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Originally Posted by splitimage
Schizophrenia, doesn't have to mean a life time of suffering. I met a woman with schizophrenia when I was in transitional housing. We got along and eventually decided to rent an apartment together. At first she had a little trouble managing, but then she got on a new med, and it was like her life changed over night. She found a job, got off disability, and eventually moved into her own apartment. I'm still in touch with her and she's doing great. The only reminder in her life that she has it, is she has to see her psychiatrist once a month, and take her med every day. For what it's worth, I'm on more meds than she is.
splitimage
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I've gotten a genetic test and no antipsychotic medication will work for me. I'm currently taking risperdal and that's doing nothing.
They're only getting worse. I want to die. There's no point in life if I can't do the things in life I always wanted to do.
just so I can go to prison for the rest of my life where I belong.