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I know the writers have said that they plan on making 4 seasons. I don't if this plan is changeable. I do love the UK philosophy of quality over quantity when they renew their shows. Even the best shows over there only have a few seasons. I still want more than 4. I'm planning 2 years ahead here because to me there seems to be more potential. I would even be okay with new cast members after 4 seasons as long as its not all new. Idk maybe if the writing is good enough I would watch a show with all new cast of characters.

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He recently developed a neurological disorder of some kind. He went from being one of the fastest, wittiest, most fun people I know, to being barely coherent. He can only speak in a few words at a time now. If I ask him basic questions, he rarely knows the answer. Even stuff like, "Did you see that?" referring to a movie we are watching and he just stares at me. If I'm lucky I get a "no" or a "what?". The point of this post is that he can barely walk now. He falls over all the time and everyone is worried. He chooses to walk without a cane (very wobbly) most of the time. I try to get him to use it and he gets mad. Its his pride. I don't know what to do. He keeps falling down....

How can I get my elder friend to use his cane more?

He recently developed a neurological disorder of some kind. He went from being one of the fastest, wittiest, most fun people I know, to being barely coherent. He can only speak in a few words at a time now. If I ask him basic questions, he rarely knows the answer. Even stuff like, "Did you see that?" referring to a movie we are watching and he just stares at me. If I'm lucky I get a "no" or a "what?". The point of this post is that he can barely walk now. He falls over all the time and everyone is worried. He chooses to walk without a cane (very wobbly) most of the time. I try to get him to use it and he gets mad. Its his pride. I don't know what to do. He keeps falling down....

He recently developed a neurological disorder of some kind. He went from being one of the fastest, wittiest, most fun people I know, to being barely coherent. He can only speak in a few words at a time now. If I ask him basic questions, he rarely knows the answer. Even stuff like, "Did you see that?" referring to a movie we are watching and he just stares at me. If I'm lucky I get a "no" or a "what?". The point of this post is that he can barely walk now. He falls over all the time and everyone is worried. He chooses to walk without a cane (very wobbly) most of the time. I try to get him to use it and he gets mad. Its his pride. I don't know what to do. He keeps falling down....

What do doctors think about what happened with Chris Duntsch? If you are a doctor and you don't know about him, I would be shocked.

Sorry if this question is inappropriate. I'm genuinely curious what doctors in Reddit have to say about how that happened and how it will never happen again. I know a lot of you will roll your eyes at this but...I saw a documentary. It was called Dr. Death and it was about a genuine psychopath that was given a medical license. Once he was in, it was VERY hard to get him out and he eventually hurt 33 victims (2 deaths) before being put in prison for life. Tell me they fixed the system so this won't happen again. I am not asking for medical advice.

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I have a cat and she is great, very sweet but pretty much hates to be touched. When she was a kitten, it was impossible to pet her. She would play with my hand for about 7 seconds then run away. As she got older, she has started to SLOWLY warm up. She will approach me and allow about 1-2 minutes of affection. I try lots of different ways of petting her. I rarely approach her because if I initiate pets, its already over. The best I ever got was she layed next to me and actually settled down for a few minutes, ONCE. She is the same way with my Mom except she will suckle on her neck sometimes. She tried that with me few times, but it tickled and she got offended. She is about 1 and a half now. Is there any hope that she will get more affectionate as she gets older? Just to be perfectly clear, I don't care either way.

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I'm walking up a hill at sunset with a single house at the top. It is very similar to the house from the Nightmare On Elm Street movies. I see several of my co-workers ahead of me, up the hill closer to the house. I look to my right and see Freddy Krueger in the distance. He's far enough to be a shadowy figure, but close enough to see what he's doing. He's guiding all my co-workers to the house, making gestures like an air traffic coordinator. I should mention all of these co workers were professional ballet dancers with San Francisco Ballet, which was where I worked at the time. So they were especially important people to me. I start to panic when i see Freddy and yell for them to stop. But of course you guessed it, no sound. I run up to the house and get there right as the last one goes in. When I open the door the inside is a huge warehouse with no ceiling. Now it is nighttime and the stars are out. The entire floor is one giant maze with concrete walls. I can hear my friends screaming as he chases them. When I find him I get this surge of confidence and suddenly become a wizard. A pretty powerful one too, because I proceed to make a concrete rectangular box form around him with my thoughts. I make a big hole form in the ground and then levitate the box with my mind into the hole and make it fill itself. Then I woke up.

