Yes, but maybe hard: It depends on what you mean by relationship and what the issues are as to how challenging it can be - but yes, no matter what - you can. But if this really is being asked beforehand, understand that hard can be very hard and it can mean that at the worst times you may not get much help from your partner. But it can still be a very rewarding and joyous connection.
Answered 6/21/2020
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Elyn Saks' Story: No one asks 2 have a chronic health/mental health condition. Consider listening 2 professor elyn saks, law scholar (u of southern california) & writer, talk on what living w/schizophrenia is like from the inside & her journey 2 living a full, rich life: http://nyti.Ms/14frzrd no doubt her partner & family have faced countless challenges. But they learned how 2 support her & band together.
Answered 12/9/2013
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Yes, w/ support: Yes. But only with psychological flexibility, a persistent positive attitude, and tons of support from family & friends.
Answered 7/7/2013
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