Jordan Jozak

Things were just normal for me, for lack of a better word.

And graduated high school, went on to be a very success-oriented person, beat cancer at a very young age, at age 20.

That's amazing.

And then, yeah, just went off.

I was just like a hardworking, committed individual, and life was good.

Um, and then the memory started, like I said, and these memories weren't typical memories.

These weren't even necessarily memories of just what someone would consider like abuse or something that, um, you know, our brain from an aspect of protecting us from trauma would hide.

They were simply things that I didn't even have the vernacular to articulate.

So I was remembering and having nightmares of being in the labs, um, being surrounded with people that I learned to recognize and learn to actually remember names and

All of this went on for about a period of about two months where I was having severe PTSD, remembering all these childhood experiences, lab settings, things I didn't have the vocabulary for.

And then I eventually just began investigating my own past because at a certain amount of volume of this, at a certain amount of, wow, I'm a grounded individual.

I can journal about this.

I'm not making this up.

What is this?

I began to look into my own past.

And what I found was that I was completely removed from the public school system for multiple years of my life.

My parents were told a story that was not essentially what happened to me in person.

And upon leaving the program that I was admitted into, I lost all memory of those experiences until they resurfaced in 2023.

Yeah.

Yeah, yeah.