And we are back with Robin Riser.

Listen, part one was so good.

And I think we left off in a great spot.

But I just didn't want anybody to feel like.

And then you lived happily ever after and rehab was great.

And like, that's not how it went down.

So tell us how it went down.

I mean, I was super angry in rehab.

The first week was a what they call a eval where they basically, and this was tough love

at that time, like they really were, they weren't, nobody was trauma informed or anything.

Like nobody tried to be nice to you through this.

And so they were just like, if I cried,

they were like, you're not crying. You're if you, they were just like the whole time,

everything you said, they were like, you are so full of shit. Everything we said. And then they

also, the counselor read my diary out loud to the group. It was, I mean,

not the whole thing, but just like a passage. And I was like, this, that would never happen now.

You could, that would never happen. But yeah, I was really pissed. And-

Was anybody nice to you?

Because that seems so counterintuitive.

Yeah, nobody was nice to me until I got to the unit.

And I had tried really hard to convince him that I had schizophrenia.

I was convinced that I had schizophrenia.

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