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Don Fraser

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Isn't life grand?

Caring and Wellness

   For many of us who have been diagnosed and treated for schizophrenia, finding and maintaining a strong support system has been instrumental in our recovery process.     For others, whose loved ones are unwell, learning the ins and outs of the medical system help give us the edge we need and the vehicle for... Read moreChevron
David Robbins

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Michael's gift

My brother Michael's residence called and said that Mike needed new clothes. They said they will reimburse me. I took Mike out and bought him 10 pair of socks, 7 shirts, 6 pair of underwear, 4 pair of pants, and a pair of sneakers. (Sounds like the 12 days of Christmas). I threw out his old stained and tattered clothes.I have this urge to do a... Read moreChevron
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An Interview With Paulette

The 100 Individuals interview series continues with a Q&A with Paulette, who retired from the Board of Education and now works as an adjunct at St. John's University. She has a son, David, and a daughter, Chrissie. Her husband has been gone 13 years. Paulette has been involved with the National Alliance on Mental Illness [NAMI] for the past... Read moreChevron
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Don Fraser

Don Fraser

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Isn't life grand?

Schizophrenia and the Technological World

  To most middle-aged people, the tech world is a bit scary and to someone with schizophrenia there are even more challenges.  We didn't grow up in a computer age; rather, we saw one grow up around us and many times , the people I talk to relate to T.V. when describing hallucinations and delusions. Do you hear 'special messages' from... Read moreChevron
David Robbins

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A staff's view and a patient's view

This is stuck in my head. The only way to be rid of it is to write about it.   A couple of weeks ago I ran into a former staff of the hospital, at a grocery store.  We chatted about the hospital. I want to examine what she feels about the hospital now and what I saw then and see now.   She started off saying that... Read moreChevron

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