Scott Stump
MSNBC.com
January 17, 2012
High school cheerleader and art student Thera Sanchez took a quick nap one day last October, and when she woke up, the life she had known was gone.
In its place, she was plagued by uncontrollable body movements, tics and verbal outbursts, similar to Tourette’s syndrome. It turned out Sanchez was not alone, as she is one of 12 girls from LeRoy Junior-Senior High School in upstate New York who has been exhibiting symptoms of a mysterious condition that has baffled doctors.
“I’m very angry,’’ Sanchez told TODAY’s Ann Curry during an interview Tuesday. “I’m very frustrated. No one’s giving me answers.’’
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12 girls afflicted. All going to the same school, yet they claim it has nothing to do with the school. Riiiiiiiight...
My first thought was some kind of street drug but i remembered how my dog acted after whiffing ant pellets...sounds neurological to me and possibly noxious fumes in the air...just my guess...either way, this is behond f'd up...
Seems like intoxication to me, likely fumes in the environment, but something like this could help
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