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Reconsider schizophrenia

Imagine being inundated with voices from inside your head, tormenting you as they call you despicable, stupid, worthless. They tell you to hurt yourself, to hurt others.<br><br>

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Reconsider schizophrenia

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  1. Reconsider Schizophrenia

  2. Imagine being inundated with voices from inside your head, tormenting you as they call you despicable, stupid, worthless. They tell you to hurt yourself, to hurt others. • They warn that others are out to harm you. You no longer have the ability to grasp what is real and what is not. You cannot trust anyone, not even yourself. • Your mind taunts you as you're left to wonder if your friends and family are out to get you.

  3. This is schizophrenia. This is a long-term mental disorder that causes friction between thoughts, emotions, and behaviors. • Schizophrenia makes it difficult to know what is reality and what is a figment of the imagination. It leads to inappropriate actions and thoughts. It causes reality to fade, compromising personal relationships for a world of fantasy and delusion, of mental fragmentation. • Schizophrenia affects one percent of the general population. That's 70 million people throughout the world

  4. Schizophrenia treatment Schizophrenia treatment options include: ·Cognitive Behavioral Therapy · Medication · Social Support Groups · Outpatient Therapy · Counseling · Inpatient Therapy · Hospitalization

  5. Recovery statistics After ten years of diagnosis (with or without schizophrenia disorder treatment), the average person living with the disorder have the following prognosis: Complete Recovery -- 28 percent Remain Hospitalized or Show No Improvement -- 15 percent Improved with Ongoing Schizophrenia Treatment Necessary -- 21 percent Living Independently with Symptoms -- 23 percent

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