the recordings?
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Re: Voice attack out from nowhere since last inpatient stay

Postby trt4t » Mon Apr 01, 2024 5:06 am

Thank you for the reply,

I've recorded some voices, but the sound of the remained recordings was low or pretty low, after I had deleted the first ones for reasons of descretion or caution.

After some time, noises became more silent as soon as I started a recording,

Some people could to hear them, I think. I don't want them to invade my private life.

Should I post a short link?
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Re: Voice attack out from nowhere since last inpatient stay

Postby Snaga » Tue Apr 02, 2024 1:59 am

Posting a recording probably wouldn't be a good idea, in case it was identifiable in any way through an account or otherwise.

Given the conditions you say you've received treatment for, do you think that the variations in the recordings could have something to do with that?
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