early signs of mental illness

[Ken]

If you have a strong belief that your surrounding objects,
such as people, buildings, automobiles, landscapes,
newspapers, magazines, radio, TV, or Web pages,
are talking bad about you even though they are referring to
a totally different thing, nothing, or nature.

Be carefully, these are early signs of mental illness.
See you doctor immediately for evaluation.
Try to get rid of these thoughts by telling yourself that
they are not real before the disease gets you.

If you hear voices, this is a serious sign of mental illness.

[dAn FuCkiNG cARteR]

On Mar 19, 7:07 pm, "Ken" <nos...@tm.net.my> wrote:
> If you have a strong belief that your surrounding objects,
> such as people, buildings, automobiles, landscapes,
> newspapers, magazines, radio, TV, or Web pages,
> are talking bad about you even though they are referring to
> a totally different thing, nothing, or nature.
>
> Be carefully, these are early signs of mental illness.
> See you doctor immediately for evaluation.
> Try to get rid of these thoughts by telling yourself that
> they are not real before the disease gets you.
>
> If you hear voices, this is a serious sign of mental illness.

mani hear ya i have samples of risperdal but i have this **** and its
a hard life dude

[Cymbal Man Freq.]

"Ken" <[email protected]> wrote in message news:45ff33d2$[email protected]..
| If you have a strong belief that your surrounding objects,
| such as people, buildings, automobiles, landscapes,
| newspapers, magazines, radio, TV, or Web pages,
| are talking bad about you even though they are referring to
| a totally different thing, nothing, or nature.
|
| Be carefully, these are early signs of mental illness.
| See you doctor immediately for evaluation.
| Try to get rid of these thoughts by telling yourself that
| they are not real before the disease gets you.
|
| If you hear voices, this is a serious sign of mental illness.
|

Anything that mentions Paris Hilton reflects badly on my monitor. That's good
though, I didn't want to see my refection next to her. (jk)

[Miguel Lahunkun]

Do not go to a psychiatrist! You'll be stigmatized for life! If
you find employment, it will be the worst. Laws may say now that
managment has to hire you, but, they'll find other excuses to deny you
employment. Today homelessness has become the institution. Or you may be
forced on miserable dopamine blockers for ten or twenty years as
condition for disability compensation. But, at least today the public
doesn't laugh at us like they used to. The media has portrayed us as
terrorists, so, we have joined the "monster club". Some say fear is
respect. It's the most respect we'll ever get.