I would imagine self harmAnother question for you, Michel H, what was the physical problem you went to a psychiatric hospital for?
Though I still call bollocks
I would imagine self harmAnother question for you, Michel H, what was the physical problem you went to a psychiatric hospital for?
No, not as far as I remember. However, the doctor I saw in September (you can view him here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MfXO4_Zab6E) said something like "I use Freud's work, so I take telepathy seriously". He also said that I should not be forced to consult a psychiatrist against my will.Did they use another word for what you call 'telepathy problems'?
Another question for you, Michel H, what was the physical problem you went to a psychiatric hospital for?
I don't think it would be appropriate for me to reveal this here.I would imagine self harm
Though I still call bollocks
No, not as far as I remember. However, the doctor I saw in September (you can view him here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MfXO4_Zab6E) said something like "I use Freud's work, so I take telepathy seriously". He also said that I should not be forced to consult a psychiatrist against my will.
I don't think it would be appropriate for me to reveal this here.
I remember the medication that was proposed to me in 1995 (more than 20 years ago) because I was struck by the commercial name: Impromen.We're talking about the doctors during your hospitalization in a psychiatric horspital, not youtube doctors.
How did they try to convince you to take 'their' medication?
How come you have trouble remembering a diagnosis but remember the name and for medicine offered to you but which you have rejected?
The medicine you claim was offered to you can be used in treatment of schizophrenia.
I remember the medication that was proposed to me in 1995 (more than 20 years ago) because I was struck by the commercial name: Impromen. ...
... toxic pseudo-medications that are not appropriate for telepathy, ...
I am generally not impressed by incompetence and I don't remember the details after more than 20 years.So you were not struck by a diagnosis at all?
How did they try to convince you to take Impromen?
The psychiatrist probably said it would work on the voices, they do what they were trained to do in university.But that's not what you got them offered for, is it? What did they indicate to you that you needed Impromen for?
I am generally not impressed by incompetence and I don't remember the details after more than 20 years.
The psychiatrist probably said it would work on the voices, they do what they were trained to do in university.
No, but I do remember a big piece of cheese, this is one of the things that has remained in my memory. I also talked about telepathy with a roommate, I remember that he said, somewhat strangely: "I hear you when you talk, but I don't know it's you (who's talking)" (I had probably asked if he had sometimes an impression of perceiving my thoughts).But you claim to remember that they tried to convince you to take medicine.
How can you remember that but none of the details, especially the reason for the medicine?
In addition to that, the remembering of the name of the medicine is not subject to such limitations.
Did they offer you some 'sweets', 'vitamins', 'exotic fruits'?
PossiblyDid he say it would take the voices away?
No, but I do remember a big piece of cheese, this is one of the things that has remained in my memory. I also talked about telepathy with a roommate, I remember that he said, somewhat strangely: "I hear you when you talk, but I don't know it's you (who's talking)" (I had probably asked if he had sometimes an impression of perceiving my thoughts).
Possibly
This is an interesting suggestion.... Ideally Michel should get the doctor to participate in this thread, some guidance as to the best way to help him from a qualified heath professional who knows him personally would be much appreciated. If, after reading what happened in all the previous "tests", the doctor thought it was worth trying again under their supervision I'm sure they are many posters here who would be happy to do so. ...
,Given Michel's propensity to misconstrue obvious sarcasm and even outright mockery as support, his interpretation of what this doctor said is suspect. ...
... In the meantime the conclusion that there is nothing to be gained by participating seems inescapable.
This is an interesting suggestion.
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