My mother has sufferred from schizophrenia for a very long time. She was however the most stable and wondering mother figure I would ask for. It's a very sad problem. Mum is the most caring and kind soul on earth and does not deserve to have this complaint. She is now on medication and stable, but she does not have a real life and making the most of it. I pray for a happy future. Thanks for reading.
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Mother with Schizophrenia
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Sad to hear about your mum, I know what it is like, though I'm most likely theopposite of her as I'm unstable most of the time.
Great to hear and see that you love her. How blessed you are to hold onto love and respect. That our Heavenly Father may grand you everything you need to continue to do that!
Mentally ill people deserve love and respect, not labels and, fear and disdain.
Gerry
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lutherangerman
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There is much that can be done to make the schizo better. Sometimes it's worse than at other times, but the illness IS manageable, with God's grace. It's a difficult cross to carry, but with a little help of friends and family, it's doable. God has some happiness in store for us schizos too.
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oh yes he does and dont I know it
you are exactly right lutherangerman . God has happiness in store for everyone, we just have to get to the point where we can accept it . I pray that no one gets discouraged in their struggles to come face to face with God, because God is great and loving and all those good things, let us work together to support each other in our walk with him .
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