Yeah, after my first whatchamacallit, I was on medication for awhile, and then I stopped taking it, I went for a good year and a half without, did not have any symptoms, it can happen, its the weirdest thing on the planet really, it can just go away.

It's almost like it isn't a brain disorder at all.

It is so awful that no one knows whats happening to us.
I should rephrase that, some know exactly what is happening to us don't they.
I hate it when people don't know.

It is glad that your son is doing well. Schizophrenia is treatable, which means when patient received treatment it can become better. Unfortunately, not all cases have the same outcome as your son did. Most of the mild to severe schizophrenia patient experience relapse after few months or few years later. Many of them experienced discrimination during or after that. Therefore, family member should keep an eye to them, care more about them. Family supports are important in helping schizophrenia patient.

I understand that the word “incurable” make people worry and feel uncertain. Try to think positive and don’t push yourself too hard. With you love and concern, your son can get rid to it.