Another book to throw on the pile of "to be read" books. This one sounds a little more interesting than the others. Andrew Scully chronicles his life as a diagnosed paranoid schizophrenic. For those of us in the mental health field, we can usually personally relate in some small way to most of our clients, or the humanity therein. However, for those individuals (remember, we don't call them patients anymore per the wellness and recovery model) with thought disorders, the closest a mental health provider can come to relating is to go on an acid trip, or smoke methamphetamine for a long-time. I wouldn't recommend either.
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