i have it since i was born.its genetic. it has been 7 years now from the diagnosis.it affects every aspects of my life.i wish i was normal person or even didnt come to this world.
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Hugs 
I hope you can find some pleasant things that bring you a bit of joy
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to be honest with you i find life has no meaning.and it become living hell when you have a mental illness like schizophrenia.
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please don’t hurt yourself…work with your pdoc and get on meds that you can’t tell even if you’re on them no side effects that is what I kept telling my pdoc…now I’m on generic prolixin fluphenazine…no side effects…love it…lost all my weight on this med.
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You suffer a lot, it’s understandable you feel like that
But if you’re accompanied well with your mental health team it’s possible to improve your life
If you don’t want to hope,I will be the one hoping for your life to improve
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thank you for your support.i appreciate it.
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Yeah @MIDO schizophrenia is terrible I’m sorry you, me, and everyone here have suffered with it. At the same time life is what it is too, and it’s not something unfortunately that is a fairy tale with a happy ending if you don’t have schizophrenia. It’s one thing to feel life is a tragedy because you have schizophrenia, but to think that life would be so much better without it is not exactly realistic. Life is a very difficult experience for a lot of people despite each’s human condition, so the best any of us can do is make peace with ourselves and others and with the world, and develop positive and hopeful ways of thinking that life will get better and there is ultimately some lesson, meaning or purpose we can learn from it.
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