Heartwarming Schizophrenia Documentary

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Heartwarming Schizophrenia Documentary and Autobiographical Audiobook "Time To Face This World: The Schizophrenic Diaries of Joseph A. Peragine"
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[@grandmaDecker]

My ex had paranoid schitzophrenic, he was lucky to find a good combination of medication, lived a great life, was a mentor for the mentally ill. They ended up naming a building after him, at the state hospital. He worked there for 25 years.

[@katiempojer]

Exact I have a client who volunteers on the same ward where he got diagnosed he’s an inspiration 😊

[@suzannewallace6767]

My brother has schizophrenia and Anosignosia. He can't reflect on his behaviors and can't see that he needs medication and has a serious mental illness. After multiple public disturbance arrests he continues to suffer and remains detached and unaware of his psychotic schizophrenic episodes. It's heartbreaking when a precious loved one will not accept treatment. 💔

[@lizbeth.gonzalez]

how is he now??

[@Itzguzman]

Have you heard the galvin family story?

[@deellaboe437]

My mom has Schizophrenia. I actually didn't want to watch this. I'm so glad I did. I was in tears the whole video. I just want to say thank you for sharing your story. I'm screaming joy that you figured it out. you're a light worker as well.

[@heathernielson4779]

I love that you're open to sharing your story. Everyone needs to educate themselves on mental illness.

[@mcawesomest1]

My mother is a bipolar schizophrenic-unmedicated. A real gem growing up with 😳😢 I can have sympathy for those who seek help, take medication, and don’t let their mental illness hurt and abuse those around them.

[@wendywhiteley5759]

@@mcawesomest1 I have a paranoid schizoaffective disorder depressive type. Very late diagnosis and my mother has always shown signs of bipolar but refuses to go to the doc. She’s old school and doesn’t believe in such things. Even if they put her on meds she won’t take them. She refuses to take tablets as she says for every one you take that’s a day of your life gone. Also very superstitious. I was 6 years old when I first had what I now know to be symptoms of schizophrenia. I was 44 when I got diagnosed. Been in and out of psychiatric wards. Numerous therapies etc.

[@wendywhiteley5759]

Please don’t judge the mum for smiling. It might be her coping mechanism. You gotta smile or you’ll cry. I have paranoid schizoaffective disorder depressive type. I’ve put my family and friends through hell. The fact she can still smile when recalling memories is lovely to see. Add to that two amazing parents. Yeah anyways. Be kind

[@oppressednolonger1497]

wow thx for saying

[@amyjade2937]

My brother has been in and out of prison his entire life. He’s currently in sober living. He has paranoid schizophrenia. The drug induced psychosis is horrible. I don’t want to lose him and I hope he can find the things he needs to help himself. Dealing with trauma on top of that can’t be easy Being in prison I believe made it so much worse for him

[@CALANTINACABRA]

I have phycosis and schzophrenia. Thank you for sharing your story.

[@doanadixon7085]

He knows he is Loved and that's what matters most! Thank you for sharing!

[@jamiedouglas4627]

My uncle is diagnosed paranoid schizophrenic with delusions and severe paranoia. Unmedicated and able to roam as he pleases . I wish he would get some help. He’s an amazing person but riddled with the illness and not getting better . Love you B

[@diannebrice6824]

This is so accurate..my brother had schizoaffective disorder.. .brilliantly talented people can be struggling with their mental health and they are so special to their loved ones but SUCH a challenging set of circumstances

[@sallyvasquez6897]

My mom passed away last year from mental illness. She was diagnosed with anxiety and schizophrenia when i was 17 and it came back 2022. I believe she was misdiagnosed. I had no idea what was happening and after several appts and psychiatrist and therapists no one said it may be something more. She hid so much fun new over the years, i found out after she passed. She would do these erratic movements and call my name but wouldn't say anything. It was like when i was young. Same symptoms. My uncle had schizophrenia but she never mentioned anything about herself. I know she had major childhood trauma and suppressed a lot... it will be a year this March since she has been gone. I thank God for getting me through but I'm still so sad. Thank you for sharing.

[@crushedyourstar]

❤❤❤

[@ambersims6666]

I dont think schizo can just come and go. The episodes yes, but the actual disease no. This runs heavily on my dad’s side. My grand father had it, my dad has it. 2 of his siblings had it, my cousin has it and i honestly believe my nephew will get it next. Never skips a grneration in my family.

