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Do you have mental diseases or problems?

JP. said:
Not right now but astrologically speaking, I have that tendency when I get older
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Hey JP! Just FY (as it turns out a LOT of) I; statistically, mental illness (especially schizophrenia) in young men tends to manifest itself between ages 20-30. The magic number seems to be 26 for some reason. I don't know how old you are currently, but it's just something to watch for. As with most diseases or illnesses, early detection and prompt commencement of the right treatment is key. If you start to notice little changes in your mood and/or personality that can not be attributed to something going on in your life i.e. a death, breakup, losing your job, etc., see your doctor. If you feel depressed consistently for two weeks or more, you are technically suffering from clinical depression. Don't shrug it off and think it will go away. See a doctor straight away. If he dismisses you or blows it off, see another one. The quicker you are diagnosed and begin treatment whether you choose medication, therapy (or ideally a combination of both), the better chance you have of successful remission and/or total relief from your symptoms. In addition to that, if the medication you are prescribed doesn't seem to be working in the time they say it is supposed to, if you don't like the side effects it's causing, or if you have a bad reaction to it, tell your dr. right away so you can discuss other options. Do your homework; read up on the meds that are out there from someplace reliable like webMD. A lot of times you'll learn stuff your doctor doesn't tell you or maybe doesn't even know about. Don't be afraid to ask a lot of questions; it's your body and your health!

Even if you are not in this age bracket, the same holds true regarding early detection, etc.

As a sidebar, don't let the fact that your astro chart has predicted this become a self-fulfilling prophesy. Live your life as normal, not waiting for the "impending doom". That's a sure way to bring it to fruition.

If you or, anyone for that matter, have any questions about mental health, treatment, etc., PLEASE don't hesitate to PM me! I'm not an MD, but I've been dealing with mental health issues almost my whole life, so I have tons of accumulated first hand knowledge and info. I'm not a doctor and remind you that all of this is anecdotal. Always consult a professional. Peace out homies!
 
I suffer from bi-polar disorder. I think a lot of people on JUB have some problems and it's good that we can talk and help each other. My condition is controlled by medication, but I still have some very bad episodes as some of you long time jubbers know.
 
Does a little social anxiety count? Other than that I'm perfectly healthy.

Wow.... this would be an interesting dating question.... "DO you have any mental issues?" :lol:

Would save a lot of time... :##:
 
I've been taking medication for depression for about two years.
 
I have clinical pure obsessional OCD. Was once ashamed of admitting it, but realized the 'mental health stigma' was fucking stupid, and I got over it pretty quick. I've managed it through medication in the past, but that was a disaster. Ended up going Black Swan insane on a few of them - so I was pulled off medication. I have a core network of friends that help me manage it. Haven't had a major meltdown in quite sometime.
 
-Callum- said:
I have clinical pure obsessional OCD. Was once ashamed of admitting it, but realized the 'mental health stigma' was fucking stupid, and I got over it pretty quick. I've managed it through medication in the past, but that was a disaster. Ended up going Black Swan insane on a few of them - so I was pulled off medication. I have a core network of friends that help me manage it. Haven't had a major meltdown in quite sometime.
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I agree that mental health stigma is stupid rhing. And it's unhuman.
 
Rolyo85 said:
Actually, I'm enjoying it immensely. As it pertains to me, I'm very balanced and well adjusted ^_^ And where it deals with others, it just makes me feel smart :p
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I would take a much closer look at your white knight syndrome.
 
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ans publics wot sail da wookwook pap a sold cheese ans spit it out fa resellin

there go

nice day write on da wall

non a bove was mental - medical professions like lot a dildo professions time catch up ta owns cheese

ans 1st worlds public ( koff ) go suck da day wit out da cheese

thankyou

if ya on spaceship fetch a universeal shrink planet need one eons ago ha
 
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