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the Time Factor Posted: 07-13-04 14:28pm


I turn to schizophrenics.How long did it take you to recover from your psychotic episode.I mean the point after the episode when you fully understood that all was fantasy.I am asking because my doctor told me that 20 days is pretty short time to recover.Is that so?

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Go to the Source ... Posted: 07-23-04 22:34pm


Which will be your doctor ... For statistics like the one you are after . Laura

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Doctors R Not Gods!! Posted: 07-25-04 04:35am


Not only do drs not have all the answers - ask 3 & you might well get 3 different answers then ask again aftre they've read the newest research & get another answer!!

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