After 3 yrs of mania, then back to deep depression, I quit college and got my first apartment and a job at an insurance company. After a year of that, Mom got me a college scholarship at a small Baptist university in Brownwood, TX. I was so glad. I got to live a couple of hours a...
< Previous Post:
Confessions of an Embarrassing Nature 03/12/08Next Post: >
Daily Bread -- Early Years cont'd 03-31-08-
Early Years cont&#39;d
Christina Bruni
Tuesday, March 25, 2008 at 10:14 AM
People who read this also read...
What the community is saying...
CHOICES II-9 - Impediments to Acceptance
Posted 11/30 Comments (2)
Acceptance of one's mental illness is generally...
Hello Carolyn,
You had quite the fight in you to conquer the schizophrenia. It isn't easy; however, your story is testament to the courage and determination you had to come out of a great hardship.
I believe that a history of abuse could possibly affect a person's developing the illness. Am grappling with that right now, and will write about it for my second Connection blog this week.
Have a very good day.
Chris
reply