#halluncination

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[mental-health-advice]

How do you explain hallucinations to your parents? I've been hearing voices & seeing things for a while and I don't know what to do. It's very scary and I'm afraid they'll think I'm joking. Tag me as Qoop!

Hey there butterfly,

Well, there are a number of ways that you can bring this upto your parents! I know how hard it can be to say it out loud, but to combat the difficulty of doing that, you canalways write a letter. I tried to first ask my parents for help by writing aletter, and it really did help! I didn’t end up giving it to them because longstory short I somehow ended up telling my mom in person, but it really did helpme to get my feelings out and organize what I wanted to say. You can give thisletter to your parents in person or send it in the form of email or putting iton their bed or desk where they will see it and read it. It can be easier togive it to them so this way you don’t have to worry about being interruptedwhen you’re trying to speak.

However, face-to-facecommunication is normally the most clear because this way your parents can’tmisunderstand what you’re trying to say. I think that if you call a familymeeting and ask all of them to sit down and bring up what you’ve beenexperiencing, they will take you seriously. You could even let them know beforeyou said anything by telling them that you need to have a serious discussionwith them about something important. They will most likely listen to what youhave to say. Not all parents understand hallucinations, so try to make it clearto them that this is not something you can control. You may want to researchhallucinations and show your parents what you found on a print-out or such.

Treatment forhallucinations usually will involve a psychological evaluation at first,because hallucinations can be symptoms of many mental illnesses. You will needto see a mental health professional, and the easiest way to do this is to go toyour general physician and let them know what’s going on. They can refer you toa mental health professional who can diagnose and treat you.

If your parents do not agreeto get you psychological help, try telling another trusted adult like a schoolcounsellor if you are still in school, a clergy member, youth leader, friend’sparent, etc. I am so, so so so SOOOOOproud of you for wanting to seek help! This is really scary to go through andyou don’t deserve to go through this without getting the proper help you need. 

You do not have to sufferin silence. There is hope.

I believe in you,

Michaela xo

[kelleytregenna]

We suffer from a hallucination, from a false and distorted sensation of our own existence as living organisms. Most of us have the sensation that "I myself" is a seperate center of feeling and action, living inside and bounded by the physical body-a center which "confronts" an "external" world of people and things, making contact through the senses with a universe both alien and strange.

Alan Watts (1915 - 1973)

[potentiallylovelyhuman]

had an experience with sleep paralysis for the third time yesterday

i was napping in my dorm and i was on my side and i was awake because i hear my roommate and suitemate talking but i couldnt move and it felt like bugs were crawling on me and i was so scared and i couldn't scream and there were these noises is my head and they were getting louder and louder and higher and higher pitched and i wanted to cry and then it just stopped.

[musiclover14900-blog-blog-blog]

Fuck.

Swore this black dog leapt at my face and i jumped backwards amd was hyperventilating and then i realise it was dads coat in breeze and i told him and he just laughed, laughed in my FUCKING FACE! That just topped of my shitty day. Know what i am doing tonight!