Fear Clinic Page #2
Get her prepped, please.
- We're closed.
- Caylee. Caylee.
Here. I got her. I got her.
Come here. Come on.
Come on. Get up. Get up.
We got you.
What makes you think
you had a fear aftershock?
I mean, but it was so...
real.
Like the mask, the gun.
Okay, within days of being
in the chamber, Sara, sure,
but you haven't had a session in a year.
It's... it's unheard of.
There hasn't been one documented case
of fear aftershocks reemerging
since he built the chamber 20 years ago.
I don't understand why
I can't talk to Dr. Andover.
You know, what was that thing
that he was in?
It's always been a
secret part of his process.
What do you mean?
Even though he can't see what you see,
emotional toll on him.
Well, then why doesn't he just go
into the chamber himself?
Because it'd be counterproductive,
I mean, possibly even dangerous.
He's the only one
who knows how to run it.
He'd be the first to tell you, Sara,
he has no fear to treat.
I don't know what's going on here,
but our fears are coming back.
And what is this black stuff
she projectile-vomited all over me?
At first, I thought it was
stomach bile, but it's thicker,
more viscous.
All I can tell you, Sara, is we've never
seen anything like it at the clinic.
Is there something
you're not telling me?
It's Paige.
Paige Peterson?
She's dead.
- What do you mean? She was better. I...
- She was better...
for a while.
She came back months later
insisting on talking to Andover.
Just like me now.
Did she die in the chamber?
I... Sara, I can't give you any more details,
Sara. I've already said too much.
And I'm afraid you're wasting
your time here.
Look, I can't go backwards.
I put up with those hallucinations
in the chamber.
I did everything.
Caylee is clearly sick, okay?
I'm not leaving.
S...
Sara.
Rewind. When did you know
that you could take the lead
and finish it out strong?
From the beginning.
I don't question it. I don't question it.
You just keep riding hard. You stay focused.
You keep doing it, you're gonna win,
you're gonna win, and that's
what I do. Done. Did it.
Another trophy for your mantel...
Try to relax, okay.
We're gonna get you something
for your pain, okay? Just relax.
Okay, I'm afraid Caylee is much sicker
than when we initially treated her.
Her sitophobia and body
dysmorphic disorder
have reached a point she could die
if she doesn't start eating.
I don't get it. She was cured
when we were here last year.
Why can't you treat her
with traditional means?
I'd have to run more tests to find out.
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