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posted 03/13/2009, comments (5)
10 Quick Facts about Childhood Schizophrenia
The precise cause of childhood schizophrenia is not known. As with adult schizophrenia there is an assumed relationship between genetic factors the environment. Possible causes include family history, birth trauma, exposure to viruses in the womb or parents being older. Schizophrenia in children is essentially no different to adult... Read more
posted 03/03/2009, comments (6)
cant think about others now
i was laying a bath full of hot steamy water, listening to my music, the thought popped into my mind that this was my time, time to go, time to die, yes i have been taking my meds, but something led, me to this point in life, where it all seemed worthless, it is my time, i thought of ways to do it, ways i could escape life, flee from my troubles,... Read more
posted 02/15/2009, comment (1)
Turning pain into action
Today I read an article in Parade, a magazine that comes with the L.A. Times on Sundays. It was about how Susan Axelrod set out to save her daughter from uncontrollable Epileptic Seizures. She got to know other moms who were in the same position, formed a non profit organization to increase public awareness and raised money for research. I'm not... Read more
posted 02/07/2009, comment (1)
Update on Adam
Hi to Everyone, Well since my last share post, I have heard the Dr.s diagnosis after seeing Adam for 6 months. I cried for two days which was strange and silly because I knew the answer. He said his working diagnosis is some kind of sz and ADD. He gave a very gloomy synopsis of what the rest of his life would be. That's why I cried.... Read more
