One of our interns has been working with the staff to create a list of SZ topics to cover at the Connection in my SharePosts.
No. 16 was "A day in the life of a schizophrenic." I'm quoting his response as I wouldn't use the term schizophrenic. So let's change this to: A day in the life of someone who has schizophrenia.
In the spirit of educating the general public and those newly diagnosed and family members and others: I ask you now to answer this simple question.
What is it like...
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