Originally posted by poisonmekare "He needed help, but he just wouldn't get it," she said. "He was definitely schizophrenic,
probably paranoid schizophrenic," she said.
Yeah, that is what it seemed like from the beginning. And it's sad, people with those problems suffer greatly, he has probably had these issues for a
very long time. I believe most people that turn schizophrenic do it between the ages of 18 and 28, he has probably been living in a form of hell for
many years.
It is sad and it is very sudden. I recall years ago there was a young Stanford student, 19 or so, from some Asian country. Her family had a history of
schizophrenia but they were very backwards. Something happened and she went nuts, her family put her in a CAGE in the garage and used a hose to quiet
her down when she made to much noise. A brilliant girl with a glitch in her head. Very sad.
[edit on 5-8-2008 by Sonya610]