Living with Schizophrenia

Product Description Ever wonder what it is like to live in a split reality where half of your life revolves around the reality of experiencing things that are not real? Travis describes this split personality of what life is like living with Schizophrenia in this educational book. Learn about Travis' hallucinations, delusions, and voices as he learns to cope with psychosis. Travis examines what is real and not real in this informative and insightful book that allows you to experience what living with Schizophrenia is like. Travis describes what it is like to live with multiple diagnosis including autism, schizophrenia, and Hydrocephalus. Learn how Travis uses some strengths from his autism diagnosis to cope with and overtake Schizophrenia. Travis needs help to get through some of the psychotic episodes that he has and he relies on his friends and family to ensure his safety during some of his most difficult hallucinations and delusions. Travis explains how he is often forced to punish himself for going to work and leaving his house. He also talks about how many of his hallucinations and delusions try to convince him to punish himself for not having romantic and sexual experiences with women. This book will open your eyes to the overwhelming reality of living a life that is split from reality spending much time in a world that is real to you but not others. This book will change the way you view and think of people with Schizophrenia and other mental illnesses as you learn exactly what they go through and live with on a daily basis. This is great reading for anyone that wants to learn more about mental illness or Schizophrenia. About the Author Travis loves to write. He enjoys communicating what it is like to live with autism, mental illness, and Hydrocephalus. Travis enjoys playing and watching sports. He loves music and his favorite band is a group named Chicago. Travis loves to meet new people and try and learn new things. He has one sister who is younger than he is. He likes to ride roller coasters and visit theme parks all around the Midwest. Travis shares his stories to help others understand what living with mental illness and other disabilities is like to make the world a better place.