Many conditions require treatment all the duration of the condition. You don't take one shot and it's all good. That's obviously a bad idea to fuck up your immune system but technically you can.
I have something like this. It's mostly music, things on or under my skin and some smells, sometimes people lose their heads too (didn't happen for a while). But I can't make it disappear, even if I know there is nothing. I kinda like the music, but the first occurrences were scary. It sometimes happens I can't tell what is common reality and what is not, and of course it's always fucking scary things.
I had it for delusion too, like I know it is, but it doesn't matter. I was paranoid for years, it went worse and worse and I knew it was paranoia. I still believed some people could read thought my eyes while I writing, following me, etc.
It protects me for saying it to the wrong person, and it doesn't take all my life, but it's annoying. But there are nice things in it, like the music, I'm understanding with weird people, I'm creative for hiding things, I spoke with my tiles one day, I don't panic easily.
Takin' Over The Asylum. A guy establishes a little radio station in a psychiatric hospital and runs it with its patients. It's a very nice show about madness, humanity, it's fun, sad, infuriating, and there is David Tennant if that helps.
We are lady parts. The story of a British muslim women's punk band. Really fun and nice show. If you don't like the story, listen to the songs!
I like talking to people, I'm a social weirdo. But if you talk about french poetry rules or cats, I'm unstoppable. It's easier to have a conversation about cats.
I rub that belly everyday