That is not the reaction I would have if I found out I'd been getting roofied by a sibling. Some things are never ok, regardless of anyone's best intentions. Drugging a person without their knowledge or consent is one of those things.

The sister is the same woman who was poisoning her husband on House MD. Someone please keep an eye on her! (Funny how the actress found her type cast though).

Um… this is NOT like Alice in Wonderland Syndrome that I know. I had it when I was 10. It was terrifying. It lasted about 6 months. It was not from drugs, or mold, or bats. Nowadays, they think AIWS is from a virus, and I tend to agree, being that whenever I feel a cold coming on, I sometimes get twinges of AIWS.

This,,,, isn't alice in wonderland syndrome? I have it, it just makes the proportions of things look SUPER weird (too big or too small, sometimes both somehow). it doesn't make you straight up hallucinate like that lol

That girl killed her husband in house, now her sister in this series… seriously girl, talk to your agent

This is probably the most medically inaccurate "medical" show I've watched, but damn it is entertaining.

I've had AIWS since I was a child. It's not as bad now, and I only get a episode MAYBE once a month, but this is NOT what it's like at all. it's just perspective change, either everything seems smaller/larger, or father away/way too close, sometimes with sensory issues (touching anything feels like I need to peel my own skin off, even my own skin.)

No Amy, your great-great-grandparents followed their dream...what's insulting to their memory is stifling your sister from continuing that legacy by following hers.

The elder sister is the same chick who slowly poisoned her husband on House.

“Hellooo? Satan?” *had me cracking up*

Zoey: *falls of house* SOMEHOW NOT REALLY INJURED?!

I’m more so confused about how nonchalant they were about possibly being bitten by a bat with rabies. Is that not an immediate concern? She would have been out well before two weeks

I have Todd's syndrome (AIWS) I never experienced that. Mine was perspective hallucination. Like size and shape difference. It happens mainly at night or a migraine. Usually with a tumor, but not always.

Never mix alcohol and medicine!

She was Ross’s student in Friends! 🤣😂

6:28 I love how her sister checks her ears. LMAO She's like, "Really?" How rude!

“Hello Satan?” Is my favorite line in the whole video

And then she poisons her husband with gold on house. 😁

This is not Alice In Wonderland Syndrome. When you have it, depending on severity is just makes things, usually body parts, look too big or small. In my case it makes me feel like my hands are too small, or like my arms are too thin.

Yeah ok if she DID have rabies and it had been going untreated for 2 weeks they should've all been a lot more concerned.

That girl was Ross's girlfriend from Friends

“My sister can be a little… off-center sometimes…” Well, she did have to chase your ass around the house all night. She might be a little tired. Edit: well… that’s the 2nd time I’ve seen this actress play someone who dosed a loved one. At least this time it was an accident 😂

The part with the exorcism was funny

This actually does a fairly decent job in highlighting Histoplasmosis in my honest opinion, it's something not a lot of people know about. In 2015, my older sister was setting up these beautiful flower beds in her front yard, and she would make routine trips to the local dump to a large dirt pile there to collect dirt for them. It was a dirt pile we all played on as kids, when you grow up in a small town, things like dirt piles and rock piles just excite you, it's weird. Anyway, we've been around it for years, never had any issues, but when my sister went back to get some dirt for her flower beds, she contracted Histoplasmosis and carried it for months. It manifested in September as a cough, over time the cough would get worse and worse, she would go to doctors, they would tell her it was allergies until finally she stopped going and resorted to self medicating. Cough medicine, allergy meds, she kept going until one night, she noticed it hurt to laugh, and the next morning she couldn't breathe. She went to the hospital late October, and the Histoplasmosis had actually found a way into her bloodstream through her lungs, and it attacked a lymph node in the center of her chest, causing it to die, swell to the size of a fist, and put pressure on her lungs and her heart, causing her breathing difficulties and pain. Originally, it presented itself as Lymphoma, but when they went in to remove the dead lymph node, some tests were ran (I assume, I was 15 at the time and my memory is skewed.) and that's how they found the Histoplasmosis. She was on a ventilator throughout November, and was home early December, and had a PICC line throughout January for my mother to administer her medicine, since she was staying with my mom at the time. By February, around my birthday, my sister had fully recovered and all that was left to do was gradually build back up the strength in her muscles, as throughout her multi-month stay in the hospital, her muscles had atrophied. My sister went down in medical history as not only the first case of Histoplasmosis in my area (We were told by the doctors that this is typically found in more humid/tropic environments, not Central Illinois.), but how it afflicted her and how it had spread to her lymph node was something that wasn't really heard of. My sister is a survivor, something that may seem as mundane as a fungal infection that's relatively easily treatable can turn out to be so much worse if not promptly treated. If my sister's prior doctors had just ran more tests, they would have found it much sooner I'm sure, but at the same time-- This isn't Florida. This isn't Louisiana, California, there is barely any tropical weather to be had in a small town surrounded by cornfields in the middle of Illinois. They wouldn't have known to look for something like that, especially since my sister doesn't travel. It's as my sister's surgeon put it to her, it was just a very very horrible case of bad luck that she was collecting dirt from a pile that no-one would have guessed would have been contaminated in the first place.

Damn she can survive everything

Reading through this comment section is making me wonder whether this is what I was sometimes experiencing as a child. I remember occasionally when I was trying to fall asleep that I would get this incredibly overwhelming sensation that everything was too big and too small all at once, which made me get up and pace around my room for a bit until it went away. There were also some nights where if I couldn't sleep I saw small patterns and shapes orbiting around me as if I was in the center of an orb or dorm or something. It was kind of like those kids toys a while ago that had those star shaped lights go around the room. It was weird. I know I grew out of it sometime before high school but this just reminded me of it.

