After Growing Up With a Schizophrenic Sister, Author Hopes for More Awareness
It was hard to talk about my sister, Rebecca, when I was growing up. She had her first psychotic break as she was packing for college in 1969. She ran up the stairs screaming, "Help! There is something inside
me."
My mother ran after her calling, "Rebecca ... Rebecca."
My parents whispered behind closed doors, made a phone call to a psychiatrist, and then took her to the local hospital where she stayed for a week. It was a chaotic time in our house. As I recall, no one knew what had just... Full Story
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