Background and Purpose: While schizophrenic in the positivism classification of the modern medical system have been overpathologized and their existence of suffering has been ignored, this article adopted phenomenology approaches to explore the psychological experience of young female with schizophrenia and the caring relationship. Methods: This research by the method of phenomenological psychology interviewed a 24-year-old female college student who had been diagnosed as schizophrenic, narrative transcribed and analyzed. We also collect her mother as caregiver’ data compared with the patient. Results: The paranoid discourse of the participants revealed four important thematic phenomena. (1) Lack of being signals the sense of body. (2) The blur boundary of normal and abnormal between the self and other. (3) Family-hospital situated in two different worlds. (4) Face the shadow in life cruelty. Conclusion: The outcomes implicated that anomal is not equal to abnormal, to escape from the monitoring, classification, and rectification of psychopathology diagnostic system, helping schizophrenics be furthermore concerned and cared in the clinical healing field. The paranoiac experience provides a unique structure, which is the way for the patient to live. If there is a truth in the sick world, there is a mode beyond the empirical viewpoint.