Schizophrenia: Medicine's Mystery - Society's Shame

by Marvin Ross

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This book will provide you with all the facts that you will need to understand schizophrenia – causes, pathology, treatment, and successes. Having a diagnosis of schizophrenia can be very frightening. There is much stigma and misinformation about this illness. But, none of these problems need to be. It is helpful for you to have as much current information about the disease as possible and that is provided in this book. The diagnosis does not mean that your life is over. With good treatment and support, it is possible to improve and to enjoy a good quality of life. The author is a medical writer and family member active in advocacy for improvements. His work has appeared in Schizophrenia Digest and on the schizophrenia dot com website. You can preview the first 15 pages of the book and the back cover using the arrow buttons on the left.


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From the World Fellowship For Schizophrenia [ No Rating ] 20 Jun 2008
Schizophrenia: Medicine's Mystery, Society's Shame by Marvin Ross, a medical writer and family member of a person with this disorder. A good book - worth a read.

See:http://www.world-schizophrenia.org/resources/booklist.html
schizophrenia:medicine's mystery - society'shame [ No Rating ] 8 May 2008
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The description of the book says it well. It is also a welcome source of reliable information for those of us who sit on hospital or lhin family committees, or who attend family meetings with peers who either ignore schizophrenia, or want to appear so politically correct that they side with treatment deniers, the walking wounded or alternative treatment promoters.
Fuller Torrey when he spoke in Toronto told us that sometimes we should not be afraid to be politically incorrect at times.
Marvin Ross's latest book gives us the courage to do just that.

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