[@NKdidit.24]

This brought me to tears. MUSIC IS THERAPY, MUSIC IS HEALING. I don't think that sweet guy would still be here with us without music. I could listen to momma talk all day. I love her accent. sending you and your family love, Jenn from Dallas Tx

[@gigiquinn3185]

To those who remarked about the volume of the music, I thought of it as a representation of schizophrenia. I work with people with severe mental health issues and a couple of them have told me that they can’t think because the voices are too loud. We got a little experience of it by watching this video. It was hard to understand people because the music drowns out what I’d being said. Imagine living like that every day. So I appreciate the volume of the music. It let me experience just a little of what someone with schizophrenia lives with. Loved the family and the friend of Joe. Support is so important.

[@ChristineKennell]

Thank you. You are absolutely correct about this. My son with paranoid schizophrenia always has to have a load noise. He always has TV on. This helps him cope with voices.

[@amberdearwester7882]

My brother was always an A and B student. His first year of College he got sick and we didn't understand what was happening.... We had him committed and he was diagnosed with Schizophrenia at 19yrs. It been a roller coaster ever since..... We have been there through it all and haven't gave up on him.... Alot of families give up because it is so hard.... We lost Mom 6yrs ago and that was hard on all of us and especially my brother.... He is 45yrs now and living life the best way he knows how...

[@ashleybrown6832]

Inspiring and informative. Joe has incredible parents, who love him so much. Joe, you’re a light worker. Wishing you all the best this life has to offer. Thank you for sharing your stories, which will undoubtedly help and provide hope to others.

[@patriciaschaefer7146]

My son was diagnosed as schizo-affective 17 years ago. He's been on a dozen meds. all with side effects & is convinced the meds make him worse. He refuses to live a clean lifestyle. He's also one of the most Loving ,sensitive people. I wish he had a strong support system other than me. People tend to take advantage of him.

[@fenique2]

I think it’s helping him to control intrusive thinking. The noise bothers us but not him because music helps him sensory issues. My anxiety elevates from loud noises trigger me. Mental health 😢

[@elizabethalexander6528]

Your a great mom. Keep doin what works

[@Djsolaur]

As a composer, I always pay attention to music on tv, movies, documentaries and games. The soundtrack on this documentary is beautiful.

[@bigmona2741]

It’s too loud

[@Djsolaur]

@@bigmona2741 you're right. The speech vs bgm volume is a bit uneven. Nevertheless, I still enjoyed this documentary a great deal. It's not something I hear about everyday

[@smoklhoe]

@@bigmona2741I stopped watching it because it’s distracting.

[@dianeturner590]

My brother has this to. When he was 16 I thought it was drugs. But it wasn’t it was this illness to it was like a rollar coster with him thru the years. A sad illness but more people to need to understand this illness. Heart breaking for the families and the one that deals with it.

[@kimc5048]

My grandad was paraniod schitzonphreic in one of his episodes he hit my nan over the head with a crowbar then killed himself by running a red light and hitting a truck. Took along time for my nan to recover . As an adult i have worked in physc hospitals and now have a greater understanding of mental illness .I believe im the only family member who does not see my grandad as a monster just a very sick man who lived in a time where the only help was the doc recommending a cup of hot tea to help calm him down. Thats exactly what the doctor told my nan when she called begging for help 1 hr before he tryed to crush her skull. 1967 UK

[@CarlindaWilkerson]

Heart Breaking !

[@ChristineKennell]

I'm glad we have learned a little more about it.

[@lauraabeysinghe9321]

My son was diagnosed 6 years ago. He was 18. He gave up a scholarship because he knew he needed help. I am so grateful that we were able to find the right Drs and the right medication. He lives a wonderful life, and he dedicates his time to helping others recognize that there is no shame in seeking help. Thank you for sharing your story. Thank you for letting people know that by accepting help, they can have the life they dream of! I wish you and your family continued good health and happiness ❤

[@ashleyriblet2326]

Which state have these good Dr's.?

[@lauraabeysinghe9321]

@@ashleyriblet2326 NYC

[@elizabethalexander6528]

That's a good story. We need these stories. We need to help people. Not ignore it. It's uncomfortable but so necessary.

