Fiction About Schizophrenia Novels & Stories

“She’s having illusions that she was me. Her mental illness is causing her to think that she was me. That’s why all my projects were given to her by my manager so that she will not have any attacks.” “What?! That’s the stupidest thing I know! But why did she have hallucinations? As far as I know, you will have those hallucinations if you have certain or special encounters with that person.” “I’m not sure what’s really going on. I only encountered her once. During the annual ball of the agency, I lend her my dress because hers got ruined. After that, we didn’t see each other again.” I contemplated her situation. A person with schizophrenia develops hallucinations and is highly suspicious of t

She plopped it into her mouth, dragged the suitcase to a corner, leaned against the wall, clenched her fists, and slowly calmed herself down. A minute later, she opened her eyes, her vision gradually cleared. Everyone had their limits. When someone was severely hurt, their heart ached. The body would release toxins that invaded the nerves and cells. Emotional pain would not heal like a cut. In fact, there's no cure for it. At a certain extent, a defense mechanism is triggered and the mind would start breaking down. Schizophrenia was the most common ailment. Most patients indulged themselves in illusions and delusions. They would smash things, hurt people, destroy things, isolate themselves f

He had never seen a woman as formidable and vicious as she was. He did not quite understand it before, but after he saw “Heather” going to the neurology department at the hospital the other day, everything began to make sense. It turned out that she had schizophrenia. No wonder she could be gentle at one moment and fierce at another. Back then, Ralph used to find it exciting. After thinking about it, he did not know the dangers marrying a schizophrenia patient could pose to him. She might even pass it on to future generations. However, her family's wealth still held sway over him.

Even the doctors diagnosed me with schizophrenia. To make things worse, a stranger suddenly appeared and claimed to have an affair with me. According to him, I had murdered my four unborn babies because I refused to have children with Wyatt and only loved him. As a result, my in-laws threw me out, and Wyatt divorced me without hesitation. They even stripped me of all my money and legal identification, so I ended up starving to death under a highway overpass. It was only when my soul drifted up into the sky that I finally saw the truth.