The actions of EVERYONE when they abandon Tim

The actions of abandonment, with guilt, are a long term silent killer. I knew they were abandoning by 2004. It was very direct discussion I had to have with everyone I dated. 

Hello person I am dating in 2004: "My family is going to leave my brother. I was used as a punching bag by him and I also LOVED my brother very much. At the same time, I am the only one who cares. This is going to be the story, while they deny they are abandoning him. We can move now to have leverage or when Stan moves I'm holding the last empathy bag. There is no estate for me. I was deemed bad by age 13, it is my role, it is the order of things. I like to work. If you are looking for a housewife I will not be it"

I never forget laughter from your adult children as the pain shredded the people who lived nearby and not in denial.

Graham Merriman 

Kaetlin Merriman

Greg  Merriman

Julia Merriman  

Stan Merriman - THESE 2010 EMAILS ARE SHOCKING - Tim was being informed about people at my job, like Julia was. Almost like someone gave them no life except listening to my jobs and communications. THAT person is manipulative and evil.

The person who blew money on media smears and pretexting is the worse of them all (coupled with physical threats) 

My brother, Greg, wrote an email when I was working that accused me of being "manipulative" for trying to get rehab for my sister in 2012.  It made me wonder.

Does he not know, my mother cried before she died about being emotionally abandoned by Stan? A woman who does not cry?

I would love to have bought Christmas Gifts AND donated to Neuroscience?  Although find human contact is really the only gift. Especially for those who can provide it to Tim.

I would have loved to have visited my grandmother instead of needing to finish school while working full time all day 7-5. 5:30-10. 

I no longer wonder, I now understand that was part of their abandonment strategy.  

They swoop in, make commentary, then they leave. 

People do very bizarre things when abandoning a man afflicted with schizophrenia and a drug addict sister (Julia) crops up.

It is very easy to teach other peoples children, and be ingratiated with praise, than it is to find quality of life for Tim. 

Let's be clear: Stan was VERY TIRED of indentured servitude to Tim and my mother by 2006 when mother passed away. The rest was a process. She would make him go sort things out quite often. Stan, can you go see Tim and do this or that?

Also: Cannabis - which effected both Tim and Julia. Unless Cannabis Addiction and it's effects are classed as an addiction - this family goes down with the most neurosis I have seen in history about it.

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You said: cannabis cause schizophrenia

Cannabis does not act as a singular, direct cause of schizophrenia for everyone, but it is a major "component cause" and environmental trigger that significantly increases the risk of developing the disorder. Extensive clinical evidence indicates that regular use of high-potency cannabis interacts with genetic and environmental vulnerabilities, potentially accelerating or triggering the onset of chronic psychotic disorders. [1, 2, 3]

The Core Risk Factors

The connection between cannabis use and schizophrenia depends heavily on several critical factors: [1]

• Age of Onset: Developing brains in adolescents and young adults (under age 25) are highly vulnerable to the psychoactive compound THC. Heavy usage during these formative years can accelerate the onset of schizophrenia symptoms by up to 3 years. [1, 2, 3]
• Potency and Frequency: Modern cannabis products often feature concentrated levels of THC exceeding 15%. Regular or daily consumption of these high-potency strains increases the statistical likelihood of developing schizophrenia by two to seven times compared to non-users. [1, 2, 3]
• Genetic Predisposition: Individuals with specific genetic markers (such as variants of the AKT1 or COMT genes) or a family history of mental illness face a substantially higher danger. In these high-risk individuals, cannabis can easily tip a temporary psychotic episode into a permanent diagnosis. [1, 2, 3]

The Direction of the Link

Medical researchers frequently analyze two primary theories regarding why this strong correlation exists: [1]

Perspective [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]	Description	Evidence / Context
The Component Cause Theory	Cannabis directly alters dopamine pathways and synaptic plasticity in vulnerable brains, actively triggering the disease.	Strong dose-response relationships exist; higher doses and frequencies yield significantly higher rates of psychosis.
Shared Genetic Etiology & Self-Medication	People predisposed to schizophrenia might naturally seek out cannabis to cope with early, unnoticeable symptoms like anxiety or cognitive deficits.	Studies show an overlapping genetic correlation where the same genes that elevate psychosis risk also increase the likelihood of cannabis use.

Impact on Existing Schizophrenia

For individuals who have already been diagnosed with schizophrenia, consuming cannabis severely complicates medical management. The introduction of THC typically worsens positive symptoms like hallucinations and paranoia, leads to higher rates of relapse, increases the necessity of hospital stays, and directly hinders the effectiveness of standard antipsychotic treatments