Choosing to marry a paranoid schizophrenic is a question that each individual must answer for themselves. However, I would not recommend marrying a person with this type of disorder is something that just anyone can do. I believe it takes a special person. That person either needs to have a strong relationship with the Holy Spirit or be professionally educated in psychotherapy; both would be preferred. My father was an undiagnosed paranoid schizoid; he passed away. My mother stayed married to him from the age of 14 to his dying day. She was a devout Christian but, was not professionally educated i the mental health field and although, she knew he was sick, she did not know that he was paranoid schizoid. I am a current student in Human Services field, majoring in mental and substance abuse health. My having been raised by a father, with this disorder, has led me to having codependency issues. It was only after seeking professional counseling, for myself, that I learned of my fathers' disorder. I have also been led, I believe by God, to having a relationship with a man that has this disorder. Although, I just found out recently that both, my father and the man I have been dating, have paranoid schizophrenia, I do believe that a person can be healed from it. However, it is a process that requires strong faith and patience.
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In some cases, Prozac has been used to treat Bi-Polar Disorder in paranoid schizophrenics. Testing shows that there has been a decent amount of success in this medical trial.
The Onion News Network - 2007 In the Know Is the Government Spying on Paranoid Schizophrenics Enough was released on: USA: 18 October 2007
Paranoid schizophrenics are the type that have either a delusion or hallucination.
Yes, Schizophrenics are able to live normal lives. It's just what's inside their head that makes them the way they are. They get too paranoid and begin to hear things. It has been proven that with medication and treatment they can live normal lives.
Randye Kaye has written: 'Ben behind his voices' -- subject(s): Mental health, Paranoid schizophrenics, Rehabilitation, Biography
The majority of people with paranoid schizophrenia are not violent in any way. In fact, people with schizophrenia are victims of crime more often than they are perpetrators. That being said, schizophrenia is connected with drug use, which can cause violence. But violent schizophrenics are much rarer than the media suggests. I can't find any specific statistics on mental illness and violence, but I would guess that the number is in the range of 250-500 schizophrenic murderers in the US.
Ivan iv (Ivan the Terrible) was paranoid about the Boyars and had them executed.
Natalia Rachel Singer has written: 'Scraping by in the big eighties' -- subject(s): Biography, Children of schizophrenics, College teachers, Family relationships, Mothers and daughters, Paranoid schizophrenics, Social conditions
The main features of paranoid schizophrenia are paranoid delusions (believing that others are trying to harm or persecute you) and auditory hallucinations (hearing things that are not real). The main feature of catatonic schizophrenia is extremes of behavior. At one extreme, you cannot speak, move, or respond. At the other, you have overstated and hyperactive motion.
No, paranoid is an adjective.
The singer of Paranoid is Ozzy