We are sorry to hear that you were diagnosed with Schizophrenia but it is good to hear that you are feeling better.

However, quite a bit of medical evidence suggests that what happened in your case is extremely unusual. As you are aware, schizophrenia is a very serious disorder and is rarely cured without pharmacological or psychotherapy treatment – this has found to be true in both wealthy and poorer countries.

For the majority of schizophrenia cases, the current obstacles for treatment that we are seeing rural Nepal (which you also alluded to) are overwhelming and dangerous for the patient.

I was diagnosis with schoizophernia( in year 2003) with the great help of qualified Indian doctor. I India i got free medical serves for month as my father served Indian army.

After coming to Nepal(2005) my medical treatment had been stopped because of non availability of medicine and later because of family as my elder sister marriage was approaching at same years.

Now after almost three and half years. If i look back i come to one simple conclusion
“necessity is mother of new discovery of life”

The doctors of developed nation will be greatly surprised. The treatment of schizophrenia is possible with self control. Although i don’t have any interaction with any related psychiatrician form last three and half years.