Hi FlipAsso, sorry I didn’t respond earlier. I should say, because I don’t think I said before, that I was never diagnosed to have a schizophrenic condition by anyone. My diagnosis was my own. Also I self-diagnosed OCD which was confirmed by a psychiatrist much later after he briefly interviewed me before prescribing zoloft (seretonin uptake inhibitor). I only took the drug for a year which offered some amount of help for the OCD and the accompanying depression as well as a potentially suicidal/homicidal guzzling habit of 190 proof everclear alcohol. After the year of zoloft I went back to street drugs. I never shared with the psychiatrist the borderline schizophrenia I thought I suffered. Thinking I was Jesus/Lucifer was a bit too personal of a thing for me to share. I was afraid they’d think I was crazy, LOL! I can’t say what got me better, certainly for me it wasn’t any drug that ended up making me “better”. The grace of God I suppose, my karmic path, kundalini yoga and meditation, got tired of being depressed, finally saw through the confusion, etc. All of these and more could apply. Finding my own evolving self-inquiry is a biggie, along with dropping all beliefs in anything other than what is appearing here now, which can include beliefs but my self-perception is not dictated by them. And I will add I’m still crazy! Ha ha ha. But I think we all are nuts anyway. Good luck and have fun with your investigation into your self.
P.S. As long as the medication helps you and you and your doctor are good with that and then continue it. And I would advise this for anyone. Everyone has their own way.