is he a young man or a kid

He's 25 known for 4 years he's like a son to me and my opinion is he's been dugged troppo is a Australia n term for acting strangely spaced out

atst wrote: ↑Wed Jun 05, 2019 2:57 pm

fax wrote: ↑Wed Jun 05, 2019 2:52 pm

atst wrote: ↑Wed Jun 05, 2019 2:42 pm I know what ice, lsd , cocaine does but this is something else

Something like a legitimate psychosis or do all problems stem from drugs? What can it be well maybe SCHIZOPHRENIA? Does he have it?

Thanks but no hes a smart clean Cambodian kid

I don't understand this response. There is nothing about being smart or clean or Cambodian that would prevent a person from becoming mentally ill, and psychosis isn't always drug induced.

Haha, I've heard the word troppo before. It's what happens when it's hot as hell and you go crazy because of the heat. Commonly happens here too to us expats but to a "slightly" milder degree.

I still don't think a drug made your friend like that. What drug lasts 4 days? There are numerous drugs that can trigger schizophrenia in people who have it despite never having had episodes before.

Look at antipsychotic medicine. The Soviet hospital is the go to place for this sort of thing.

PCP is extremely unlikely.

glue sniffing

fax wrote: ↑Wed Jun 05, 2019 5:32 pm Haha, I've heard the word troppo before. It's what happens when it's hot as hell and you go crazy because of the heat. Commonly happens here too to us expats but to a "slightly" milder degree.

I still don't think a drug made your friend like that. What drug lasts 4 days? There are numerous drugs that can trigger schizophrenia in people who have it despite never having had episodes before.

Look at antipsychotic medicine. The Soviet hospital is the go to place for this sort of thing.

You could be right yes Soviet hospital is where we have been
I don't like talking about this in open forum but am concerned he's woken up been re arranging the furniture all afternoon non stop sorting books in order Tring to insert books between books laughing all the time etc
I suppose better than turning violent,
Anyway he's safe at home with me

It sounds like so far you have done the right thing but man the odds are against you here especially since he's Khmer. Cambodian families normally chain the victim to a pole beneath the house to deal with the mentally ill.

For your own safety you should not keep him close longer than necessary. If you ever feel unsafe find another way. He's fine but you know, until he's not. It's hard to prepare yourself but your highest priority must be your own safety.

You say he's like a son. Where is his biological family? Is there any chance of getting him abroad for proper treatment? Even at the Soviet hospital they're not really up to standards.

There is the NGO route but probably easier if he's someone's someone.

His family have been with him all the time trouble is they have returned to country side he's here with me and his sisters
No problem if he gets to aggressive I'm confident to sorting it out thanks for the warning I have thought about it
I think I've may have a new problem on my hands for some time never mind
Fuck life can turn on you so quickly ,make the most of it when the goings good
Thanks everyone