This does help. I have schizoaffective disorder and I'm on meds. I'm going to college soon. It's encouraging to hear of people doing well and managing their issues.

I have been accepting of and treating schizo-affective disorder for well over a decade now. I think the most important thing to have outside of a good doctor and therapist is a network of people who may not understand your disorder(s) but support and encourage you regardless. There is a lot to be said for being able to reach out to someone no matter the hour of day.

Hey Alex, I was told I had a very good likelihood of completing college with the right support network. I believe that the quality of your mindset behind your disorder can cause you to rise up above the negative stereotype of crazy. This has always been my goal.