In this video Sarah Price Hancock responds to UK Psychiatrist, Dr. Sameer Jauhar, who mentioned the anger patients may feel when they have a "bad experience" with psychiatry. Sarah's "bad experience" was a repetitive brain injury from repeated exposure to 450 volts/900 milliamperes/504 millicoulombs electricity with a medical device which is "FDA approved" but never safety tested using modern clinical parameters. She lives with "General Motor Dysfunction," "Brain Injury" " cognition and memory impairment;" " neurological symptoms" (episodic dyskenisia, episodic paroxysmal neuromuscular disorders) "Visual Disturbance," "auditory Complications" all of which are listed as "SERIOUS ADVERSE EVENTS" recognized by the Thymatron System IV medical device manufacturer in their user manual, but not disclosed to patients during informed consent. Psychiatrists do not routinely provide comprehensive brain injury assessments to patients injured by ECT. Consequently there is little accurate data on how many of the 2 million people a year are injured by this treatment worldwide. She had more than 100 electroconvulsive therapy (ECT) treatments also known as "shock treatment" for a presumed diagnosis of treatment resistant schizoaffective disorder. It was later diagnosed as fungal hepatic encephalopathy. Though modern Psychiatry denies patients can be injured by ECT or say that it is rare, manufacturer user manuals, the APA and neuropathology demonstrate injuries consistent with both repetitive brain injury and repetitive electrical trauma. The focal point of the electrical charge is on the brain stem.