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<blockquote data-quote="Copabanana" data-source="post: 765412" data-attributes="member: 18958">Hi. I don't have any comment on a medication wash but do want to respond to the above. I worked in psychiatry in prisons for many years, including with the most disturbed inmates. Even &quot;clean&quot; of illegal substances, the effects of long-time and serious drug use are still present. I stopped this work before Fentanyl was on the street, but meth psychosis can last years. What I am saying is I am unsure if you'll get the answer you seek.Second, many, many people with schizophrenia or schizophrenia function with medication. They work. They have families. They gain self-awareness.&nbsp; I don't know the circumstances and situation of your niece, firsthand, but in my state, only very few people are hospitalized in mental hospitals. Just as bad or worse, they are on the street.This is so beautiful. So many people rebuilt themselves and their lives in prison. Their connection to families.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Copabanana, post: 765412, member: 18958"] Hi. I don't have any comment on a medication wash but do want to respond to the above. I worked in psychiatry in prisons for many years, including with the most disturbed inmates. Even "clean" of illegal substances, the effects of long-time and serious drug use are still present. I stopped this work before Fentanyl was on the street, but meth psychosis can last years. What I am saying is I am unsure if you'll get the answer you seek. Second, many, many people with schizophrenia or schizophrenia function with medication. They work. They have families. They gain self-awareness. I don't know the circumstances and situation of your niece, firsthand, but in my state, only very few people are hospitalized in mental hospitals. Just as bad or worse, they are on the street. This is so beautiful. So many people rebuilt themselves and their lives in prison. Their connection to families. [/QUOTE]

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