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If it's scizophrenia that just means the doctors don't really know what it is, but they have to call it something.

I have experience with it believe me when people are loved/respected/happy, they don't develop mental diseases, unless it's something like head trauma or intercranial infection, but that could have been cured long ago. Plus, it might still be someone's fault, for example when children are let to play with no care and hit their head, or swim in an unclean lake with open eyes. I don't know when your aunt became ill or how, but do you?

I had mental illness, while I can't say it's other people's fault I got it, it definitely was made a lot worse by how I was treated by everyone but especially my family.