Ronald Arjune
1 South Route 9W
Haverstraw, NY 10927
United States
ph: 845-216-5818
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Understanding the unknown using paranoia
If you are a schizophrenic visiting my site, please do not let induced paranoia cause you to do anything harmful to yourself or others by developed ideas of the data on this site
Psychiatry is not really helping the patient. We should be growing with our paranoia instead of being told we are decompensating with them. You are the one with the problem believing reality and not paranoid people. Medication is just preventing us from using our imagination. We are psychotic because we can’t say the negative things that needs to be said due to a feeling of persecution for our personalities. Our hearts are hurting and that is a crime the legal system does not help us with. We are trying to resolve the unknown and there should be recognition because we are passionate about this and rationality is not helping this end. The psychiatrist's understanding of themselves is questionable because the paranoia is unexplainable and there is not a self-query with interrogation when the patient is spoken to with an attempt of communication to gain insight.
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I now go to MHA of Rockland in Valley Cottage, NY on Thursdays for group at 10 AM
JOBS
Priority for jobs should be given to the mentally ill despite their experience. Employers should be conscientious of work hours so the person will not decompensate
Without anxiety attack: Normally able to quantify people and things. Stress on quantum of words with intelligence (or understanding) causes fear?
My medications
Risperdal® 1mg AM, 3mg PM
Luvox® 50mg AM, 50mg PM
Seroquel® 200mg AM, 400mg PM
People talk like there is an understanding of feelings but don't and shouldn't talk that way although it's an unintentional deception because of compulsion to believe and project beliefs
We have been taught to handle fear the wrong way. When we try to hide it we dislike the person causing the fear and want to fight. It's OK to show fear.
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Ronald Arjune
1 South Route 9W
Haverstraw, NY 10927
United States
ph: 845-216-5818
nor32001