As a child, Kurt Snyder was healthy and happy. He was a good student with a supportive and loving family, and he enjoyed playing sports with his friends. But things began to change as he
went off to college: he started to experience disorganized thinking; grandiose fantasies distracted him from homework; paranoia kept him living in fear. His studies, career plans, and dreams for the future fell by the wayside as schizophrenia gradually took over his life.
Now an adult with a career in technology, Snyder has learned to successfully and healthfully manage his schizophrenia, and he tells his remarkable story in Me, Myself, and Them. The result is both an absorbing memoir and a useful guide that will help to ease the isolation caused by schizophrenia.