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TruthSeeking

TruthSeeking

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posted 11/04/2009, comments (3)

MY TWIN SISTER

I'm worried sick about my twin sister she's not her normal self and I fear she may have a serious illnes. I can't turn to my family because the issue upsets everyone they'd rather go about things like there isn't a problem when I discuss it with my fiance he thinks i'm over exaggerating. I feel physical pain when i speak to my sister and she... Read moreChevron
ab
posted 11/03/2009, comments (16)

ready to give up

I have been married to my husband for 18 years. I married him right out of highschool. He was the love of my life. Then three years ago our world fell apart. He became psychotic. It was gradual and slowly got worse. He was good at hiding it. The first episode was directed at me, the second at his work. It has been two years. His work complains... Read moreChevron
Adam's mom
posted 10/30/2009, comments (4)

www.bringchange2mind.oeg

Hi Everyone,   Check this site out. I think you will appreciate it. Pass it on to those who will get it and those who need to get it. Let me know what you think. Kathy
Carol

Carol

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I am married to a man who suffers everyday from schizophrenia.
posted 10/16/2009, comments (4)

Fetter or for worse!!

I am a wife/caregiver of a wonderful man who was recently diagnosed with schizophrenia.  I used to feel like I was alone in what I deal with on a daily basis.  My husband has very violent episodes, still on a daily basis.  They have switched his medication several times, and are still trying to get it right.  He... Read moreChevron
Merely Me

Merely Me

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I am the daughter of a mother who has paranoid schizophrenia
posted 10/16/2009, comments (3)

Just watched "The Soloist"

I rented "The Soloist" on DVD and...just watched it today.  I thought it was a phenomenal movie.  I think "A Beautiful Mind" was more intense but this film was good too.  I sobbed throughout and had to take breaks because some of the scenes were triggers for memories for me.    I think the main thing I got out of this... Read moreChevron
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Schizophrenia is a syndrome characterized by disturbances in emotions, thought, activity, and language, that leaves patients fearful and withdrawn.

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