So the comments are split about 50/50 "That's the girl from House" or "That's not Alice in Wonderland Syndrome"

Wait. Your sister climbed the roof and is attempting to jump. You don't call the doctors, you call fire fighters.

Less AIWS, more hallucinatory drug trip.

Finally one with an answer yeah!!

I loved this show why did it go off the air

I’ve experienced Alice in wonderland syndrome

Is that Elizabeth from Friends sitcom ?!

This woman has played this type of poisonous character more than one time on tv. Pure gold. 😉

Ok I have AIWS it most commonly it only causes Visual distortion like objects/rooms growing or shrinking which can make you dizzy but can also problems with limb coordination but NOT hallucinations it’s a RARE neurological disorder they don’t know what causes it but it tends to happen in people with migraines seizures brain tumors ect

I’m just glad I don’t have the central. I hope I never encountered anyone that has this because I would never know how to deal with it.

What’s up with this girl and poisoning her loved ones she did it in another series to

I have had this since I began puberty. Mine is diagnosed as connected to my migraines. This is not even remotely close to its symptoms. I is altered perception of size of self and other objects. Mine manifest through physical sensation I will at times feel like I am physically 8ft tall (actually 5’9”) or like I am shrinking. You whole nervous system perceives it. Some do have a visual component, I don’t which makes it a battle between what I see and what I physically sense.

Nu mai am văzut asa ceva

oh my goodness the elder sister is Amy March

“HeLLoOo? SatAn?” “Exorcism?”

5:59 when i think the waiter's here with my food but pulls this move

I think you crossed your medical conditions somewhere along the line. This is not 'Alice in wonderland' syndrome. I am schizophrenic and these hallucinations are closer to a psychotic disorders.

Wasn't Amy's actress in 'House',as wife poisoning her husband with gold?

My friend did a presentation about this and it is very cool information

The acting in this is just incredible

The acting in these videos couldn't possibly be any worse

“Heloooo… satan?”

Doamne fereste

Definitely not how I experience it. That looks a lot more like full-blown hallucinations, delusions and psychosis. One thing (and probably the only thing) I saw that was correct is that it often happens around sleep. While it can take many forms, it often manifests as a strictly perceptual disorder, in that people will see things farther away or of different size. In most cases, the person experiencing it is of sound mind and can describe it as it is happening. They also wouldnt be compelled to harm themselves barring other psycopathology.

It might be AIWS homegirl was robotripping.Idid it yesterday.

Dramatization for Entertainment. Does not need to be factual. I enjoyed the episode. Lighten up people its just a TV show

Is that even a real thing /symptoms?

She is from Rizzoli and isles

Does anyone know what causes someone to hallucinate (like seeing a spider on the wall or smoke in the hallway) sometimes but only within the first 5 minutes or so of waking up almost like you're still asleep or something?

Medical shows are often inaccurate for the sake of drama, but this is one of the worst examples of it I've ever seen. This is not AIWS

lol the sister's actress is the same one who played the wife poisoning her husband with gold in House MD

So she called doctors instead of fire department

Thats not alice in wonderland syndrome. Thats some sort of mental episode

I've seen this woman poison a relative on two different med shows now.

Jeesah

This is not alice in wonderland syndrome lmao

That same actress was caught by House poisoning her husband

Had Alice in Wonderland syndrome, but that was a fictional villain

Uhm,.. my name is Alice. Lol.

This is nothing like AIWS?? I have AIWS and it's more like feeling or seeing things as really small or big, and feeling like my body is giant (kinda an out-of-body experience) or feeling tiny, or like I'm standing on the wall and that I'm going to fall down, etc, not full blown visual delusions

Is this on Netflix???????

Anyone know how that ended, was the sister doing that deliberately

but why don't they take her to the hospital

What doctors do house calls and sleepovers?

6:38 HAHA

C spine? When do they check for broken back or any abnormalities

Oh, you don’t know the entities name? well, the entities name is. A➕ Dannager because it has a lot of eyes. O-O

What show is this?

Like the Batman villain, the Mad Hatter

Elizabeth from friends!!!!!!(rosses date)

i swear this woman keeps poisoning people, last time it was her husband in house md

AIWS sounds funny

Olivia and Pinocchio are best friends forever and ever

Huh do you think this is what happend to person who wrote had the same condition and saw the whole story because they tripped on too much medicine

this was giving me criminal minds, plus didnt she play the cinderella in criminal minds??????.

STOP COUGHING INTO YOUR HAND

Yeah, it’s bats

Buy otc. Cough syrup with one ingredient starts gab--

It's Princess Daisy from the Super Mario Brothers movie!!!

Isn't that a felony?

uhh when you have aiws you do not act like that You can still think normally and react calmly not like this . this is just actualy stupid

Acting 101

Isn’t she Ross’ young gf Elizabeth 😅

Not how Alice in Wonderland Syndrome works but okay

Corona!!!!!bats

SO EARLY

I cannot watch this, it’s so unrealistic I can’t get into it. She should have went to the ER the first night let alone the second time around gosh dang

Zzzzssssszzz zzzzsssszzz...why all the hissing?

Is that Dr. Geller’s ex girlfriend???

would be funny if they had a man being affected by this, but then it woldnt be called alice in wonderland

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The acting in this series is cheesy.

This show is so lame

Not very good acting. lol