“…the first thing I learned as soon as I was put into the hospital was that I couldn’t actually talk about what was wrong. Because then I would be taken against my will somewhere, and my parents would have to pay for it… So as soon as I was told I couldn’t leave, then I shut out even more. And I’d already been reluctant to hand out information, but at that point it was, ‘I’m just going to say whatever I need to get out.’ To anyone, to my parents, to therapists, whatever I need to do to make them think nothing is wrong.”