I would like to streamline my life more.
I want to, but I can’t.
At least not now.
I try to make my life easier by napping when I need a rest, because that’s what feels good to me.
I know that’s not the advice that everyone here would give, but my symptoms become worse the harder I push myself.
I hate the position I am in.
I’d like to have a set schedule.
I’m at least trying to have a daily checklist.
I keep trying, because I want to be as good as I possibly can.
And, I am reminded that it’s the medications that aren’t all working, that make things way more difficult than what they need to be.
From what I hear… from what I’m told… there is hope with the schizophrenia disorders.
I believe that, and wish more progress for myself amidst this information.
How do you feel about getting along when the medication doesn’t quite work as it should? What kinds of standards have you set when your meds aren’t doing the job you’d like them to? What kinds of day to day standards have you set in general?
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I don’t have standards. I do what I can, and leave it at that.
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I, too do what I can. Mental health professionals have done a number on me. And, that’s not good.
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Oh that really sucks.
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I think, looking back, my openness in a community of people who are not usually able to be open, makes me stick out. So, I’ve had that to deal with. Oh well. Life goes on, but I have definitely internalized a lot of things. Things I believe were meant for people who are in a better way. And, not for people who just aim for decent communication. I hope this all made sense.
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Yeah, when life hands you potatoes, the idea of making lemonade out of lemons isn’t very useful.
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Such a thought-provoking and interesting statement. Thank you!
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😊
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