That's right. It's This American Life from WBEZ Chicago. So they just-- they said we're just going to make a little hole. It's like a blind date. That's totally different. And sometimes there had been a lot of thought put into the process. So there's two cases, one in Utah and one in Ohio, where patients were actually killed after repeated tasering. And the IV tubes he's hooked up to? And also joining the community of sufferers of whatever, making it your life. And he recovered. 10 feet. So he's my little brother, Dominique. You know, so--. So that would be standard procedure for a patient who's sick, instead of sending their doctor, send police officers and shoot them. Just remember your training. OK. He said the nurse said to him-- maybe hearing his accent-- you might be a doctor somewhere, but you're not a doctor here. According to the report by federal investigators, St. Joseph is now limited where police officers can go in the hospital to peripheral areas. Fox is an example, and a thoroughly admirable example of how to react. In that time, he said, the way he had chosen to use his mind, his deliberate strategy for dealing with Parkinson's, had been denial. And then sometimes people die when they're shocked with tasers. That's what I'm trying to say, like an adrenaline high, and it's just--. But he was very anxious. That I was either a lookalike or someone that could be used as a replacement. That, by the way, is when the hospital staffer who I interviewed arrived in the hallway outside Alan's room. And I get to the gate. And I'm like, OK, well, just remember your training. So he gets off the FaceTime call. Because it's your brain. It's an outrage. The one national survey on this subject found that about half of all hospitals now allow guns. Bipolar disorder is a mental health condition defined by the American Psychiatric Association and listed in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of mental disorders, fifth edition (DSM-V), a handbook used by mental health professionals. By Elizabeth Drucker . Eight years after the brain surgery, Mike wrote another essay about Parkinson's in The New Yorker. And then suddenly, he say, "well, I think I'm going to just go drive to the hospital or something.". And Alan's father asked for a psych evaluation, but he was ignored. These calculations are based on data for individuals at the age of 15 years. They would drive Alan back home to McAllen and get psychiatric help there. Bipolar disorder is a chemical imbalance in the brain that we were born with. This means that we pledge to work against individual racism, interpersonal racism, and institutional racism in all their forms. Alan comes from a family with a lot of doctors-- his dad, his uncle. Of course, we all would hope that police would know how to deal with people who were mentally ill. Bipolar disorder type 2 is a lifelong condition with the above signs as indicators to how my mood is going. Guns in hospitals wielded by people who are not trained to have guns in hospitals kill people. They locked it. Bipolar II disorder is no longer considered a milder form of bipolar disorder because it is associated with extensive depression time, functional impairment, anxiety, and the potential to escalate into a severe outcome, such as suicide (American Psychiatric Association, 2013). Life Insurance Applications for People with Bipolar Disorder The application process for a life insurance policy can take a few days or a few weeks. Bipolar disorder is a mental health condition that causes dramatic shifts in a person's mood, ... bipolar disorder affects about 7.1 million adult Americans, or about 2.8 percent of the U.S. population age 18 and older, ... have fewer new mood episodes and enjoy a better quality of life. I still thought, at that point in my life, that happiness came from an external source. So I say, well, that's not him. So then after that, I catch myself on the second story. In Alan's mind, he's still on his mission, which is evolving. And they wanted to make sure you were up for this. Research is much less clear when it comes to younger people. For them it's small. And yet here I am, discussing it on a national radio show, so obviously my motives are mixed. So I'll see you guys later." Emily Condon's our production manager. Alan hangs up on his brother. I don't know if you-- how is it that you have these officers who shoot an unarmed patient in the hospital, and then he is the bad guy, he's the guy who needs to go to jail? I was incredibly unstable for about 4 years until they finally got me on the right combination of meds, and even then, I was still a risk to myself. And seeing firearms might agitate certain patients.