Susannah Cahalan

It was stressful. And, and also, I mean, she couldn't, she had no money and she was under, underground. She didn't have health, healthcare. So she couldn't go to a dentist, you know, and she died very young. She died at 66. And I think a great deal of that is due to the lack of healthcare and also the massive amounts of stress she was under when she was underground.

That's beautiful. And I think that's so true. And I think, you know, she developed this armor around herself and she was a very open, we talk about openness, like she's you know, she was extremely open and the psychedelics opened her up even further.

That's beautiful. And I think that's so true. And I think, you know, she developed this armor around herself and she was a very open, we talk about openness, like she's you know, she was extremely open and the psychedelics opened her up even further.

That's beautiful. And I think that's so true. And I think, you know, she developed this armor around herself and she was a very open, we talk about openness, like she's you know, she was extremely open and the psychedelics opened her up even further.

And when her husband turned on her, when the world really turned on her, she developed this armor as a way of protecting herself, but it wasn't a natural state. And I think in some ways it was very difficult for her to maintain that distance from people, but she, It had calloused over to the point where she really kind of forgot that magical quality that really defines her in her earlier years.

And when her husband turned on her, when the world really turned on her, she developed this armor as a way of protecting herself, but it wasn't a natural state. And I think in some ways it was very difficult for her to maintain that distance from people, but she, It had calloused over to the point where she really kind of forgot that magical quality that really defines her in her earlier years.

And when her husband turned on her, when the world really turned on her, she developed this armor as a way of protecting herself, but it wasn't a natural state. And I think in some ways it was very difficult for her to maintain that distance from people, but she, It had calloused over to the point where she really kind of forgot that magical quality that really defines her in her earlier years.

She kind of had to let that go, which is very tragic.

She kind of had to let that go, which is very tragic.

She kind of had to let that go, which is very tragic.

I am so proud of you and so excited for you.

I am so proud of you and so excited for you.

I am so proud of you and so excited for you.