[@colleencolquhoun8818]

I love the sister that she knew what was going on and her explanation of everything. She’s a good sister.

[@LaStarrySky]

What great parents ! Everyone should have parents this good ..

[@chrissiecasson700]

Very odd, we find the Mother disturbing.

[@elizabethkopp3047]

Thay was fantastic!! Now im gonna have to purchase the rest. I wanna hear from him now. What a great soul.

[@joeperagine]

Thanks for listening. We appreciate you very much ❤

[@calderonkiara11]

I need help, my brother is schizophrenic currently in a hospital to help him find the correct medications he says nothing helps and barely sleep i want him to be part of that group that can live his normal life. Please reach out. ​@joeperagine. We are from New Jersey currently living in Massachusetts. I'm broken.

[@kathryncooper5841]

I lost my best friend since grade school, who was like a sister to me, to schizophrenia last year. It's heartbreaking what it can do to a person and those who love them. I'm so glad for those who are able to survive this.

[@katiempojer]

Therapist here and what you describe is the subtle onset of symptoms no one knows until it’s too bad. People can live normal life’s continue to break the stigma I adore my schizophrenic clients

[@Glarbahglarb]

This was such a great video. It takes a lot of courage to get help when you have a mental illness, kudos to you Joe for accepting the help you need!! You have amazing parents, you can tell they love you so much!

[@christinecrabtree3652]

Mental illness is so unrecognized and there are not enough programs out there, we are working on that In Our small town. Thank you for sharing your story. It am so happy you are continuing to do so well.

[@krissyschell3371]

My best friend Josh of 14 years committed suicide. His story was extremely similar to the man in this story. At times it was heartbreaking to see my friend go through the extremes. I wanted so badly to help him, oh how I wish this story had come along sooner.

[@angelatollison5103]

My adult son became ill in his early twenties while away at college. Always bright, a gifted athlete, creative and hilarious, Andrew is currently in recovery from schizophrenia. He is not the same person he once was but is loved as the person he has become.

[@tinatijerina-ch2ev]

I can't imagine how they feel knowing that they have this what it does to them it's heartbreaking perfectly normal people

[@janeadowney8231]

I saw this documentary advertised on Facebook and I am so glad that I did! What a beautiful family...the mom and dad are absolutely precious! Such an amazing testimony for such a talented young man and family! ❤️

[@jamig.2518]

Came here from Facebook too! What an inspiring story. Mental health and music go hand and hand for me too. Joseph you are an amazing person! Thank you for sharing your story ❤❤

[@chrissiecasson700]

We found the family disturbing, the music is awful.

[@wendywhiteley5759]

I was diagnosed schizoaffective four years ago aged 44. My symptoms started aged six. So many red flags and now I’m properly medicated I can live a fairly ‘normal’ life. I have a partner I’ve been with for 24 years and have three amazing boys. Now I know I’m not a bad person and I am in fact ill.

[@elizabethalexander6528]

He is extremely lucky for his family help. Acceptance is really hard but then there's hope.😊

[@Starfish2145]

Sounds like the parents were in denial for a very long time. Glad he’s OK now.

[@loumariagibbs2842]

His parents are a delight.

[@deevillarreal9475]

Relentless No Boundaries many brothers were like that, not as often shared it with a third party. Joey didn't have an off switch, Healthy wasn't in the equation. The absolute in this loving unconditional family is remarkable to see, its easy to see this same child with a single addict mother would be complete disaster.This family as a whole Unit is remarkable to me, such a hard story to share 💞🙏🏽

[@joannerodriguez4977]

My son needs help some days lm scared for my life but he won't get help lm so tried of this but if l kick him out he will but out in the street sick and get worse god help us

[@ChristineKennell]

I had the same story when my son first started symptoms of paranoid schizophrenia. I really suggest contacting NAMI they can give you some support that you need.What you are going through is very difficult. I would also suggest keeping notes on what is happening. Then you can explain everything that's going on.

