Hallucinations

[David]

A video depicting what it's like to suffer from Schizophrenia...

http://www.mentalwellness.ca/video-mindstorm[/url

[Perro Mojado]

well i was reading the symptoms and it seems like it might be developing it. but im glad at least theres treatment

[mattofallmatts]

Dude fuck all that, I thought this was going to be a thread about funny drug stories.









I was going to post this.

[able]

If you are experiencing this during the day after smoking weed than you're not crazy, you're just bad at weed. cut back

[gutterhead.]

pretty heavy.

[stab]

My brother has been through two paranoid episodes within the last 3 years, both lasting for about a month each.

 I don't know how accurate this video is but both times he convinced himself to do some really wacky shit (e.g. steal our neighbor's limousine, ditch everything he owns, blow his savings on random shit, write literally volumes of gibberish all over my record collection). 

This disease is seriously the scariest thing I have ever have been exposed to.

[trannies and mannies]

That shit cray.

[trolltoll]

fuck. thats gotta be horrible...

[get gnarly]

My friend was diagnosed with this shit. He got worse really quickly. At first it started with him smoking weed, getting paranoid. Then he felt compelled to sell weed and become a "gangster", although he's the "whitest" kid I know. Then he would always hallucinate cops driving by when he was driving. I think for some reason the schizophrenia caused him to want to do more drugs, so he'd constantly be searching for any drugs. after spending a whole night awake, he was driving me and my friend home from New York and fell asleep driving in the fast lane, drifting completely into another lane. He didn't think anything of it when we were screaming at him. Scariest shit of my life. I guess when he saw a car that he recognized was a hallucination or part of one, he followed the guy into a few other towns and sketched the guy out pretty bad. The craziest one he told me about was he was looking out his bedroom window and saw some guy pull up to his house, dig a 4 foot hole, put the dirt into his truck and leave. None of that happened. I think he went to the hospital shortly after that.

When he got out of the hospital, I hadn't known he had gone. I knew there wasn't definitely something wrong with him but I didn't know he had been diagnosed. So the first thing he does when he's out of the hospital for 2 weeks is hit me up seeing if I wanted to do shrooms with him. It was sketchy but I obliged. 40 minutes after ingesting the mushroom he tells me he had been in the hospital and tells me about some of the crazier stories. Second scariest moment of my life. I guess for him, the worst thing for his disorder was smoking weed though.

The brain is pretty interesting, the way it can trick people. I'd like to think I wouldn't believe that the voices are real or that the TV reporter was talking to me, but obviously people do.

[David]

There's a room in America built to absorb 99.99% of sound. An "anechoic" space. Spend too long in this strange setting, and you'll start to hallucinate. Current record for sitting there alone with the lights off?
45 minutes.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2124581/The-worlds-quietest-place-chamber-Orfield-Laboratories.html

[Pabst]

There's a room in America built to absorb 99.99% of sound. An "anechoic" space. Spend too long in this strange setting, and you'll start to hallucinate. Current record for sitting there alone with the lights off?
45 minutes.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2124581/The-worlds-quietest-place-chamber-Orfield-Laboratories.html

Pffffff... 45 minutes?
Lemme scrounge together a half ounce, and some granola bars and I'll be there all day.