Yes, to live with it is acceptable for us. Just as Cancer patients live with Some symptoms of Cancer.
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Statistics according to some place suggest that 15-30% of people diagnosed with schizophrenia recover to independence and functioning.
You could be it, I hope so! Good luck!
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Thx
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Wow thats low, sucks and I am not one of those independent 15-30%.
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Never know bro, never know. Anything can happen. What tomorrow brings , who knows
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u r right
u never know what tomorrow brings
Cancer is an either/or situation. Either you defeat it or it defeats you and you’re pushing up daisies.
I was told I had no hope of doing this, but I did. You have to be relentless when chasing recovery. It’s not something comes to you, you’ve gotta run that beyotch down and tackle it.
Yeah, there’s evidence and studies that suggest there’s a “resilience ability” that people can exercise to improve their odds of health in relation to sz/psychosis.
I’m holding onto hope for this, when it concerns myself.
I have to say; Given you not only work in a professional capacity and are independently living with your family, it really is motivating to have access to that as a bit of inspiration,
Well done on fighting!
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