darkSpyro

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/hea...ucinations.html
No words...
okay a few.

The father has publicly admitted to beating the child and shaking her for keeping him awake at 2 months old. Not to mention, her little brother has autism and is showing signs of the same thing she had.

TL; DR: child-onset schizophrenia leaves a genius girl hallucinating 95% percent of her conscious time and she tries to kill herself and her baby brother numerous times, because "the rats told her so".

She even once asked her father how to break her own neck. She has thousands of imaginary "friends" telling her what to do and because of her disease she believes they are real.

Well it must be interesting to see what she's seeing.....

Poor things... ;w;

Just read it all.......that's sad and scary.

That is a mental disorder the person should deal with on thier own. If she feels save with her Illusions I dont see why she'd do that.
Tough it's pretty sad to hear the Suicidal part....

Quote: scratchking22

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/hea...ucinations.html
No words...
okay a few.

The father has publicly admitted to beating the child and shaking her for keeping him awake at 2 months old. Not to mention, her little brother has autism and is showing signs of the same thing she had.

TL; DR: child-onset schizophrenia leaves a genius girl hallucinating 95% percent of her conscious time and she tries to kill herself and her baby brother numerous times, because "the rats told her so".

She even once asked her father how to break her own neck. She has thousands of imaginary "friends" telling her what to do and because of her disease she believes they are real.

When I read the artificial, I saw nothing about that.

Quote: Trix Master 100

Quote: scratchking22

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/hea...ucinations.html
No words...
okay a few.

The father has publicly admitted to beating the child and shaking her for keeping him awake at 2 months old. Not to mention, her little brother has autism and is showing signs of the same thing she had.

TL; DR: child-onset schizophrenia leaves a genius girl hallucinating 95% percent of her conscious time and she tries to kill herself and her baby brother numerous times, because "the rats told her so".

She even once asked her father how to break her own neck. She has thousands of imaginary "friends" telling her what to do and because of her disease she believes they are real.

When I read the artificial, I saw nothing about that.

It's not in the article, it was in his reddit AMA.

Quote: scratchking22

Quote: Trix Master 100

Quote: scratchking22

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/hea...ucinations.html
No words...
okay a few.

The father has publicly admitted to beating the child and shaking her for keeping him awake at 2 months old. Not to mention, her little brother has autism and is showing signs of the same thing she had.

TL; DR: child-onset schizophrenia leaves a genius girl hallucinating 95% percent of her conscious time and she tries to kill herself and her baby brother numerous times, because "the rats told her so".

She even once asked her father how to break her own neck. She has thousands of imaginary "friends" telling her what to do and because of her disease she believes they are real.

When I read the artificial, I saw nothing about that.

It's not in the article, it was in his reddit AMA.

Then could have posted the reddit link as well. I mean just putting a link up where it doesn't say such is just miss leading.