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Hello out there! I have been reading many things on this site and am very grateful to all of you who write here. I have a 50 year old sister who has been diagnosed with schizoaffective disorder. Unfortunately, after the Dx she decided the Dr. was a quack. There is nothing wrong with her. Our problem now becomes how do we convince her otherwise. I saw the reccomendation in some of christna's blogs for a book which I think might help. Can anyone offer any off the cuff suggestions.

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