Medicine. Is taking it so difficult when you have it in your hand? Or is it the fact you have to take it the difficulty. Either way it is a matter of life or death. Well, no, it's actually a matter of controlling your symptoms.
The symptoms from your ailment doesn't mean anything is wrong with you. It's just that there's a form of condition diagnosed or upon you as something integrated in you. This condition is potential for serious concern and it all depends on how fast in sickness or disease it grows.
Once your spirit wants to live, that is the most important step to recovery. To persevere; not give up. To hang in there. I'd say, believe in the Almighty God. And if need be, trust in the source of the provider or prescriber of medicine, which is your doctor.
Medicine may not be so bad as we have been considering it to be. Medicine may take it's toll with all it's side effects but when it comes down to it, you'll only realize that we need to be headed in the right direction and live life to the fullest. The fullest necessarily does not mean to be proactive in having a "forget the experience of the past" moment all the time, where you don't remember what made you who you are today. For the ones with God, He tells you to remember what He brought you through. This sickness may be the one He'll bring you through today!
So revive! Live like you mean it.
Comments
Taking medications for mental illness can be a real trap. Most mental illnesses are caused by demons. Any kind of medication, legal or illegal, that affects the mind, even as a side effect, gives demons a legal right to remain and torment the person.
The person really needs to decide if they are going to be healed God's way, or the doctor's way but not both.
God's way is to repent of and pray for forgiveness for whatever they did to let the demons in in the first place. This along with constant prayer against and resistance of the demon activity eventually leads to total freedom from demonic oppression.
Medications never get rid of the demons, they just make it easier to live with them. Medications have bad side effects to live with like weight gains and slowed mental processes.
Quitting the medications without the necessary repentance, resistance and prayer is dangerous as that gives the demons free reign and can lead to out of control behavior and psychotic episodes.
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