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        As I sit here, I think to my self. “Am I in the norm, I must be sane. Is it possible that I am not.” I think ponder this question for hours.”Am I truly sane”? The signs of sanity seem to fit me except few querks.
        Some would say that I am insane, and then there are some that would say that I’m normal. But what are they, could it be that they are insane and simply concider me normal. Or maybe, just maybe they are insane and consider me insane because I think unlike them.
        You’re probably sitting there thinking me insane for even questioning this. But I’ll tell you what started this all. One day I was in class as every other school day just kinda halph there and  halph gone. Not really paying much attention at all. Just phaseing in and out of conciousness. Catching little bits of information, just enough to do the work. Anyways I happened to come to when the teacher was talking about the signs of sanity and insanity.
        This peeked my interest so I started to listen.  “insanity”...”mentally ill”...”crazy”....” looney”, words that we fear yet are intrigued by. I  see “looney” people on movies and wonder what makes someone that way. I personally have never seen a looney person in any life experiences and I’m not so sure that I want to. Partially because I fear that I may be very close to what they are.      “Phobia”- extreme fear of a certain object or situation.  My worst fear is probably becoming what I along with most others cringe, gawk, and laugh at. One of the insane.
        I am constantly questioning my sanity. “Insane or not insane, that is the  question” that I wonder and fret over. “I am not insane”, I tell myself. But I still am curious as to if I am. Do I just not see that I am. But than I gain confidence, “I can’t be insane” I have to many friends.
        They’re never going to take me away to a mental institution. Cause I’m not insane I tell you. I’m not, I’m not, I’m not, I’mmmmmmmmmmmm nonnnoooooooooottttttttttttttt.

Crutchfield Mental hospital Patient: Kevin A. Gennings.
Situation: Critical! and getting worse.
Assigned Doctors: Dr. Horton, Dr. Keaton.

        The patient Mr. Gennings has gotten worse in the last two weeks.  His hallucinations are getting even worse. Nothing can convince him that He is no longer in school. We have tried everything with no results.  Today we have decided to try a more unique and seldomly used technique.
        We are going to try a brain cleansing. At exactly 6:30  Thursday. Jan.  21,1921 the operation begins. A trained surgeon will atempt to open the skull with no severe dammage to the brain. He shall then free the brain from the head and proceed to thouroly clean the brain with windex and a smooth towel as  to not scratch the brain. We are really looking forward to trying this. Although it is an unusual technique we believe that it will be sucessfull.
Dr. Horton.

Crutchfield Mental Hospital
Patient: Charlie M. Horton
Situation: Severe
Assigned Doctors: Dr. Smith,Dr. Ying

The patient Mr. Horton is still insisting that He is a Dr. in our hospital. We are working with him trying to stop this insanity but  it’s not working yet.................


Uninsane
   by Mike D. Liebst   

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