Re: Is this schizophrenia or some form of it?
Hi,
Sorry to here about your friend. It does sound like she may be paranoia schizophrenia however, I am not a Dr.
I too know someone who is a paranoia schizophrenia and to see them as "normal" and then... to lose their mind.....it is heart wrenching. I have often wondered what went wrong, and I know that most times a condition like this one is treated physcologicaly and the symptoms are just medicated over leaving the victim most often in a worsen state. ( this is what happened to my sister-in-law)
I believe that the brain is quite often overlooked as a physical organ (most times it is only the mind that is treated) and symptoms like this can be a result of toxi-molecular damage to the brain. Dr. Gant MD,Phd, NMD has done exstensive research on brain wellness and has treated 1,000 of people successfully with conditions all related to brain wellness. He is truly an amazing, compassionate man and is devoted to helping people. I know he is currently doing a research study on Bipolar. He also conducts various Pilot Research Projects that your friend might qualify.
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