If the debate about healthcare has taught us anything, it is the consequence and impact of unexpected disease. One illness can put us into poverty. But it can also literally make us crazy. Imagine an illness, a medical mystery at first, that exhibits all the signs of demonic possession, that takes you over the line between sanity and insanity.
That's the story of Susannah Cahalan. She tell us her remarkable story in her memoir Brain on Fire: My Month ...
If the debate about healthcare has taught us anything, it is the consequence and impact of unexpected disease. One illness can put us into poverty. But it can also literally make us crazy. Imagine an illness, a medical mystery at first, that exhibits all the signs of demonic possession, that takes you over the line between sanity and insanity.
That's the story of
Susannah Cahalan. She tell us her remarkable story in her memoir
Brain on Fire: My Month of Madness
.My conversation with Susannah Cahalan:
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