[@stephaniezini]

Im only halfway through and im just captivated! Thank you for sharing your story, the ups and downs. What a vivacious and loving family, and an extraordinary young man, im so very happy to see that he is living his best life and is a very talented individual, your smile lights up the world! 💙💜💚

[@kimClements-eu3vy]

My son was mentally ill with schizophrenica too he passed away November 9 2019 poisoned with fentanyl

[@p.f.3567]

🌹💔❤️

[@tinatijerina-ch2ev]

Omg I'm sorry

[@carenwierenga6520]

So sorry for your loss

[@dedelabrash8808]

Im so sorry. So many people with mental illness self medicate.

[@tinatijerina-ch2ev]

@@dedelabrash8808 u want people too go kill others if they don't take meds like schizophrenia people remember they hear voices to tell them to harm people so your comment didn't make any since

[@dedelabrash8808]

Im currently so worried about a friend, more like a second son,he just got in my heart because he is so ambitious but so mixed up ,his family treats him as a burden but im absolutely sure he is schizophrenic. He thinks he's adhd but he doesn't think the voices and paranoia are different. I'm not really sure what to do?

[@Starfish2145]

Can you try to get him to a psychiatrist?

[@pitcheresque]

Great documentary...the music was very distracting. I couldn't focus on hearing them.

[@michelledill6436]

I agree, the music started annoying me after the first few minutes.

[@charisebester6360]

The music in the background is so distracting. You can barely hear what they're saying.

[@charisebester6360]

But...I wish I could meet this guy.

[@sarahbest7474]

Maybe its like that bc it's what it sounds like in his head?

[@bigmona2741]

I thought it was just me

[@Andrea-zl6ho]

I'm pretty sure that's done on purpose. He can't turn the noise off - imagine living daily life like this?

[@aubreystorie-realtor3087]

My brother has it and this was a very good video. The music is a little loud though, competes with the talkers voice

[@donnadonato527]

I put the captions on just for that reason.

[@elizabethalexander6528]

Yeah he is blessed to have people who cared. Some get alienated and slip away.

[@lorrainebest1731]

My brother just passed from this. My heart is dying

[@KathyDeSmidt-lb6cl]

I’m so sorry love. May your brother be at peace. 💔

[@pennycohen8910]

So very sorry for your loss😢❤

[@paulagenovesi8639]

I love this whole family ❤

[@kerryanti-socialmedia1145]

It’s inspirational, informative and overcoming what life throws at you is amazing. As far as i can remember my older brother played sports with him, in his first band invective which I still have the box set on my shelf . You took a struggle and became someone others who feel alone now don’t have to. That’s the best gift to give the world

[@tammywitcombe7627]

What a emotional story Joey♡ I was glued to the TV the whole time!!! Can you tell your sister, she is Julia Robert's double. What a beautiful family and friends you have!!!

[@ChristineKennell]

Thank you for sharing. My son has paranoid schizophrenia he lives with me also. He has had many more ups and downs. I'm so glad your son is doing well.

[@franny5295]

I hope the guy friend can give himself a break. He was just a boy himself and there was no way he could have known how to help him.

[@jeaniemccann6762]

I can’t finish this and it looks good! The background sound never ends !

[@chrissiecasson700]

Agree, dreadful music.

[@judyhickman5831]

The family seems wholesome and very supportive. As wonderful as that is, the family members seem unaware of the shadow element of life. Joe seems like the representation of that shadow for the family unit.

[@BridgetSheils-j5w]

I have schizophrenia and I'm trying to fight it cuz it's ruining my life.

[@KathyDeSmidt-lb6cl]

Please keep up the fight. 💔❤️

[@robyncovington293]

Hold on, you got this!!!

[@Annasayshello]

Don’t give up. See a doctor and a therapist.

[@fenique2]

Don’t give👏🏾👏🏾 up use coloring books and listen comedy shows and music. Bipolar disorder and epilepsy but I take my medicine. Affirmations daily .

[@LaurenBrown-u2d]

I would love to hear more from How of his experience and how he got to be In the stable place he is now.

[@cornfedinillinois]

Why such loud background music? I can’t even continue watching.

[@nancyrivera7583]

My son is schizophrenic and doesn't and hascent look for help he says he doesn't have nothing I can't like a mother do nothing because his old enough we have put him twice in the hospital but he always gets out I don't wanna loose my son😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢he needs help and I'm suffering

[@MrVincentsoniat]

Hi has anything changed. Keeping up prayers.

