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The child of two schizophrenic parents has a risk between 40 and 50 percent.
You can be schizophrenic and still make a will that.
The problem is you have to be really schizophrenic to get treatment.
The young woman, who is schizophrenic, has been in the hospital for more than a year.
I'll stay out of this game until they stop being so schizophrenic about it.
The child of one schizophrenic parent has a 12 percent risk.
"We've been living with that schizophrenic position for 20 years."
A young woman with a schizophrenic sister recently came to her first meeting.
But the biggest challenge is the schizophrenic nature of the job itself.
In, 1959 there were three schizophrenic patients who became quite famous.
My guess is they're schizophrenic about whether they should have even brought these charges.
"I like the fact that my career is schizophrenic," he says.
A father and his daughter, also schizophrenic, sat in the row behind them.
At times, his art can seem so versatile as to be almost schizophrenic.
I mean, he's not schizophrenic, he sees the same reality as the rest of us.
There were not so many schizophrenic patients in any other country (of Western ones).
Schizophrenic people find it hard to pick up on social cues.
In the community, the patients, half of them schizophrenic, were given therapy, social support and job opportunities.
Research findings have shown this to be true for schizophrenic patients as well.
The industry has had a schizophrenic reaction to that kind of marketing power.
"I'm a bit schizophrenic with where I live," he says.
I'm not schizophrenic, I know who's sitting at that desk.
"There is this schizophrenic position she's putting out," he said.
The service is schizophrenic at best, and for their cost, the entrees are nothing to write home about.
They found that schizophrenic patients had dramatically reduced white matter.