Kelsey

It was like, oh my gosh, of course I'll help you. You're away from family.

Joanne had found out that Morgan had secured saline and like supplies to give herself IV treatments, but they were never actual treatments.

Joanne had found out that Morgan had secured saline and like supplies to give herself IV treatments, but they were never actual treatments.

Joanne had found out that Morgan had secured saline and like supplies to give herself IV treatments, but they were never actual treatments.

Morgan would come out of the hospital like having fixed her broken wrist and then would break it again and tell everyone that it was cancer related, that her cancer had come back. But in reality, she was going back to the doctor and being like, oh, my broken bone, will you fix it? And they would fix it.

Morgan would come out of the hospital like having fixed her broken wrist and then would break it again and tell everyone that it was cancer related, that her cancer had come back. But in reality, she was going back to the doctor and being like, oh, my broken bone, will you fix it? And they would fix it.

Morgan would come out of the hospital like having fixed her broken wrist and then would break it again and tell everyone that it was cancer related, that her cancer had come back. But in reality, she was going back to the doctor and being like, oh, my broken bone, will you fix it? And they would fix it.

But after four or five times of this happening during that school year, they had actually had to blacklist her from the hospital because she had like exhausted the hospitals in that area.

But after four or five times of this happening during that school year, they had actually had to blacklist her from the hospital because she had like exhausted the hospitals in that area.

But after four or five times of this happening during that school year, they had actually had to blacklist her from the hospital because she had like exhausted the hospitals in that area.

The fact that Morgan had been assigned this label and not allowed to get treatment at these hospitals anymore was like a really serious thing. And they had officially listed it as factitious. At the time it was called Munchausen. That's how they formally called it on her record. Like, do not treat her. This is unhealthy. And they had kept encouraging her to get psychiatric care.

The fact that Morgan had been assigned this label and not allowed to get treatment at these hospitals anymore was like a really serious thing. And they had officially listed it as factitious. At the time it was called Munchausen. That's how they formally called it on her record. Like, do not treat her. This is unhealthy. And they had kept encouraging her to get psychiatric care.

The fact that Morgan had been assigned this label and not allowed to get treatment at these hospitals anymore was like a really serious thing. And they had officially listed it as factitious. At the time it was called Munchausen. That's how they formally called it on her record. Like, do not treat her. This is unhealthy. And they had kept encouraging her to get psychiatric care.

And so after lying about it to all the doctors in the city of her college, this is the summer that she met me.

And so after lying about it to all the doctors in the city of her college, this is the summer that she met me.

And so after lying about it to all the doctors in the city of her college, this is the summer that she met me.

Joanne was mutual friends with someone and that person didn't even know that Morgan was dying of cancer. She just started kind of hitting parts of the story that didn't make a lot of sense. That's why she kept trying to like tell me something but felt like she didn't have enough proof to tell me.

Joanne was mutual friends with someone and that person didn't even know that Morgan was dying of cancer. She just started kind of hitting parts of the story that didn't make a lot of sense. That's why she kept trying to like tell me something but felt like she didn't have enough proof to tell me.

Joanne was mutual friends with someone and that person didn't even know that Morgan was dying of cancer. She just started kind of hitting parts of the story that didn't make a lot of sense. That's why she kept trying to like tell me something but felt like she didn't have enough proof to tell me.

We started comparing stories and realized there's a lot more to this story than we even know between the two of us.