Today Comparison today News was able to interviewed Michael James the famous Jazz player from 1990. At the beginning of his prime he was producing hit records and solid out shows. Then one day he had a mental breakdown and disappeared. It was like he fell off the face of the earth. After 30 years he returned and Comparison News was able to get an interview with him. He was interviewed by James Nickson who suffers from similar symptoms. Michael James endures schizophrenia, which ended his career abruptly. James Nickson suffers from type 2 diabetes that limits his work performance. During the interview James asked Michael question pertaining to his disorder.
James: How old were you when you noticed your first symptom? Michael: I was 22 when I had noticed one of the symptoms; disorganized speech. When I would talk to my parents they were unable to understand me because my words would get twisted.
James: Does anyone else in your family have schizophrenia?
Michael: I`m not very sure but my grandfather said his brother had similar symptoms. When he was a little boy he imaged that aliens would try and kill him in his sleep and he heard voices calling his name. Actually our symptoms started around the …show more content…
Even when adding preventative steps to prevent their chance of getting diabete such as, changing diet, exercising, treatment, and medication. Likewise, those with diabetes are more likely to be diagnosed with a mental health disorder. Here is a video explaining schizophrenia and relapsing Video. “The researchers pooled data from 16 studies comprising 731 patients with a first episode of schizophrenia and 614 people from the general population. They analysed blood tests from these studies and found that patients with schizophrenia showed higher risk of developing type 2 diabetes compared with healthy controls”.(Schizophrenia could
James: How old were you when you noticed your first symptom? Michael: I was 22 when I had noticed one of the symptoms; disorganized speech. When I would talk to my parents they were unable to understand me because my words would get twisted.
James: Does anyone else in your family have schizophrenia?
Michael: I`m not very sure but my grandfather said his brother had similar symptoms. When he was a little boy he imaged that aliens would try and kill him in his sleep and he heard voices calling his name. Actually our symptoms started around the …show more content…
Even when adding preventative steps to prevent their chance of getting diabete such as, changing diet, exercising, treatment, and medication. Likewise, those with diabetes are more likely to be diagnosed with a mental health disorder. Here is a video explaining schizophrenia and relapsing Video. “The researchers pooled data from 16 studies comprising 731 patients with a first episode of schizophrenia and 614 people from the general population. They analysed blood tests from these studies and found that patients with schizophrenia showed higher risk of developing type 2 diabetes compared with healthy controls”.(Schizophrenia could