Lately I’ve been having a lot of symptoms and after researching them I sort of found paranoid schizophrenia to be a possibility, but it is a rare condition right? I think I might be overreacting, but I want to know because I’m always scared now and I never now what’s right and what isn’t and I was never that way before. So, my symptoms are that I’ve had two extremely clear visions of things that weren’t there when I was a very very small child and then in first grade; then later in fifth grade hearing many paranormal noises and seeing figures in the shapes of profiles and lights. Those were NEVER any big problem…Until now. Because now I constantly hear telephone ringing, train engines, my name being called…where those sounds shouldn’t be. I have within this year repeatedly seen very clear appearances of the same man, heard his voice talking in a low voice, but at the same time that period of time(from when I was almost 14 to now that I’m 15) was a sort of stressful time too. Within the past three months, the daunting sense others can hear everything I’m thinking which governs pretty much every second of my life…Also, I’ve started having ‘mind conversations’ but I’m not even positive the people I have them with know about them(lol). I don’t know what to make of it, maybe it’s even a good thing and I can see special things others can’t, but it’s really terrifying to me lately. I searched my symptoms and found paranoid schizophrenia, up until now I’ve been looking into whether or not I’m a medium/psychic which is what I have thought most of my life, but lately and especially since I’ve been losing concentration abilities, etc, I have a lot of moments of skepticism and challenging my own mind and so I’ve started researching mental illnesses. I have a counselor I have to meet with at school who I don’t talk about this sort of stuff with(just getting to know eachother) and I want to ask her if maybe I do, but the thing is I’m only 15 and a lot of teens are under stress/hormones and usually think they have something when they don’t and I don’t want a misdiagnosis but I don’t want to sound stupid either so does this sound like paranoid schizophrenia or should I not worry about it?
At the second answer: Yeah that’s what I found too! That’s why I kinda think it’s the wrong diagnosis but I can’t find much for child hallucination

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Lately I’ve been having a lot of symptoms and after researching them I sort of found paranoid schizophrenia to be a possibility, but it is a rare condition right? I think I might be overreacting, but I want to know because I’m always scared now and I never now what’s right and what isn’t and I was never that way before. So, my symptoms are that I’ve had two extremely clear visions of things that weren’t there when I was a very very small child and then in first grade; then later in fifth grade hearing many paranormal noises and seeing figures in the shapes of profiles and lights. Those were NEVER any big problem…Until now. Because now I constantly hear telephone ringing, train engines, my name being called…where those sounds shouldn’t be. I have within this year repeatedly seen very clear appearances of the same man, heard his voice talking in a low voice, but at the same time that period of time(from when I was almost 14 to now that I’m 15) was a sort of stressful time too. Within the past three months, the daunting sense others can hear everything I’m thinking which governs pretty much every second of my life…Also, I’ve started having ‘mind conversations’ but I’m not even positive the people I have them with know about them(lol). I don’t know what to make of it, maybe it’s even a good thing and I can see special things others can’t, but it’s really terrifying to me lately. I searched my symptoms and found paranoid schizophrenia, up until now I’ve been looking into whether or not I’m a medium/psychic which is what I have thought most of my life, but lately and especially since I’ve been losing concentration abilities, etc, I have a lot of moments of skepticism and challenging my own mind and so I’ve started researching mental illnesses. I have a counselor I have to meet with at school who I don’t talk about this sort of stuff with(just getting to know eachother) and I want to ask her if maybe I do, but the thing is I’m only 15 and a lot of teens are under stress/hormones and usually think they have something when they don’t and I don’t want a misdiagnosis but I don’t want to sound stupid either so does this sound like paranoid schizophrenia or should I not worry about it? And if I don’t have it what should I do? Because even if I’m fine and should just stop worrying about it well thigns are getting really really scary and I don’t know why.

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I’m new to the city and have been using public transportation for about three months. I tend to rely on the google maps app on my iPhone to tell me which stops to take. I live in the Lower Haight by Church St. & Duboce so as you can imagine I have lots of options: the J-Church, N-Judah, or walk to Market St. and catch the other trains.

Frequently, my phone tells me to catch the J-Church at Church & Duboce, but the train never seems to stop there. As soon as it comes out of the tunnel from downtown, it hangs a left and proceeds toward Market and lets people on/off at 14th & Church. But going the other direction (inbound), one is able to catch the J-Church @ Duboce on the side of the Safeway.

Why isn’t there a stop at Duboce for the outbound trains?

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Now, I know that this is a really weird and unusual question. Most people, when they play runescape, don’t really take much time to think about how it all started. But, one day, I became curious and got to thinking…Who invented runescape? How did runescape begin? How was it conceptualized in its early stages. What little I do know about its history is that it was released in 2004 as the first MMORPG game. And, this game has now become a phenomenon and has someone managed to stick around to today. This current year of 2010. It is now the number one online free multiplayer game. It is owned by jagex. Maybe, released by jagex as well. On that part, I’m not entiredly sure. I was recently introduced to runescape in May 2010 and have been playing it for two to three months. Sure, the game gets boring after awhile in free world, but there is just so much to do in member’s. And, it amazes me that, after five or six years, the people who made the game are STILL making money off it. That it has managed to stick around for so long…What inspired the haunting landscapes in runescape…Was it any particular geographical location in either America (i’m thinking west coast or perhaps east coast because of all the oceans) or in England or perhaps elsewhere? And, what gives the game such it’s large appeal to the masses? Is it the appeal of the game itself or the ability to chat with other players from nearby and faraway places in real life, or, is it the magical combination of the two: gameplay and online iming/chat? Who or what inspired this brilliant game and gameplay type? Was it the first of it’s kind or not? And, why do so many people in times of loss turn to runescape for comfort–people who are depressed and people who are in despair. Even, people who are bored sometimes play it…And, it is reserved for all ages or just for 12-18 year olds? How about 20 yr olds and up playing it? And, lastly, what makes it so appealing that one can sometimes find online "friends" who become real friends and even "boyfriends" who become real boyfriends. My best friend found her boyfriend on runescape about five years ago and they are still together and have even seen each other in real life and talk daily. Runescape introduced them. Same, with another friend that I know who found his girlfriend as well on runescape. They are not still together but they were very close when they were. What, exactly, has powered this massive runescape machination and hysteria(by hysteria i mean widespred phenomenon)–videos on youtube, searches on every major website or search engine. And, much, much more…Why does it appeal to so many people? Is it the variety of quests and things to do such as training skills and earning skillcapes that one can accomplish? And, what gives some people a sense of achievement on it, while others lose interest and become bored? If someone could please help me answer some of these questions, namely, what I want to know is about the history and the creation of the game itself as it was conceptualized originally (and how it is fast becoming widely popular something similiar to Twilight or Harry Potter but with more of a variety), I would be much obliged to them for their help. :).

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Right after high school I sold Mary Kay. It only lasted about three months. (I wasn’t very motivated or organized at the time) Obviously Avon and Mary Kay are options, but I was looking for something that has a focus on healthy skin. Maybe all natural or organic products not limited to just make-up. Home cleaning supplies, pet supplies, skin care, etc. I have searched online all day, any and all suggestions will be helpful.

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