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SWOLL 🍒 CHERRY

Praying mantises sometimes eat their partner because it provides extra nutrition, especially for the female. The added protein and energy can help her produce more and healthier eggs.
It doesn’t happen every time—mainly when food is scarce or the female is stressed. In some cases, the male still manages to mate even after being partially eaten, because mating is controlled by nerve centers in the abdomen.

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AI Psychosis in Elderly Women with Bipolar Disorder & PTSD

Caregiver & Clinical Awareness Guide

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⚡ What It Is

AI Psychosis is not a formal diagnosis — it describes delusional, paranoid, or confused thinking linked to interactions with artificial intelligence or digital technology.
Individuals may believe AI is sentient, communicating directly, or controlling events.

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👵 Who’s Most at Risk

Elderly women with:

Bipolar disorder → heightened emotional states, impulsivity, grandiosity during mania.

PTSD → hypervigilance, trauma triggers, and trust issues.

Cognitive decline or isolation → difficulty distinguishing reality from simulation.

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⚠️ Possible Effects

Paranoia about being watched or controlled by devices.

Delusions that AI sends messages, commands, or warnings.

Emotional attachment or dependence on AI “companions.”

Mood swings or manic episodes worsened by overstimulation.

Withdrawal from real relationships, disrupted sleep, and confusion.

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💬 Red Flags for Caregivers

Talking about AI or phones “reading thoughts” or “sending signs.”

Excessive time online or with virtual assistants.

Sudden mood changes tied to technology use.

Difficulty separating fantasy from real-world events.

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❤️ What Helps

Supervised screen time: Create “tech-free” rest periods.

Grounding reminders: Reinforce that AI cannot think, feel, or target people.

Professional support: Contact a psychiatrist or therapist for delusions or mania.

Medication consistency: Maintain treatment for bipolar and PTSD symptoms.

Human connection: Encourage family visits, group activities, or light outdoor routines.

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🚨 When to Seek Help Immediately

Severe paranoia or hallucinations.

Inability to sleep, eat, or care for self.

Suicidal thoughts or aggressive behavior.

→ Contact emergency services or a mental health crisis line right away.