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Jani Schofield, 6, was diagnosed with schizophrenia. Her parents, Michael and Susan, are a long way from a solution.<br>
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January Schofield

( Lawrence K. Ho / Los Angeles Times )

Jani Schofield, 6, was diagnosed with schizophrenia. Her parents, Michael and Susan, are a long way from a solution.

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SeleneMathew at 9:24 PM March 03, 2011

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When we come to the discussion What is schizophrenia? Well It is a very serious psychiatric illness which afflicts approximately 1% of the population. It is a very disabling disorder, and is both chronic and severe. One can get this disorder at any age; exact cure of this disorder is not invented yet. Schizophrenic are usually kept away from family and society.

http://www.thebrainhealth.com/what-is-schizophrenia.html

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