A close family member has always been more emotional, sensitive, and easily offended than the rest us. At age 23, she had a bizarre episode and basically became catatonic. Not sure what to do, we rushed her to the ER. She came out of her catatonia, but still acted very strange (uncooperative, inconsolable, frantic). The docs did a complete neurological exam but couldn't find anything. This person eventually goes back to being normal.
The same catatonic episode (with erratic behavior) recurs 18 months later, and again the docs don't know what is wrong.
The same thing happens 4 months later, and a month after that.
A year later, this person has an exremely disturbing episode where she is absolutely wild, cannot stop moving, cannot stop talking, talks about things that don't make sense, talks about how all her problems are other people's fault.
This behavior returns 3 weeks later.
Doctors have not been able to give a diagnosis, so what's wrong?
2007-11-07
15:10:04
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