I'm a fairly weak person in real life. I avoid fights if at all possible, because I don't know how to fight. However, in my dreams, I am a very powerful wizard. Way better than the one from NOES 3.

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I'm walking up a hill at sunset with a single house at the top. It is very similar to the house from the Nightmare On Elm Street movies. I see several of my co-workers ahead of me, up the hill closer to the house. I look to my right and see Freddy Krueger in the distance. He's far enough to be a shadowy figure, but close enough to see what he's doing. He's guiding all my co-workers to the house, making gestures like an air traffic coordinator. I should mention all of these co workers were professional ballet dancers with San Francisco Ballet, which was where I worked at the time. So they were especially important people to me. I start to panic when i see Freddy and yell for them to stop. But of course you guessed it, no sound. I run up to the house and get there right as the last one goes in. When I open the door the inside is a huge warehouse with no ceiling. Now it is nighttime and the stars are out. The entire floor is one giant maze with concrete walls. I can hear my friends screaming as he chases them. When I find him I get this surge of confidence and suddenly become a wizard. A pretty powerful one too, because I proceed to make a concrete rectangular box form around him with my thoughts. I make a big hole form in the ground and then levitate the box with my mind into the hole and make it fill itself. Then I woke up.

I'm a fairly weak person in real life. I avoid fights if at all possible, because I don't know how to fight. However, in my dreams, I am a very powerful wizard. Way better than the one from NOES 3.

I like that he took a break and showed his positive side at least once. I knew it was in there, or he would be in a pretty bad place. If he didn't have some balance in that brain, who knows what he would be like. Anyways, this movie is like him saying, I'm not dark all the time. I liked that about him.

I'm talking about the drama specifically, but the documentary is also great. The real villain in this true story is the entire medical system. It shows the real life challenges that doctors faced getting an actual psychopath out of their profession. It was even harder to try to put him in prison. This man was allowed to operate on his victims' spines (I won't say patients). Wait until you see what he did to his best friend.

I've noticed that all things are connected, of course. What seems less obvious though, is whether or not that connected experience is a repeating pattern. I mean in the deeper sense than the repeating daily routine. When we get those deja vu feelings or notice something happened in our lives before, but differently. I started noticing this while watching Disney movies, of all things. They have been making movies since before I was born so I started to see a pattern to the whole interconnected Disney Universe. Hard to explain, I'm not a very competent psychic, so I'll just say it's a feeling I get.

There were two moments in my life where a number undeniably put itself into my path for some reason. The numbers were 25 and 27. Here's what happened (I'll keep it short)

25:

exactly 25 days after my 25th birthday, on September 25th I performed in an Orange County theatre celebrating it's 25th anniversary. Side note: Orange County was my favorite movie for years.

27:

I was playing Final Fantasy 9 and I saved my game without thinking about anything AT ALL. After saving I realized the save file was stopped at 27:27:27 while at level 27. Side note: 2+7=9....I was playing FF9.

Any thoughts?...Anyone?

I did a little research (Thanks Gemini, I hate you but thank you). I found out these meaningful experiences to me, are simply dopamine rushes. Now that I know this, coping is going to be easier. It already is. When I see one now and feel the dopamine rush, I simply ignore it and move on. I don't need to chase them or follow them into some imaginary rabbit hole that ultimately stresses me out. I just say thank you Universe for the free dopamine. This is really good, because coincidences are my trigger for my delusional thinking. Now I feel I'll be able to nip a lot of problems in the bud.

