Need Advice. Stigmata or Schitsophrenia. "Pardon le French"?
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In order to be a true Stigmatic, all the Stigmatic marks should not be able to be explained through events/occurrences during your lifetime, but instead, be of supernatural origin.\n\nUnfortunately, you have had (by your own admission) had numerous events that caused the wounds that appear to look like they could be Stigmatic. \n\nTo decide merely the facts without deciding whether or not they may be explained by supernatural causes, history tells us that many ecstatics bear on hands, feet, side, or brow the marks of the Passion of Christ with "corresponding and intense sufferings". \n\nThere are 62 saints or blessed of both sexes of whom the best known (numbering twenty-six) were: \n\n\nSt. Francis of Assisi (1186-1226); \nSt. Lutgarde (1182-1246), a Cistercian; \nSt. Margaret of Cortona (1247-97); \nSt. Gertrude (1256-1302), a Benedictine; \nSt. Clare of Montefalco (1268-1308), an Augustinian; \nBl. Angela of Foligno (d. 1309), Franciscan tertiary; \nSt. Catherine of Siena (1347-80), Dominican tertiary; \nSt. Lidwine (1380-1433); \nSt. Frances of Rome (1384-1440); \nSt. Colette (1380-1447), Franciscan; \nSt. Rita of Cassia (1386-1456), Augustinian; \nBl. Osanna of Mantua (1499-1505), Dominican tertiary; \nSt. Catherine of Genoa (1447-1510), Franciscan tertiary; \nBl. Baptista Varani (1458-1524), Poor Clare; \nBl. Lucy of Narni (1476-1547), Dominican tertiary; \nBl. Catherine of Racconigi (1486-1547), Dominican; \nSt. John of God (1495-1550), founder of the Order of Charity; \nSt. Catherine de' Ricci (1522-89), Dominican; \nSt. Mary Magdalene de' Pazzi (1566-1607), Carmelite; \nBl. Marie de l'Incarnation (1566-1618), Carmelite; \nBl. Mary Anne of Jesus (1557-1620), Franciscan tertiary; \nBl. Carlo of Sezze (d. 1670), Franciscan; \nBlessed Margaret Mary Alacoque (1647-90), Visitandine (who had only the crown of thorns); \nSt. Veronica Giuliani (1600-1727), Capuchiness; \nSt. Mary Frances of the Five Wounds (1715-91), Franciscan tertiary.\n\nThere were 20 stigmatics in the nineteenth century. The most famous were: \n\nCatherine Emmerich (1774-1824), Augustinian; \nElizabeth Canori Mora (1774-1825), Trinitarian tertiary; \nAnna Maria Taïgi (1769-1837); \nMaria Dominica Lazzari (1815-48); \nMarie de Moerl (1812-68) and Louise Lateau (1850-83), Franciscan tertiaries.\n\n\nThe facts having been set forth, it remains to state the explanations that have been offered. Some physiologists, both Catholics and Free-thinkers, have maintained that the wounds might be produced in a purely natural manner by the sole action of the imagination coupled with lively emotions. The person being keenly impressed by the sufferings of the Saviour and penetrated by a great love, this preoccupation acts on her or him physically, reproducing the wounds of Christ. This would in no wise diminish his or her merit in accepting the trial, but the immediate cause of the phenomena would not be supernatural. \n\nAs all of your marks can be explained by natural (although unfortunate) events, it would be safe to say that you do NOT have a true Stigmata.
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Get my 1980s overbleached hair-do updated.\nActually start to learn to know as much as those under me do.\nGo see a psychiatrist for my psychotic tendencies.
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Hope these can solve your issue, but in my view atlavista babelfish is good.\n\nhttp://www.foreignword.com/\nhttp://www.word2word.com/
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you spelled "schizofrenia" wrong...it's schizophernia. And yes it can be treated. The sooner the better, the longer they wait, the harder it'll be for the doctors to cure the disease.
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I'm not sure I should reply that one... Salut is hello in French, Salute in Italian. The word you heard is probably scumpig or it could be scump (see the link below).\n\nIf I got that right it is not at all nice... Sorry.\n\nNot French at all, but English slang...\n\nI'd wish it was scampi which stand for crawfish in italian (even though I don't know how nice that could be...)
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Lazlouz - Without fail, I always say, right I'm going to get up early and do whatever.   Without fail, I can't get out of bed and then the rest of the day is spent catching up, fretting, cursing and generally being disorganised just because of my laziness the night before.   So, don't do as I do, just mark the books and then think how fab you will feel tomorrow.  Go on now, get that marker out, then sleep over a wee bit in the morning - you know it makes sense!!   Wish I could take my own advice   GOOD LUCK
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Is this it?\n\nJill Bioskop: [Jill reciting in French] Moreover, it matters not that we discuss it... of your eyes, your green eyes. Lakes of my soul tremble and vice versa. My dreams in form of insanity... To soothe those bitter commotions.\nNikopol: [Nikopol finishing Jill's recitation in English] But all that it is not worth of prodigy of your saliva, Jill. It bites my soul, and it dizzies and swirls it down, remorselessly. Rolling it, fainting to the underworld.
