We don't have a magic bullet for the treatment of schizophrenia and clinicians are struggling every day to find a medication that will work for individual patients.

There is still a double-edged sword here.

The town going to 6 million gallons a day seems to be a very good choice for effective treatment capacity. Beyond six, I think there is a very big question mark. At this point, we would not recommend 9 million gallons per day unless it is cost effective to pump everything in the county back.

He is responding to treatment and shows improvement every day.

I make strange decisions every day. I live off magic, not necessarily off ones and zeroes.

The problem is one day the magic is over. I don't intend to take on someone who is already in trouble.