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| @deg And hopefully any interaction you do have will be for a non-related reason. Again I do appreciate this conversation, it really has helped me understand more of what an individual who suffers from schizophrenia experiences. This information will definitely be put to good use. Have a good rest of your day! |
 Be safe and well travels, Chris |
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@deg And hopefully any interaction you do have will be for a non-related reason. Again I do appreciate this conversation, it really has helped me understand more of what an individual who suffers from schizophrenia experiences. This information will definitely be put to good use. Have a good rest of your day!
| @bevarnow no problem and your part of the police i see hopefully you wont arrest people like me so easily |
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@bevarnow no problem and your part of the police i see hopefully you wont arrest people like me so easily
| @deg Exactly why I asked, so I can try to help individuals we encounter better. And I will admit, people with schizophrenia (or other conditions), if they're acting erratically, will go into cuffs alot faster if they're doing something wrong. But thats because when an officer arrives on a scene like that, our first thought (at least where I am) is that this person is probably on drugs and they need to be secured as fast as possible. But once we learn that the individual has schizophrenia or another condition like it, we get much more sympathetic. |
Be safe and well travels, Chris |
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@deg Exactly why I asked, so I can try to help individuals we encounter better.
And I will admit, people with schizophrenia (or other conditions), if they're acting erratically, will go into cuffs alot faster if they're doing something wrong. But thats because when an officer arrives on a scene like that, our first thought (at least where I am) is that this person is probably on drugs and they need to be secured as fast as possible. But once we learn that the individual has schizophrenia or another condition like it, we get much more sympathetic.
And I will admit, people with schizophrenia (or other conditions), if they're acting erratically, will go into cuffs alot faster if they're doing something wrong. But thats because when an officer arrives on a scene like that, our first thought (at least where I am) is that this person is probably on drugs and they need to be secured as fast as possible. But once we learn that the individual has schizophrenia or another condition like it, we get much more sympathetic.
| @bevarnow ah nice to hear that thanks too |
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Laziness is not a symptom. You could either be with Fibromyalgia or fatigue.
| @scarydragon avolition is often called laziness by the public though |
| I think it is best to be somewhat paranoid online...rather than being completely wreckless and unparanoid. I am not sure if this would count as paranoid schizophrenia, however. |
| Who cares what you do?^^ I mean it's sad people have to deal with illnes, sure. But I don't care about you beeing a neet, your unemployment or your medical record. I don't think that's something that belongs on an Anime-Website. It belongs in your diary. Or in a nice, little therapy session. Schizophrenia isn't the only thing that lacks attention, it seems. |
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bevarnow said: And I will admit, people with schizophrenia (or other conditions), if they're acting erratically, will go into cuffs alot faster if they're doing something wrong. But thats because when an officer arrives on a scene like that, our first thought (at least where I am) is that this person is probably on drugs and they need to be secured as fast as possible. But once we learn that the individual has schizophrenia or another condition like it, we get much more sympathetic. You all should be understanding regardless. There is a large number of medical conditions and medications that can cause delirium or otherwise confusion or hallucinations or "erratic behavior" and people have their reasons for doing drugs recreationally to begin with whether it is problems or just being misinformed on the drug or sold the wrong drug and they didnt test it to check, plus effects aren't always predictable. I came across this video recently of someone who worked in an in patient psychiatric hospital how to talk to people in a delusional state |
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bevarnow said:
And I will admit, people with schizophrenia (or other conditions), if they're acting erratically, will go into cuffs alot faster if they're doing something wrong. But thats because when an officer arrives on a scene like that, our first thought (at least where I am) is that this person is probably on drugs and they need to be secured as fast as possible. But once we learn that the individual has schizophrenia or another condition like it, we get much more sympathetic.
And I will admit, people with schizophrenia (or other conditions), if they're acting erratically, will go into cuffs alot faster if they're doing something wrong. But thats because when an officer arrives on a scene like that, our first thought (at least where I am) is that this person is probably on drugs and they need to be secured as fast as possible. But once we learn that the individual has schizophrenia or another condition like it, we get much more sympathetic.
You all should be understanding regardless. There is a large number of medical conditions and medications that can cause delirium or otherwise confusion or hallucinations or "erratic behavior" and people have their reasons for doing drugs recreationally to begin with whether it is problems or just being misinformed on the drug or sold the wrong drug and they didnt test it to check, plus effects aren't always predictable.
I came across this video recently of someone who worked in an in patient psychiatric hospital how to talk to people in a delusional state
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