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It's Been Great, I Have To Dig Deep For Really Raw Emotions And At The Same Time I Have To Use My Intellect To Say The Ridiculous Medical Jargon While Acting And Treating A Patient And Then I Have To Try To Have A Personality And Emotions As Well. So It Is Definitely Hard Work.

I'm Just More Comfortable With People Who Are Like Me Than The People Who Are Not.

At Murry Bergtraum High I Wanted To Be As Different From My Father As Possible. So I Acted Out In School, I Was Very Anti-authority.

Self-expression, To Me, Is Something That You Worked On, That You Have Mastered A Skill To Say Something In The Most Artful Way That You Can. It's Not Just Blurting Stuff Out And Having Verbal Diarrhea.

Voices Come To Me But To Maintain Them Is Hard Work. They Go Away Just As Easily, So I Have To Remember Them And That Takes Work. With Sid, I Needed To Make Sure You Could Understand What He Is Saying, His Enunciation. Sometimes I Couldn't Even Say My Own Name [his Name] In His Voice. It Sounds Like 'shid', It Sounds A Bit Like He Has A Lisp.