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I just didn't feel right.

It kind of resembled feelings of depression and mono kind of mixed together.

I kept saying to my friends I just don't feel like myself.

But from there, I basically experienced an unraveling.

I lost any sense of myself. I was paranoid, I was hallucinating, I was violent, I hit and punched nurses, I tried to escape the hospital.

In many ways I resembled kind of a cage animal. I was very

frightened and angry. It received many different diagnoses. Bipolar one,

schizoaffective disorder, and then it changed in the really, really wrong direction.

I stopped speaking and then started just grunting, smacking my lips repeatedly,

absence of any reaction, absence of any emotion.

I had blood tests, I had MRIs, I had hat scans,

and everything was coming back negative. A doctor named Dr.

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