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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]OP, you are a judgmental ass.

My sister was hugely helped by ECT (shock) therapy.

It is extremely difficult to get inpatient therapy. For insurance to pay, you have to be deemed an immediate danger to yourself or others. Moreover, there is no effective inpatient therapy for schizophrenia. They can mix up his meds, but you stated that he has been on all the meds.

Try re-reading your post with the word "cancer" instead of "mental illness". That's how much of an ass you are.[/quote]

Please shut up and go away. No need for name calling. I cannot stand ignorant rants like yours. The OP came here asking for advice. There is a respectful way to give it. If you don't agree then state so in a civilized way PLEASE. How old are you?

She said he MAY have schizophrenia. None of us know the whole story here. She sees things from her perspective and I am from the mindset that true friends speak openly to one another. I would not badger her to death but put it out there asking if there is the option to send him to a program (if they can afford it of course) but am assuming they can since you mention they have been looking into it. Hopefully the shock therapy might work. My husbands boss's son tried it and it did not but eventually they found meds that did.

Best of luck and OP you sound like a caring concerned friend, ignore the negativity here there are a lot of miserable people out there![/quote]

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