A Fun Side To Psychosis?
I tend to wake up each day around eleven o’clock but I do not jump out of bed instead I lie there and just let my brain go loose. Some days it is fixated on what I had dreamed of the night before and other days it is trying to plan out what I need to accomplish before returning to my bed later that day and other days I just do my best to keep up. I never know what the next thought in my head is going to be and there is a sort of thrill in this so I lie there in bed just watching from the sidelines.
The realization that I have very little control over what goes on between my ears is a reality that I have accepted and for the majority of my day I rely on the chemical assistance to follow that straight line but for that hour each morning I live in the insanity of my illness and I must confess I enjoy it. Now I know better to allow the chaos to continue throughout the entire day as it does not take a rocket scientist to realize jumping from a speeding train is going to leave a mark. Seroquel keeps the speed in check, Cymbalta keeps the small grin on my face with a little help from Effexor, Temazapam allows me to sleep at night but insanity brings the most joy even if it is only for an hour each day. Take care
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Hi, found your blog via Stumble Upon. I really enjoy the thought behind your site. I was diagnosed w/depression about 4 or 5 years ago myself and I’m looking into going back to therapy within the year for anxiety. Anyway, just wanted to say thanks for the blog. It makes me feel much much better.
Thanks. Glad I could be of a help and all the best to you. Take care