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Post-psychosis recovery

User Profile: purpleHemlock3913
purpleHemlock3913 2 days ago

I'm considering several career paths. I don't know, but I'm kind of optimistic about it. I hope I find good people along the way.

This is 2025. Post-psychosis is heavier than heartbreak, I think. The feelings I had to face. They're unpleasant.

However, I'm proud of my progress. I've challenged my paranoia. I've joined a loving community. I right now accepting things as they are. I have less judgement towards people and myself. My emotions are more stable. My cognitive function is improving. I can right now practice mindfulness. I'm building healthy habits. I'm going out daily. I've made much progress! I'm proud of how I've come so far, and very grateful for the support system that I have. They are better than riches.

I can right now plan for the future. It has some ups and downs, but I'm grateful for life. I'm meeting and knowing so much people. I'm just challenging my paranoid thoughts one step at a time, especially about the future. Mindfulness is key. Just enjoy the present for me.

I think more positively now, affecting my self-esteem in a good way. I also stop to take things personally and not having empathy for people who disrespect me. They have a choice to be kind! They are mature adults. That's the one thing I've learned not to have so much empathy for others that I start losing myself. 

Thank you for reading.

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@purpleHemlock3913 I don't even know you, internet stranger, but thank you for sharing! I'm so proud and happy for you- that's amazing! I needed to see someone doing well today, it gives me hope. Thank you and I wish you luck and continued peace and support in your life.

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User Profile: purpleHemlock3913
purpleHemlock3913 OP 23 hours ago

@determinedSea4370 thank you! I wish you the best as well

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