Frighteningly Accurate

"This was a wonderful take on mental illness, something which we all can relate to. I loved the clarity of his thoughts and the way he fought to regain control of his mind. There is nothing braver than fighting with your own mind all the time, and yet this man, like many others in the world, do so everyday. This was a very accurate and detailed representation of the life of such people. The psychiatrist being painted as the villain made me understand for the first time, why some people with mental illness are unwilling to seek help. The woman's desire to help has been transformed into the worst kind of evil. I was left befuddled by the end, the rapid back and forth between memories was a little too much. That was the only part I did not like - I was confused rather than getting a feeling of the urgency and horror of the man's own confusion. Everything else was very well done, and the story resonated with me in a way few do. The grammar and punctuation was immaculate. I want to read more of this strange story!"