Psychosis Recovery

This video is intended to help those recovering from psychosis and their loved ones. Feel free to reach out with any questions you may have.

[@MSBrown-xb1bw]

Thank you! My son is going through this out of no where. Im gonna show him this video to contribute to his recovery, to show him that it is possible to get back to his life ❤❤❤Your amazing and thanks for sharing🙏🏿

[@abhishekmazumdar2072]

Loads of love. This is called content. I hope you do great in life.

[@anima8450]

I feel you on the isolation. After my psychosis I completely isolated myself for a long time. It took me about a year to recover from my worst psychosis. I felt so ashamed and lost some friends that I thought were my friends, but they weren't really. My psychosis was on complete display on my social media story. I posted videos of myself acting psychotic and many people I knew saw it. How embarrassing

[@ahmettunc788]

Are you schizophrenic?

[@Pinkeaglebefree]

Something similar happened to me too I posted on social media and a lot of people I knew sow it. Now I’m to embarrassed to approach the people who sow my psychosis display on social media.

[@anima8450]

@@Pinkeaglebefree That's exactly how I feel. I don't want to face their reactions

[@tguthrie1121]

Thank you for sharing! I wish my son would watch this video, but I still can't help him with his psychosis recovery!

[@444lindyloo]

I just had my son put in the hospital for the 3rd time in 2 1/2 years... I pray he "hears and accepts" this time.. I appreciate those who shared their stories, for if they had not, I wouldn't have any idea what's going on..

[@yampana1245]

glad you're still here, psychosis is no joke man.

[@laterskater6341]

You are so right about the routine and exercise. When I was psychotic, for some reason riding my bicycle and playing solo basketball was kind of like a pause from the delusions and the "quest to truth". It was honestly very relaxing. Thank you for making this video!

[@masonrunning]

Exercise is key

[@lindaperez2750]

If you don’t mind how long did your psychosis last?

[@laterskater6341]

@@lindaperez2750 Hi, my psychosis lasted around 8 or 9 months.

[@lindaperez2750]

@@laterskater6341 did you take medicine?

[@laterskater6341]

@@lindaperez2750 I took anti-psychotics during the first three months. Then I continued taking SSRI's for the remainder of my psychosis.

[@dmtdreamz7706]

Then I heard a new sound: a living sound, like the richest, most complex, most beautiful piece of music you've ever heard. Growing in volume as a pure white light descended, it obliterated the monotonous mechanical pounding that, seemingly for eons, had been my only company up until then. The light got closer and closer, spinning around and around and generating those filaments of pure white light that I now saw were tinged, here and there, with hints of gold.

[@particles343]

Thanks for this video. I was still having symptoms for like a month after my drug induced psychosis (which was my 2nd one) in December. Even 3 months on I still get confused thoughts but I've been able to sleep more with supplements. I've had to switch anti-psychotics a few times due to bad akathisia. Currently doing a lot of mindfulness meditation and waiting for the snow to melt so I can go back to work. Shoveling dirt helps me think about nothing.

[@masonrunning]

No problem at all. Supplements definitely help. Keep up the meditation.

[@jhors7777]

Thank you for posting and best wishes to you for your health now and in the future.

[@rafaelrimanski9405]

This a REAL helpful video. Thank you.

[@tormentors]

You're very brave to come forward I had this and is was very difficult for me to talk about it I'm ok now haven't had another episode mine was pretty bad excercise has helped me and terapy along with medication sleep depravation was one of the reasons I had that

[@katiefoster4782]

Thank you for making this :))

[@masonrunning]

Of course!

[@moonlightcigarette]

same thing happened to me, i lost my flat, friends, work through that and i made tattoos on psychosis

[@modernlunacy4341]

How destructive was your episode? I’ve been dwelling on shame and embarrassment. I lost most people I was close to. Also lost my position in a small company I was taking part in building….

[@masonrunning]

I lost a lot of friends and really felt embarrassed and ashamed of myself for quite sometime. But I tried to accept it as something that needed to happen.

