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Living with Schizophrenia in the Family

A family shares what daily life actually looks like when schizophrenia is part of the household.

Marisol Reyes · 12 min · August 28, 2026

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Marisol Reyes

Host and interviewer — recovery and family change

I make conversations that stay with people. I work from my own experience of rebuilding a household after a long period of change, and I care about letting other people keep control of their own story.

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