This documentary shows how schizophrenia affects the individuals who suffer from the illness(es) and their entourage. I think watching the video speaks for itself.
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Thanks for posting this. Very powerful.
The more I think about that documentary--Schizophrenia: Stolen Minds, Stolen Lives--the more the narrator's harping on the notion that the minds of people with schizophrenia are shattered, the more convinced I am that that part is a load of BS. I know it's what the word schizophrenia means, but that's why I say that term is a misnomer. Our minds are not shattered at all, and each of us is completely connected to their own experience and memories. This term is why outsiders believe that people living under the description of schizophrenia have multiple personalities, when we don't. Please ignore this repetitious harping on a fallacious notion.
Other than that this documentary is still useful.
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