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From: ChrisC on 24 Jul 2008 14:52
Is it right to shut out the voices with medication if they are benign?
Somehow I don't think so. My voices work for my mutual advancement and
beneficial acceleration into a better understanding of the world
around me.

Or is this delusional?
From: MSmith on 24 Jul 2008 15:06
ChrisC wrote:
> Is it right to shut out the voices with medication if they are benign?
> Somehow I don't think so. My voices work for my mutual advancement and
> beneficial acceleration into a better understanding of the world
> around me.
>
> Or is this delusional?

Sounds like its just your conscience, I certainly wouldn't call it
delusional.
From: ChrisC on 25 Jul 2008 02:57
On Jul 24, 9:06 pm, MSmith <MSm...(a)myhouse.net> wrote:
> ChrisC wrote:
> > Is it right to shut out the voices with medication if they are benign?
> > Somehow I don't think so. My voices work for my mutual advancement and
> > beneficial acceleration into a better understanding of the world
> > around me.
>
> > Or is this delusional?
>
> Sounds like its just your conscience, I certainly wouldn't call it
> delusional.

I'm still taking my medication. Although in such a state of high alert
aka stress. Voices and strange feelings of otherworldlyness are
breaking through. I will be seeing my Pdoc in two weeks. In the mean
time I have a prescription of Amitriptyline, Sulpiride and Diazepam to
collect today.

The Diazepam normally helps take the edge off of everything.
From: Nom dePlume on 25 Jul 2008 17:10
"ChrisC" <chrispche(a)googlemail.com> wrote in message
news:7249fd1a-5a97-46e4-948b-295b0090e531(a)a6g2000prm.googlegroups.com...
> Is it right to shut out the voices with medication if they are benign?
> Somehow I don't think so. My voices work for my mutual advancement and
> beneficial acceleration into a better understanding of the world
> around me.
>
> Or is this delusional?

I don't know if it's delusional, but voices without a source would certainly
make me wary. I would think a key question is whether you find practical
benefits from what you hear.

- If your life improves noticeably from what you hear, then perhaps there is
some value.
- If it stays the same, then I see no value, only meaningless distraction.
- If your life gets worse, then clearly they are not desirable.

What do you think?

--
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