Star of the Star Wars: Hidden Threat "found himself at the rehabilitation center

Jack Lloyd, a child-actor, played young Anakin Skywalker. But glory was detrimental to him. The young man has been in the rehabilitation center for almost a year. Jake Lloyd played the role of little Enakin Skywalker in the 1999 movie "Star Wars. Episode I: Hidden Threat. " According to his mother, Jake is now in a psychiatric rehabilitation center. About it writes People. In an exclusive interview, Lloyd's mother, Lisa Lloyd, spoke about her 35-year-old son with a mental illness.

With the approximation of the 25th anniversary of the "hidden threat", Lisa thought it was the perfect time to tell how her son has been spending from the time of his participation in the Star Wars. "Jake has started problems in high school," Lisa said, remembering the moment when she first noticed the change of her son's personality. "He started talking about" reality. "He didn't know if he was in this reality or in other reality.

I didn't even know what to say," her son even said that he did not know where he was and He stopped learning. According to her, after Jake has gone to the doctor, the medical worker said he could have a bipolar disorder. According to Lisa, although he was prescribed several medicines to eliminate problems, nothing helped. It was time, Jake graduated from high school in 2007 and was looking forward to the start of the autumn courses at the Columbia Chicago Colmbian.

However, it was here that, according to Lisa, it all began to change dramatically. "He missed a lot of classes and told me that people were watching him," she said. She said her son claimed that he saw people with "black eyes" watching him, and sometimes he went into night conversations with the leading Daily Show John Stuart through the TV screen. He continued to visit doctors until he was diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia.

"When they finally told him about it, it rolled him into even more depression," Lisa said during an interview. She said that her son refused to take medicine because she did not think he was ill. He broke his car and turned off the phone. And then he called and said he was killed.

Jake is currently about 10 months from a 18-month-old stay in a psychiatric rehabilitation institution after she calls a full-scale psychotic breakdown in March 2023, when he stopped the car in the middle of a three-lane road and other drivers called the police. The woman reported that Jake is feeling better now. And he saw new films from the Star Wars series. "He loves all the new of the Star Wars. People think Jake hates" Star Wars. "But it's not. He loves these movies," Lisa said.