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Originally Posted by Angelique67
I understand not wanting to believe you are not in control of something. That's a scary thought, especially when you are young.
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No I don't think it's like that. I see plenty of people on here and in real life do really well with a diagnosis of schizophrenia. Go to college, hold down a job, start a family. I agree that they have to work extra hard for those things, and it can be a constant struggle, but they do it. They don't let their illness take over and they don't behave a certain way and then think they can get away with it because of their diagnosis. I think it's a choice but that's just my opinion.
Edit: When I say "behave a certain way" I'm not talking about unusual behaviour when in psychosis, I'm talking about being lazy and doing nothing to better themselves. I should have phrased that better.