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Hello everybody.

Jeremy here with a really quick pre-episode announcement. This week, we

change things up a little bit. We're doing another one of these caretaker episodes, similar

to the episode that we did with my wife, Bridie, except this time we're talking to a very sweet

woman named Cece's mother lives with schizophrenia.

And Cici plays a pretty big role in caring for her mother. We call her Cici. However, that is not

her real name. She wishes to be semi-anonymous just to protect the privacy of her family, and we totally

understand that. And I wanted to say that Cece was a great, a great guest, but her blog post is

really something. And if you have a chance, head over to our website, check it out. Her blog is called, I think it's called the same thing that we're going to name this episode.

My mother has schizophrenia.

And it's really worth the read.

There's also a really great video there from, it's a TED Talk video.

And the other thing that I wanted to say, oh, shit, maybe I shouldn't say this.

No, you know what? I'm going to say it. I'm going to say it because then we'll make sure it happens.

Next week is going to be another special episode because we're going to interview someone who actually

lives with schizophrenia.

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