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My diary is just that, a diary, that is not on my computer that never gets read. Thank you for taking the time to reading my rambling.


Hallucinations

Mar 04 2012

This past week, I had a hallucination within a dream. 

 The next day discovered that I forgot my meds the night before.

As a bonus had a auditory hallucination of the doorbell ringing. The doorbell sounded a little off pitch and no one else heard it.

How many other hallucinations do I have that go unnoticed?   


Health Topics: hallucination

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written by jethbrown, March 04, 2012
I can understand, I have been known to slap at bugs that are not there, or I think are crawling on me. Girlfriend thinks it is funny, and it is not something I readily mention to my Psych as it happens so randomly, I don't want any anti hallucinatory drugs, as I had in the past as they take the fun out of life for me.

I hope as your meds build up this will even out for you. Suggestion on taking meds is a pill organizer. Works great for me, it has the 7 weekdays and 4 daily slots so I rarely miss my meds. I fill it every Sunday, which reminds me... smilies/wink.gif

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