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I agree that they are 2 different disorders, however there are people who have been diagnosed with both of these disorders. Another more likely possibility is that  your friend realizes that there  is much more stigma and fear  and lack of understanding for schizophrenia than there is for bipolar, and so chooses to categorize himself as having the more "socially acceptable" diagnosis.
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No offense dude, but I find both of them to be apalling.  I guess I would go with Grad Baroque, since it is only really ugly not hideously "hide the women and children!" ugly like the Francis.  Although why you would want to buy silverware with a whole lot of ugly molded crap on the other end is beyond me.
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First off Schizophrenia is a hereditary condition. There is often a trigger for the first episode but your friend could have slipped you stuff every day of your life and if you did not have the genetics for Schitzophenia you would not have developed it. \n\nNor could you choose to develop such a dehabilitating condition. It is in your genetics. Not something you decide to do one day. Somebody blaming you for having episodes is like blaming you for being born with two arms. It just happened, it's not something within your control. \n\nThe military of course had to discharge you. If you were to have an episode while at a machine gun many lives could be lost. Key charactoristics of Schizo behavior is paranoia and hallucinations. Would be quite easy to confuse American troops or Iraqi civillians as insurgents during an episode. \n\nI'm not sure that your community is shunning you for being discharged as much as for you being Schizo. Remember a key defining aspect is paranoia. So many of those who have "shunned" you might have not started out that way but are reacting more to your assumptions about them than anything else. Even in modern society there is a big stigma on Schizophrenics.  While on meds the worst is controlled. Off meds you will be an unpredictable and potentially dangerous disruption. Schizos are notorious for burning down houses, committing random acts of violence and other destructive behavior. Not intentionally but because of paranoid delusions. Schitzos are also well known for getting off their meds because of the severe and frequent side effects of the meds. \n\nI would suggest moving to a more tolerant community and one that's going to help you stay on your meds.  That is the key.  Your life is pretty much over if you wind up getting into the cycle many Schitzos get into with on the meds, then off, then into an institution, then back out strait to the streets. Then eventually back on the meds, then rebuilding something of a life then getting off the meds and destroying that life. Back to an institution to start the whole cycle over again.  \n\nYou qualify for disability and should get on disability. You alway want to build safeguards into your life that enforce you taking your meds. Your meds are your lifeline to society. They are your ability to function and avoid the misery that charactorizes the lives of most Schizos. Most important, your actions when in a state of extreme paranoid delusion may take an innocent life and that will haunt you the rest of your days. So taking your meds is crucial. Staying on them is crucial. You need to build a life that forces you to stay on those meds. That allows for problems which will occasionally come out even while on your meds. Sounds like where you are at right now is a bad place to be. That it will only increase your problems. That is the LAST thing you want.  Low key, low pressure environment is what you want to set up. A certain amount of regimentation. A group empowered to keep you on your meds, get you help when you fall of the meds and watch over your stuff if your locked up for a time. Some folks you can trust even through the paranoia. That will take the effort to make sure your staying on your meds. That you will listen too when they say take your meds. \n\nYou have a hard road ahead of you. I do not envy you. I've watched others go through it. I would not wish it on anyone. Heed my advice and you can save yourself a great deal of sorrow.  The mechanisms of your disease are finally starting to be understood and one day there is hope for a real cure. Until then your meds are your crutch. Your lifeline to the world and a semblence of normalcy and happiness.
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"les schtroumpfs"  Which literally translates to "what's-its-name".  Hope this help
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take yeast tablets starting at least a month before you go,as it gives you sweat a certain smell that repels them(you cant smell it) so they wont bite you as much.but still take maleria tablets whatever
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Darn.  I was gonna say something that might be funny in another context.  Sorry, it is not really a funny subject.  It seems that nobody else took the question seriously or read it first. \nNo, not schitzophrenia, but my dad has epilepsy and other problems that make him almost seem like it at times.  Sorry to hear about your situation.  I hope that your doctors come up with a good combination of meds and treatment that will help you cope in a normal way.\nI also want to apologize to anyone else who may have been offended.
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A cause de Jean-Louis Schlesser et de sa Williams!!!!!! Et c'etais lors du GP d'Italie remporté par Gerhard Berger sur sa Ferrari quelques jours après le décés du Comandatore!!!! On aura pas Franklin aussi facilement: http://franklinslife.skyblog.com/ !!!!! Je sais quand meme compter deux par deux et lasser mes chaussures!!!!!!!!
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Good luck on that one.  The french are notorious for demanding you know the french language if you are going to participate in their snobby society.\n\nBest bet is to learn the language or sleep with a fashion designer.
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Shitsumon wa chotto chigau.  \n\nYou should say "Am i now addicted to Yahoo Answers?"\n\n"How can I cure myself?"
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Treefrog, these both look like good bets, if not to get direct help, then to get information as to where you can go for help.\n\nGood luck! And I know what you're experiencing. Years ago, before my brother was diagnosed as schitzophrenic, my family had similiar frustrations. Hang in there, keep trying.\n\nhttp://www.state.tn.us/mental/crisis.html\n\nhttp://www.namitn.org/resources.htm