[@chrissiecasson700]

Sorry to hear this.

[@juliecastro9021]

I’ll keep him in my thoughts!

[@ChristineKennell]

I understand. I've been in the same position as you. I would contact NAMI for support for you.

[@xtinamax3054]

Back in the day we all played 10 and 13 was so regular for neighborhood kids. I don't know you Joe but I'm from toms river definitely recognize people. Good for you man ! This was such a a great watch.

[@stephensmith1025]

Very nice to hear that he has overcome his mental health difficulties. I'm honestly very happy for him and his family. However I don't think it's very moral to say that this is actually heartwarming when it's quite obvious that it's just a sales pitch for a story that might have a good impact on others who are not overcoming their own mental health issues. I wish the best for these people.

[@sarahbella7052]

The music greatly distracted me from the interviews but I'm glad I pushed through. I wish we had a way to prevent the torture people must go through.

[@Karinko3]

Its hard to focus on what they’re saying when there is constant music. I love music but not when people are talking

[@sandyboone8413]

This would have been much easier to watch /hear if the music wasn't 2x louder than the parents!!!

[@JazzyJ-tn9ph]

Love hearing Joseph's story of mental illness recovery, but the music in the background took away from the video. It was distracting.

[@carolpearson2350]

I agree, the music was too much. Hard to focus on the story.

[@ChristineKennell]

That's exactly how they live daily.

[@tracyjackson7065]

God bless you Joe!!!

[@DMRJ53]

That background music is way too loud

[@martinemikita9281]

This Mom smiles nad laughs at EVERYTHING. I don't know why but she disturbs me.

[@susannedodson16]

Very strange behaviour

[@JesuslovesyouJohn-316]

I feel like she smiles a lot to keep her from crying.This is her son who she carried for 9 months, held in her arms,comforted him when her cried, saw him smile and laugh as a kid. To looking at her son,but not even recognizing him😢 I saw this change in my mom when I was 4 then with my sister when she turned 21, then with my nephew who I helped raise when he turned 14. Its heart breaking & it changes you too.

[@holliemmx88]

It's a form of coping with the very sensitive content of this matter. I'm sure they suffer from mental and emotional issues all the same as parents still and have to work through it daily. I'm sure they still struggle and deal with an emense amount of guilt as well.

[@michellepage9378]

Same thought!!!! So odd

[@9092987132]

She is crying indisguise

[@Starfish2145]

Thank goodness you did not send him to military school. That would not have turned out well.

[@holliemmx88]

I don't think it's that the details are "fuzzy" i think it's that the mind has to suppress and block a lot of things out to help cope and handle things 38:52

[@Rina.J89]

I couldn’t finish watching this because the music is so loud that it gave me a headache. Too bad coz I wanted to watch

[@ChristineKennell]

This is how they live on a daily basis!

[@natalienelson8681]

I’m really having a difficult time trying to hear their voices over that music. .😢

[@EdilaLewis]

My son told the school that he hears voices but I get no help we are trying

[@barbaradivita880]

During ww2 supply lines were compromised. Some areas didn't get any wheat at all. Schizophrenia was gone.

[@MsAdventure531]

Can you please cite a source? Thank-you.

[@barbaradivita880]

@@MsAdventure531 Google schizophrenia ww2

[@barbaradivita880]

@@MsAdventure531 or schizophrenia gluten

[@juliefall2892]

There's a link with low iron

[@juliefall2892]

Body needs iron to produce dopamine serotonin etc

[@בלהבלה-ש3ו]

Maybe the volume of the background music is:- A. Maybe Jo composed and tries to be in control of a very painful, vulnerable exposition B. Maybe it mimics the flooding experiences that a schisophrenic patient feels unmedicated day in day out? "Transference".. All I'm saying is a big maybe. But mostly I wish to thank Jo for sharing- invaluabley helpful and educational❤

[@elizabethalexander6528]

I think the music is Joe's music

[@Annasayshello]

It is a terrible illness that is so misunderstood.

[@genniferpaulgomez3028]

I would say all mental person that i have known including my children are all gifted people, but born with cells that gets damage along their development & as a result, suffer to life like everyone else. No fault of theirs, just need to educate families to recognise red flags especially between the ages of 14 to 25 & for society to accept we are all unique & special.❤

[@ChristineKennell]

I agree totally.

