Brendy, I'm glad you kept us apprised. It sounds like you are on a good path. It is good to find and hear from others who experience what you experience, and one day you will be that kind of help for someone else who is scared and having their first experiences with hallucinations or delusions. Nobody asks for mental illness. But at least we live in a time where there are more solutions than ever, and you are smart, and you may never have another episode. John Nash (the famous mathematician with schizophrenia and the basis for the movie--A Beautiful Mind said that he never stopped hearing voices, but he learns to check and see if they are real with people he trusts.
Schizophrenia can be very difficult because it makes you distrust the people who really could help you like your parents. It sounds like your dad is perceptive. Maybe one day you'll write your own book. It's good that you've recorded your experiences.
Don't worry about people calling you a troll. As you read the writings here, you will see that we get some trolls--people who believe unbelievable things or who don't make much sense--they get mad at us when we ask questions or ask for evidence. They don't want to discuss anything, because they believe they are here to teach. So sometimes we tease them because they can be frustrating and they don't listen anyhow. It's not nice, and I'm particularly catty with "creationists" myself-- so maybe those who called you a troll are a little paranoid too. Nobody wants to be "tricked" on line. I get so peeved when I really try to explain evolution to a creationists only to realize their questions weren't sincere at all. As you read more posts here, you'll probably understand why people may have jumped to that conclusion. But it will give you good practice to develop thick skin. There are all kinds of people in the world. You will develop the skills to find out who you can trust and who you can ignore. I suspect your dad is someone you can trust.
So you're not the Brendy in the video... you can't ride a unicycle? Darn. I thought that was pretty damn cool.