Mad Sisters: A book about two sisters and schizophrenia

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Mad Sisters: A book about two sisters and schizophrenia

"Caregivers are invisible healthcare partners," says Montreal author Susan Grundy who recently published her first book, 'Mad Sisters.' It is a story about her relationship with her sister who has schizophrenia. Fariha Naqvi-Mohamed reports.

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