If the condition is in the latent phase

Who's going to stop them? Their children also go to a regular school and a regular class.

Yes, they can

Yes

They can, and many don't see a doctor or register for prenatal care.

I wasn't really raised by anyone, I raised myself :))

They can and do raise children. My mom has schizophrenia. She was last hospitalized 25 years ago. She raised me and my sister, and four grandchildren. She's been married to my dad for 55 years, and my dad has always taken on all the critical moments in our family.

Not necessarily

Svetlana Should children attend other schools and classes?)))

This hereditary condition often appears after childbirth or stress.

Depending on how the illness progresses. If the remissions are stable - yes. If the patient follows all protocols - yes. If the person is in denial/not being treated - no

Practice shows that they can.

They can, but I can only imagine such a family if one of the partners is healthy and takes on the responsibilities of the other during periods when they can't do it themselves. Well, or the illness should be mild and the parent is constantly under medical supervision 🤷🏼️

The hereditary link to schizophrenia isn't proven. The condition is complex in general.

They can, who would stop them?!

There is no "schizophrenia gene." When a parent has the illness, the risk for their child increases, but it's not a certainty that the child will also be ill.

No. Acquired schizophrenia exists. And I have many examples where neither children nor grandchildren inherited this illness, neither in acquired form nor as regular schizophrenia.

Tatyana Thank you