[@modernlunacy4341]

@@masonrunning If you could talk about it on your next video, I would appreciate it a lot. Thanks for the quick answer btw.

[@masonrunning]

@@modernlunacy4341 i did.

[@rachelabbott1338]

I also lost a lot of friends and important people in my life I was close to from my psychosis. I held onto that pain for years. The ones who really love you will stick with you.

[@masonrunning]

@@rachelabbott1338 yes, this is absolutely true

[@Rugz-smoke]

I recovered as soon as I sobered up. People are going to do what they do. Its not my problem

[@LordFrieza-sk8hu]

What if I wanna go into hibernation for 8 to 10 years away from all humans

[@divinegon4671]

I am planning on using gabapentin to get off weak opiates. Even though weak, still need help with withdrawal. How long can i take Gabapentin until physical dependent?

[@agnosticevolutionist3567]

It took me 31/2 years from the bang to the drdp

[@DreamchaserAj24]

How long does it take to get off medication I’ve been on medication for 7 months now

[@flowingthroughveinsofgod]

I got it from taking lsd and mushrooms should I take anti psychotics idk I'm scared I don't wanna have bad side effects I wanna life back to normal life

[@masonrunning]

@@flowingthroughveinsofgod well if things don’t get better in a couple of weeks you should consider your options

[@johnmclawrence4676]

Great video, I had a bad experience from smoking weed I did not have delusions or hallucinations but am just anxious all the time as a result of this experience and since then I have been wondering if I messed up my brain chemistry and also I do question my reality alot with alot of what's if/is this just a really bad weed trip or is this phychosis/it's been 11 years since this experience I just feel mentally numb and trap in my thoughts.

[@asdf1991asdf]

so you believe that this weed trip 11 years ago has still contributed to your current state of mind? I hope mine ends sooner. I hope you are doing better. Know of any supplements that can help in the mean time?

[@TWilliams-ht1cn]

Sounds like u have dpdr not psychosis

[@ellietoper8584]

If not too personal..was this caused by weed ??

[@masonrunning]

No, many different things in combination

[@ellietoper8584]

@@masonrunning ok. Thanks for answering. Thank you for sharing and being open.

[@user-ne7zt6ft8u]

How did you get to recovery? Did you know you were psychotic or did you have someone help you get to that point. I’m assuming you took meds to recover

[@masonrunning]

I knew I was psychotic due to my circumstance and the way I was sort of out of control to my normal self. People helped guide me back to normalcy for the time being but the symptoms lasted a long long time- months. I quit all drugs including caffeine for several months. Then I later got on an antidepressant.

[@EveryBrainMatters]

May i ask what drug induced your psychosis?

[@EnglishAfrican85]

Does sleep deprivation cause psychosis?

[@samantioniosmitho8649]

Yes​@@EnglishAfrican85

[@anniealex7965]

Hi what are the medications u had for psychosis? Thank uou🙏

[@masonrunning]

I didn’t really have any for psychosis. My primary medication was running.

[@anniealex7965]

@@masonrunning what about your primary medication Mason? Thank you🙏

[@masonrunning]

I am taking Zoloft 25 mg

[@anniealex7965]

@@masonrunning Thank you Mason🙏

[@nothingisreal8618]

@@anniealex7965 Hi Mason. Did the zoloft help with Gaba withdrawal? Cheers

[@LordFrieza-sk8hu]

What if I wanna stay inside the bubble then what

[@thaumatology]

what kind of bubble is it? I'm learning that severe depression is typical after psychosis, I'm certainly experiencing that. Dunno if that's what you're describing.

[@Hithere-dc2qx]

​@@thaumatologysame here man. I was wondering why Ive felt so terrible, as you'd think you'd feel better upon escaping psychosis. But it's definitely post psychosis depression.

[@Freethoughtpodcast]

Hey bro

[@masonrunning]

Yo