I'm trying to learn coping skills and what other people are dealing with. Please don't think I'm being disrespectful. Most people who post about this usually talk about the bad times. I get it, voices yelling bad things at you all the time can be overwhelming. At one point, my voices convinced me Hitler was alive. When the doctors were eventually able to convince me that these negative delusions were fake, my life got better. I'm able to hear the delusional voices now without listening. I try to remember that everyone has negative thoughts, mine are just louder. I remember, I watched The Secret a long time ago and it helps with positive thinking. What are other people doing to cope?

Let's hope they don't treat us the way we treat our pets. We may love them, but we also do certain medical procedures to them that I don't want to get too specific about. What if their fundamental belief is the golden rule? What goes around comes around...This is dark but it's after 1am and I'm still up so....

I went to jail for two weeks once and it was the worst two weeks ever. However the jail in my head is a constant sexy fun time with no drama whatsoever. I only have to worry about being raped when I'm horny and fantasizing about it. Sometimes, I wonder if the Law of Attraction really did bring you everything you think about, then am I totally fucked? Then I remember that's stupid. It is a nightly fantasy but the fantasy prison in my head doesn't really exist.

I like to talk about certain experiences in r/experiencers, r/aliens, r/telepathy, r/Psychic, r/UFOs ect. When I first started posting in them I was including a disclaimer letting people know I was diagnosed. Apparently that's not allowed? Its funny because my voices all exclusively identify as extra terrestrial, so I feel very interested in those subs. Why does being psychic/medium/telepathic have to be separate from schizophrenia? If any of them believe half the stuff they say and tell a doctor guess what...Anyways, I have to hide it in those subs now which I feel is not being fully truthful about my experience. But the open minders are too close minded.

I consume a lot of entertainment. I try to closely monitor my emotions while I'm watching to make sure I don't spend too much time in a negative energy. When I come across entertainment that gives me clear neutral vibe (or Grey area) I feel that when that balance is perfectly held, they have a very clear understanding of time. I'll give two examples and why i feel they are neutral or Grey.

Severance: The most literal example. Story of a person divided into two personalities, where one is enslaved by the other one. It divides the person into two separate people with separate memories. One is always at work and one is always at home. Brings up so many mixed emotions but clearly a genius work of art.

Nightmare On Elm Street: Definitely not as easy to explain. On the surface it is dark. When you go deeper, it's an endlessly fascinating trip into the subconscious mind. I FEEL it a Grey area because it creates infinite fear combined with infinite fascination.

I consume a lot of entertainment. I try to closely monitor my emotions while I'm watching to make sure I don't spend too much time in a negative energy. When I come across entertainment that gives me clear neutral vibe (or Grey area) I feel that when that balance is perfectly held, they have a very clear understanding of time. I'll give two examples and why i feel they are neutral or Grey.

Severance: The most literal example. Story of a person divided into two personalities, where one is enslaved by the other one. It divides the person into two separate people with separate memories. One is always at work and one is always at home. Brings up so many mixed emotions but clearly a genius work of art.

Nightmare On Elm Street: Definitely not as easy to explain. On the surface it is dark. When you go deeper, it's an endlessly fascinating trip into the subconscious mind. I FEEL it a Grey area because it creates infinite fear combined with infinite fascination.

I consume a lot of entertainment. I try to closely monitor my emotions while I'm watching to make sure I don't spend too much time in a negative energy. When I come across entertainment that gives me clear neutral vibe (or Grey area) I feel that when that balance is perfectly held, they have a very clear understanding of time. I'll give two examples and why i feel they are neutral or Grey.

Severance: The most literal example. Story of a person divided into two personalities, where one is enslaved by the other one. It divides the person into two separate people with separate memories. One is always at work and one is always at home. Brings up so many mixed emotions but clearly a genius work of art.

Nightmare On Elm Street: Definitely not as easy to explain. On the surface it is dark. When you go deeper, it's an endlessly fascinating trip into the subconscious mind. I FEEL it a Grey area because it creates infinite fear combined with infinite fascination.