In this personal testimony, the speaker recounts undergoing an invasive neurosurgical intervention in which doctors drilled fourteen holes in their skull and threaded electrodes through them, connecting the electrodes to an EEG machine via external wires. Because the wires were attached to the head, any movement required a nurse's assistance to prevent disconnection or injury. The speaker emphasizes the severe physical and emotional challenges faced during this period, describing it as a "really difficult time."
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