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Schizophrenia: Heather

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    Why keep...
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    What do...
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    Do you realize that I have a
    monopoly over the coffee
    industry?
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    Okay, so that's the
    problem, isn't it?
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    That's the complaint, right?
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    Well, uh, I have kryptonite in
    me.
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    You know what that is, don't
    you? Kryptonite?
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    And, uh...
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    To arrive krypton, I mean, I
    drink coffee and soda.
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    And no one else knows what to
    eat.
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    I mean, do you live on raw eggs?
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    Do you live on raw eggs?
    Do you eat raw eggs?
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    When I was pregnant, I think
    boys get paid,
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    and he goes, don't.
    Yeah, that's true.
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    But I ate raw eggs.
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    But, ah, do you eat raw eggs?
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    What do you eat and drink?
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    What's the-- Is that the
    problem, big problem?
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    Do you know what to keep you
    sane by?
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    Is that a complaint?
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    No?
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    Okay.
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    My daughter now is in a state
    hospital.
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    We, like most families, have run
    out of funds after years of
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    seeking help in all the private facilities,
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    and there certainly is a
    vast difference between the
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    private facility and the state hospital.
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    These are not hospitals.
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    These are institutions, some of
    them very much like prisons.
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    When it comes time to take her
    back to the hospital,
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    ah, she's, you know, reluctant
    to go back.
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    And then I say to myself, "Is it
    possible...
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    Is it possible that I could keep
    her home?"
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    No. And, then I...
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    You want to go to Hornox shopping?
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    Do you want to go
    Hornox shopping?
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    What kind of shopping, Heather?
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    ..Hornox shopping.
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    What is that?
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    What are you deaf?
    I don't know...
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    Oh, Heather. I... Is it a soap?
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    Huh?
    Is Hornox a soap?
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    Hornox.. is a soap, yeah.
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    Oh, and you want to go... You want to buy some?
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    Yeah.
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    Is it a special kind of a
    soap?
    Mmm hmmm.
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    Oh, we'll stop on the way.
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    Do you want to stop and get them
    when we go back?
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    We're not going back.
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    Heather, we have to go back. You
    know that.
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    I like my .. Well, what in...
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    I do nothing.
    Believe me.
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    I do nothing. Okay?
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    You mean you do nothing where,
    Heather?
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    Here.
    I do nothing.
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    I don't care.
    I do nothing.
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    Well, Heather, we're
    going to have to go back.
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    You know that.
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    Yeah, I know that.
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    Well, we don't have
    to go back right away.
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    But, you're not rough with me.
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    Wait 'til they come here
    with the straight jacket, okay?
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    No, Heather.
    They're not going to do that.
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    If they don't do that, I
    don't have to go back.
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    Mrs. Delotia, Mrs. Barnes
    told me in the morning
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    that I am not welcoming
    back.
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    She said, "We ain't comin'
    after ya." They said that!
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    Well, they shouldn't
    come after you.
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    We're not going to have them...
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    I do nothing, and that's what I
    wanna do.
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    Nothing.
    I know, Heather.
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    But we do have to go back so
    that you can come here again
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    and stay longer and stay
    overnight.
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    You know that, Heather.
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    We're gonna have to leave, and
    then you'll come home again,
    Heather.
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    Why not go to Washington?
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    We're just waiting
    for the paperwork.
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    Did you ever have a complex?
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    A president of the
    United States come.
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    That means you're retarded.
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    You know. I'm retarded.
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    We know...
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    I'm retarded. Right?
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    I'm an idiot, a moron.
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    You're not, Heather.
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    You're none of those things,
    Heather.
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    I'm a boss.
    I'm a boss.
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    I'm an orderer, a dictator. You know?
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    You're not retarded, Heather. Don't... Do I... Could you ..
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    We have to go back to Manhattan today?
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    Where do you live in Manhattan?
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    Central Park West.
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    Central Park.
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    Near the ....
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    Yeah.
    Yeah.
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    (laughs)
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    Did ya ever wear a dress?
    No?
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    Katie Bell was a ... of mine.
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    This is...
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    Boys with dresses.
Title:
Schizophrenia: Heather
Description:

Heather shows disordered unorganized thoughts in her conversations. The odd facial expressions she displays when she speaks is a side effect of the antipsychotic medication she is on. While some antipsychotic meds do not produce such side effects, not all schizophrenics response well to such medication.

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