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Old 19-04-2010, 11:00 PM   #2
Rhuben
I call it dreaming... they call it madness.
 
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I experience something similar, and I refer to them as shadows. I see them whenever there is darkness, i.e. at night or in corridors with poor lighting. They take the appearance of being human, most of the time they just go about their own business or watch me but some of them interact 'talk' to me via thought insertion, I guess to the lay person it's easier to describe it as operating on another channel that is not open or perceptable to other humans.

My GP, previous CPN, family, etc are all convinced that it is simply a part of psychosis. Myself? I'm unsure as to what it is. They don't bother me per say, if anything they're interesting. It's what they tell me that bothers me because it contradicts what others tell me.

Do you take any medications for your psychosis? If this ghost experience lessens with medication then it's safe to say that it is indeed just a part of your psychosis.



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