Constant talking with the voices, leads me to more drinking and an attempt to exercise the voices away
Category: voices
Losing more battles with the voices, they have now basically brought me to the brink of insanity!
Starting to get the beginning of the story to my hallucinations, as unbelievable as the the story seems, I bought it 100%.
insane 100 ep 13
Cutting off locks, breaking and entering into my old house, ….. it seems I may have things under control! LOL!
Insane 100 ep 12
Listening to the voices in my head and creating a hostage situation with police outside my house
INSANE 100 – My Story ep. 11
Please share if you know anyone going through a tough time with addiction or mental illness. Thank You!
INSANE 100 — My story (Hearing voices and addiction)
Communicating with the “Feds” through Google, — does not seem to be working!
INSANE 100 — My Story (ep-9)
Voices, Guns, Paranoia, PLUS, add to that I was self medicating with drugs and alcohol. This recipe was moving me to a Dark place
INSANE 100 — My Story
Just wanted to post a review of the videos I have posted so far. For those who are new, about ten years ago, I was hearing voices occasionally, I was drinking, and I was doing drugs. (I am sure that helped the voices become more intense.) Approximately five years ago, the voices became 24/7, and started to gain control of me. This is My Story: (please like and subscribe and share w/ anyone who may be going through anything similar) – any feedback is appreciated
Help for the Psychiatric Ward
In almost every state in the country, the supply of inpatient psychiatric care is insufficient to meet the demand. In a 2006 survey, 34 state mental health authorities reported a shortage of beds for acute psychiatric care.[1] The shortages mean that patients who enter an emergency room with an acute psychiatric crisis may wait days or weeks for a bed, inmates who qualify for psychiatric care may wait in jail for several months before a bed becomes available, and patients who are admitted to a psychiatric hospital are often released too soon, in order to make room for other patients. In a 2014 survey, 19 state mental health directors said the judicial system had found them in contempt, or threatened to, for failure to admit jailed inmates to psychiatric hospitals in a timely manner
Today, there are fewer than 40,000 beds in state psychiatric hospitals in the U.S., down from a peak of more than 550,000 in 1955. Despite the shortages, the number of beds continues to decline—down 13 percent since 2010.[2] As a result, thousands of persons with serious mental illness are living on the streets, or in jail, or with families who are ill-equipped to cope with the acute symptoms of mental illness. Why have the states not acted to address the issue? Why are we not providing adequate facilities for these desperately ill people? more
Drinking, Drugs, Police, Paranoia, – What could go wrong?
Insane100 — My Story!