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Originally Posted by Puddy27
I've read a ton on the subject. Reading isn't the same as hearing it straight from the people living with it. Our psychiatrist, who is highly regarded as one of the best in North America admits that the medications people are put on is basically guess work when it comes down to it. But I guess you already knew that seeing as you have a lot to say on the subject. Or wait, you don't really have much to say though do you. Let me ask you....which antipsychotics will help the man that this thread is about in your opinion?
Is it oral medications and if yes, which ones? Is it an injectable and if yes which one? Combo maybe? Let me hear your thoughts on what will help everyone suffering from the illness....I mean it shoukd be easy then since there are lots of books on the subject.
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Your opinion on medication is not what I'm criticizing you about. You said schizophrenia isn't the problem and that the problem is childhood trauma. That's not correct. While there is absolutely a correlation between the two, the problem is most definitely schizophrenia no matter how the brain got there. But since you're the expert on medication, what is Li's medication? Do you have intimate knowledge of his meds and his response to them? What are his prescriptions? Or are your own observations limited to your own world?