Schizophrenics are never cured. They are heavily medicated until the symptoms are suppressed so they don't hurt themselves or anyone else. IMO, it's a questionable trade off. The heavy medication turns them into zombies. I know one man in his twenties who attempted suicide after the addition of Wellbutrin to his list of medications. He was not suicidal before. This guy was a Berkeley graduate. He told me of encounters with professors there who were know to be practicing witches. One day while he was out partying he took some psychedelic drugs. He had a psychotic break and has heard voices ever since. He was a completely normal, intelligent kid with a promising future. Now he's a mess. All the psych meds in the world can't fix him.
Many schizophrenics have a history of illict drug use. The drugs break down the natural energetic barriers of the body and leave toxins. Plus, Fr. Corapi said the drug dealers conduct black masses over the shipments resulting in addictions, harassments and possessions.
When I worked psych we had a patient on another unit who was a true multiple personality. Nothing helped her. She was a victim of satanic rituals as a child. One day she was on our unit and a tech who was an evangelical Christian was there standing next to me. The patient turned to look at both of us. Her eyes were black and so cold it filled your body. The tech and I looked at each other and simultaneously said "She's possessed." It was one of the those experiences you just know.
Another time I happened to be in the office of a female psychiatrist. There were conventional drug brochures everywhere. I found something quite disturbing about that, like this was all about sales and drug pushing instead of healing. One of her patients walked in the door. She walked like what we used to call the "Haldol shuffle." Her face was frozen in a blank affect and she drooled. The receptionist asked her how she was doing. The patient slowly and laboriously replied "I...don't....know.." The doctor thought that was healing!
Thank you so much for #59. That was very, very helpful. God bless you for performing such difficult work. The situation sounds so tragic.