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Schizophrenia questions? |
I know they sometimes see other people.. and talk to them as if they were talking to themselves but what if they zone out and daydream on VARIOUS occasions??? like a deeeeep zone out/day dream not sure about that..... Catatonic schizophrenia maybe. Um, actually, people who suffer from schizophrenia don't see people. . . They suffer from auditory hallucinations; they hear things. The things they hear lead to delusions about reality. Technically, a person that suffers from schizophrenia is always in a separate zone or daydream. Sometimes the effects of schizophrenia are so severe the person can remain mute and catatonic. |
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