Overcoming Psychosis & Schizophrenia: Inspiring Recovery Stories

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Published 2019-01-04

On this episode of the podcast, Jesse talks about his experience growing up and how a relatively “normal” upbringing could never have prepared him for the onslaught of mental illness and the development of schizophrenia. He discusses what it is like to hear voices, how hallucinations work for people living with schizophrenia, and how he lives such a meaningful and fulfilling life. Jesse is a truly inspiring human being and is a legend in the peer support and consumer survivor community in Toronto.

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All Comments (2)

@mayyousayhd5967 5 years ago

Hello Jess, thank you for sharing your experience. I hear my inner voice saying the right thing in the way that my elder brother wants or like how he wants me to act, is that considered hallucinations?