Fiona Cauley

But she was like, you're copying your sister.

Because my sister walked where we blamed it on other stuff and I had nothing wrong with me.

And then I kind of got in trouble for faking it by my family a lot and yada yada.

Then once I turned 18, it was my senior year of high school.

It was getting worse.

Yeah, it was always all the time.

I didn't know why.

I used to get in trouble because there was an elevator in the school for people that broke their legs or whatever, and I would use it, and I got detention all the time because I would fall down the stairs all the time, and I didn't know why.

Well, I was gaslit like crazy.

I fully thought I had a mental issue and I was making this all up.

I really just wanted an answer.

I fully believed it was something I could get fixed before I went to college.

I did not think it would be this serious.

So at 18, I took myself to a neurologist.

I eventually ended up at a neurologist, but I had to involve my mom in that.

And she was like, fine, but, like, this has to be the end of the road.

Like, they were so sick of me being, like, something wrong, you know.

And then I was right.

And then they were like, oh, my God, what's wrong with your sister?

And they got her tested, same shit.