FINCH, natalie

NATALIE MAY FINCH
TWENTY ONE ■ FEMALE ■ HETEROSEXUAL/CURIOUS ■ 5’8” ■ PETITE
EXTREME PARANOIA/DEPRESSION/ANXIETY ■ LOW RISK PATIENT

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One night after a long and particularly grueling dance practice, she was walking out to her car and got the feeling she was being followed. She became frightened at being all alone in a large, empty, dark parking lot so she hurried to her car, but the engine wouldn’t start. She popped the hood to check it out and was viciously attacked by three girls. They beat her unconscious and she never saw their faces. She was in the hospital for three days.

The next time she felt she was being followed, she turned around and began to beat the person with her heavy purse, leaving bruises on her victim’s body. It turned out the person was an innocent stranger, and charges were pressed against her. She was sentenced to probation and community service.

While on probation, Natalie became increasingly paranoid and was struggling to deal with anxiety and depression. She was diagnosed with anxiety disorder by her family’s psychologist.

Her parents had her committed to Ravenwood after she exploded on a girl in her dance class that she was teaching. She hit the twelve year old star dancer across the face with her dance bag and threw a fit screaming that it was all her fault, the girl was a stalker. Her parents feared for her, and committed their only child. They pay out of pocket for her expenses and medications, and were sure to instruct the nurses that only the best would do for their angel.
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