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We love your film and show it whenever we can to people who come through our doors.

Wonderful Job, John!

i just watched your film.  It's very emotional for me because my son didn't make it through his schizophrenia.  This film has helped me understand his struggle in a deeper way.  I have always blamed myself for his suicide.  This illness is devistating and I think he left because it was too painful to live with this illness...not because I wasn't a good enough mother.

My daughter, Alex's sister, also enjoyed watching this very much.  I appreciate the courage it took you to document your pain and your plight to help others.

I want to purchase some of your art.  My son was an artist too.  He was 21.  Thank you for telling his story too.

God bless you John. You're an angel here living this life to help educate others.  YOu are a good and faithful servant.  Thank you.

this is a great film that portrays schizophrenia through the eyes of one who is actually diagnosed. After watching this film, i am actually really curious of how the media portrays schizophrenia to the public and peoples thoughts of the issue. 

I found the film informative , and most of all moving.  I am a Forensic Therapist and work with clients from the criminal system who have a mental illness.  Additionally, my 23 year old son was diagnosed with Schizophrenia at age 17.  I watched your film, cried laughed, and took notes.  I would have liked to show your film to the clients in a group therapy session, but the commercial version is too $$ for me.  I did talk about the film, described it and printed out pages from your "John " section as well as the recommended reading.

Thank you so much for the film, with your art you can "show" what you are feeling and seeing, helping those on the outside see through your eyes.

Jacqueline