[@sunsetstormx]

This is really good. The music is way too loud in the background and almost overpowers the testimonials. I had a wonderful wonderful friend that I lost recently who had schizophrenia. She was diagnosed at age I think 18. I'm devastated that she's not around anymore.

[@CPAndy-x5x]

The music makes hearing the discussions nearly impossible. I really wanted to watch this but can't.

[@deevillarreal9475]

❤ What a beautiful telling revisit for everyone, still Loyal loving and most of all Together 💪🏽💙🙏🏽🌹🥀Not easy to share your private life like this thank you

[@nahbruhhh7104]

I personally would have liked to hear more from him and his side of the story but it was a good doc

[@joeperagine]

Thank you for watching. I appreciate you! My entire side of the story is in my autobiographical audiobook. Purchase link below. It’s titled “Time To Face This World: The Schizophrenic Diaries of Joseph A. Peragine” Hope you enjoy it 😊 www.audible.com/pd/Time-to-Face-This-World-Audiobook/B01I0FKG8C

[@nahbruhhh7104]

@@joeperagine tyvm for the reply I’ll have to check that out . Should have had links up for all that stuff sir

[@joeperagine]

Links are in the video description as well 😊

[@nahbruhhh7104]

@@joeperagine gotta make it pop ! I’m just trying to help

[@kathyhebert1651]

Thank God, living wellness schizophrenia. KZbin channel has shown the world that you can put this metabolic syndrome into remission by living a low carb lifestyle too. I’m surrounded by those who have been affected by mental health and happy to say that my daughter is in remission living her life prescription free

[@ChristineKennell]

Not all people can be without medications.

[@PMaillet]

This would have been such a great story - if you could hear it all. Background "sound effects" just SO annoying.

[@jatca1]

My son has paranoid schizophrenia. The struggle is real.

[@michellepage9378]

What's the deal with the Mom smiling through the whole video??? Soooooo odd

[@chrissiecasson700]

Yes, very weird, the sister's eyes😮

[@Acediscoface]

Great documentary. But the constant droning background music detracts. Makes it really hard to listen to .

[@fragaflores]

The music makes this impossible to listen to.

[@elizabethalexander6528]

Kids will keep you humble. And worried I am afraid.. I lost my son at 37.

[@ChristineKennell]

I'm sorry for your loss 😢

[@Jessicam19862]

The moms not smiling she just looks like that

[@Imagimary]

Yeah. At first I found it a bit odd too, but during the video I realized that’s just her ‘basic’ face. What a brave parents being able to share this story so strongly. Schizophrenia is a horrible disease.

[@chrissiecasson700]

Really, we thought she was odd.

[@בלהבלה-ש3ו]

I love your parents❤❤ so caring

[@plannergirljones2551]

The parents were in such denial should have him help years sooner having been through this with a family member the whole family is forever traumatised and the forgotten sibling who saw and heard things that they never should have trauma forever but the parents only focus on the sick one

[@ChristineKennell]

I don't think it's so easy sometimes.

[@justicewillprevail1106]

Background music too loud

[@elizabethkopp3047]

Just followed you. Going to watch.

[@ColleenC-n5v]

Bravo…..beautiful,indeed!

[@briannag.9486]

What loving parents.

[@patrickpuzzo416]

Thank you.

[@Meowwolfwarrior]

Beautiful ❤❤❤❤

[@ambergreen6714]

U got my follow.. and im only half way thru

[@leteshakelly9848]

Who is he that I would know he have won award for

[@planetearth9055]

Sometimes I wonder if schizophrenia is nothing but alien life or alien forces getting hold of someone’s brain, and communicate or research via the person.

[@elizabethalexander6528]

No I don't think so

[@kathiec6759]

❤so good!

[@kristinamavis5050]

I would of loved to hear from joe too

[@joeperagine]

Thank you for wanting to hear my side of the story. My entire side of the story from ages 6 to 31 can be found in my autobiographical audiobook. Link below. Hope you find it informative. Well wishes to you. “Time To Face This World: The Schizophrenic Diaries of Joseph A. Peragine” www.audible.com/pd/Time-to-Face-This-World-Audiobook/B01I0FKG8C