Ciara Greene

You know, you have that kind of vibe of things looking like things are coming away, shooting away from you or coming towards you like they're down a tunnel. And I had this almost flashback to that ketamine experience where I told you it felt like I was being compressed and squeezed down a tunnel. And it was just the visual elements of that gave me this...

And I knew that's what was happening at the time. And I didn't have a panic attack or anything. But I was aware that it was like, God, this is like that. And it made it very, very unpleasant. And it felt like a long 10 minutes.

And I knew that's what was happening at the time. And I didn't have a panic attack or anything. But I was aware that it was like, God, this is like that. And it made it very, very unpleasant. And it felt like a long 10 minutes.

And I knew that's what was happening at the time. And I didn't have a panic attack or anything. But I was aware that it was like, God, this is like that. And it made it very, very unpleasant. And it felt like a long 10 minutes.

So Jill Price is a woman who's very well known because she has an extremely rare condition that's called highly superior autobiographical memory, which is usually abbreviated as HSAM. And what it is, is a really extraordinary memory for the events of your own life.

So Jill Price is a woman who's very well known because she has an extremely rare condition that's called highly superior autobiographical memory, which is usually abbreviated as HSAM. And what it is, is a really extraordinary memory for the events of your own life.

So Jill Price is a woman who's very well known because she has an extremely rare condition that's called highly superior autobiographical memory, which is usually abbreviated as HSAM. And what it is, is a really extraordinary memory for the events of your own life.

So somebody with HSAM, like somebody like Jill, for example, will be able to tell you in enormous detail about all the incidents of their lives. Like somebody who you might be able to say, tell me what the weather was like on the 30th of September, 1998. And most of us would go, how on earth would I possibly know that? But somebody with HSAM, someone like Jill, would say, oh, yeah, I remember.

So somebody with HSAM, like somebody like Jill, for example, will be able to tell you in enormous detail about all the incidents of their lives. Like somebody who you might be able to say, tell me what the weather was like on the 30th of September, 1998. And most of us would go, how on earth would I possibly know that? But somebody with HSAM, someone like Jill, would say, oh, yeah, I remember.

So somebody with HSAM, like somebody like Jill, for example, will be able to tell you in enormous detail about all the incidents of their lives. Like somebody who you might be able to say, tell me what the weather was like on the 30th of September, 1998. And most of us would go, how on earth would I possibly know that? But somebody with HSAM, someone like Jill, would say, oh, yeah, I remember.

It was really sunny. But the clouds came over at about three o'clock. We thought for a while it was going to rain, but then it didn't. And I was hanging out with my friends and my friend picked me up. And then we went off down to the shopping center and we hung out outside Claire's accessories. And my friend was thinking about getting her ears pierced.

It was really sunny. But the clouds came over at about three o'clock. We thought for a while it was going to rain, but then it didn't. And I was hanging out with my friends and my friend picked me up. And then we went off down to the shopping center and we hung out outside Claire's accessories. And my friend was thinking about getting her ears pierced.

It was really sunny. But the clouds came over at about three o'clock. We thought for a while it was going to rain, but then it didn't. And I was hanging out with my friends and my friend picked me up. And then we went off down to the shopping center and we hung out outside Claire's accessories. And my friend was thinking about getting her ears pierced.

And, you know, would be able to give you this extremely detailed blow by blow account of their own personal experiences.

And, you know, would be able to give you this extremely detailed blow by blow account of their own personal experiences.

And, you know, would be able to give you this extremely detailed blow by blow account of their own personal experiences.

So she tells the story that her dad used to work as the agent for Jim Henson, who, of course, was the creator of the Muppets and the the brain behind Sesame Street. And, you know, he would tell all these kind of stories about, you know, to the family and everybody all about Sesame Street and about Jim Henson and how incredible it was. And at the time, Jill was very young.

So she tells the story that her dad used to work as the agent for Jim Henson, who, of course, was the creator of the Muppets and the the brain behind Sesame Street. And, you know, he would tell all these kind of stories about, you know, to the family and everybody all about Sesame Street and about Jim Henson and how incredible it was. And at the time, Jill was very young.

So she tells the story that her dad used to work as the agent for Jim Henson, who, of course, was the creator of the Muppets and the the brain behind Sesame Street. And, you know, he would tell all these kind of stories about, you know, to the family and everybody all about Sesame Street and about Jim Henson and how incredible it was. And at the time, Jill was very young.

She was in nursery school. But her dad arranged for her whole class to go on a field trip to Jim Henson's studio where all of the puppets were created. And this, you know, they've talked it up for ages. And this is something, of course, that they were all really, really looking forward to it. But when the day came around for the field trip, Jill was sick. She had tonsillitis.