Valentine’s Day Coloring Book and I Still haven’t Completely Recovered from Paranoid Schizophrenia, in My Opinion
Friday, November 21st, 2008A new coloring book, in addition to Kevin Likes Art: He has Autism – A Coloring Book, is being self-published by my autistic brother and me titled, Valentine’s Day Coloring Book. He drew the illustrations and I came up with the cover design and cover text only–there aren’t words in the coloring book, as with the previously mentioned coloring book. We hope that both books will be available for order before the end of the year. Also, I anticipate being on television regarding my writing soon after complete recovery from my paranoid schizophrenia and obsessive-compulsive disorder, that is if I still have the symptoms of obsessive-compulsive disorder.
I’ve still noticed that my thinking isn’t what it is supposed to be in that, today, during checkout from the post office, my speech wasn’t acceptable. I started to say what my ill mind wanted me to say, and then I corrected myself, stuttering those words that I assumed my ill mind wanted me to say. If I had said what my ill mind wanted me to say, I assume I wouldn’t have stuttered. I believe my ill mind wants me to say things, in that, we think and then say what we would like to say. For me, I sometimes listen or feel a vibe telling me what to say or do which can be annoying as I do not like having to do so.
Let me clarify. In my opinion, as my psychiatrist doesn’t know what I mean when I explain the situation the best I can to him, my speech is affected because of my paranoid schizophrenia. My speech and communication has improved as the voice I heard became less and less and finally it went away. Now, I have a feeling, like intuition, I guess, often telling me what to say, do and write. I can tell that this feeling isn’t normal thinking as I can compare my thinking to years ago when I was in high school (I was experiencing the prodrome of paranoid schizophrenia then, though).
I guess that when these feelings, or intuition go away, that my speech and communication will be normal or close to it, I assume as I am not an expert.