Georgia has heard voices all her life. There were the voices of bullies who cut her down throughout her school years. And then there were the voices inside of her head, which didn't have many nice things to say, either. So, at the age of 17, she suffered a catastrophic psychotic breakdown that resulted in her being hospitalized for seven months and receiving a diagnosis of paranoid schizophrenia.

Now, it's time for Georgia to use her voice, and she does so with candour and humour in the hope of correcting the misconceptions and stigma associated with schizophrenia. She hopes that sharing what she has learned in living with schizophrenia will help someone who may be embarking on their own complicated conversation with this devastating illness.

Georgia has heard voices all her life - the voices of bullies who tormented her throughout her school years and the voices inside her head, which didn't have many nice things to say, either. At the age of 17, she suffered a catastrophic psychotic breakdown that resulted in her being hospitalized for seven months and receiving a diagnosis of paranoid schizophrenia.

Now it's time for Georgia to use her voice, which she does so with candour and humour to address the misconceptions and stigma associated with schizophrenia. She hopes that sharing what she has learned can help someone embarking on their own complicated conversation with this devastating illness.

Georgia has heard voices all her life - the voices of bullies who tormented her throughout her school years and the voices inside her head, which didn't have many nice things to say, either. At the age of 17, she suffered a catastrophic psychotic breakdown that resulted in her being hospitalized for seven months and receiving a diagnosis of paranoid schizophrenia.

Now it's time for Georgia to use her voice, which she does so with candour and humour to address the misconceptions and stigma associated with schizophrenia. She hopes that sharing what she has learned can help someone embarking on their own complicated conversation with this devastating illness.

Georgia has heard voices all her life - the voices of bullies who tormented her throughout her school years and the voices inside her head, which didn't have many nice things to say, either. At the age of 17, she suffered a catastrophic psychotic breakdown that resulted in her being hospit