The Truth About ECT(Electroconvulsive therapy)

One of the hardest parts of catatonia to explain is that sometimes it looks like progress when it actually isn’t. There were days Connor appeared to be “eating.” He would scoop food with a spoon, bring it to his mouth, chew, and go through all the motions — but he wasn’t aware there was no food on the spoon. Sometimes the food had already fallen off. Sometimes it never made it to his mouth at all. To someone watching from the outside, it could look like he was eating, but in reality, his brain a