> Its not that easy to say.
I think that in a lot of cases, it can be difficult to determine what factors likely led to the improvement in a mental condition. And though I think that it can be nice to know exactly what it was that brought about improvement, I think that the most important thing is that you are indeed doing better. I tend to think that staying in your hometown for the time being would be a good idea, since you have been noticing improvements since you've been back there, and I also think that continuing to participate in activities that can boost your psychological well being would be beneficial for you. I think that the important thing for you right now is to maintain your improvement, and I certainly hope that you'll be able to do that by continuing to do the things that have worked for you so far.
Tomatheus
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this signature | Show by default | Change to hide (next time)Has long-standing difficulties with energy and concentration, as well as psychotic and cognitive symptoms