Roleplay Group Forum Character Forum 3- Asylum

I have been asked to start this week's roleplay. For this week, we will be creating and playing as characters in an insane asylum. Please post your characters below, using the following format:
Name:
Age:
Diagnosis:
Bio:
Picture (optional):

Name: Alex Carter
Age: 52
Diagnosis: Schitzophrenia
Bio: Admitted to the asylum at the age of 13, when he bit his friend's ear off, in a fit of rage. To make matters worse, he did this at the command of a "demon." No treatment plan has provided any significant improvement to his condition. He has been a resident at the asylum for 39 years.

Name: Brenna Marcel
Age: 28
Diagnosis: Dissociative Personality Disorder
Bio: Brenna was born to a drug abusing mother and suffered a lot of physical and emotional abuse as well as neglect from birth to the age of 6 when her mother died of an overdose. Brenna had not gone to school up to that point and no one discovered her mother's death for days. Eventually, the landlord came to evict the family and discovered little Brenna starving and dirty as well as her mother dead in her bed with the needle still stuck in her arm. Brenna was taken to social services where she refused to speak for several months. She was bounced from foster home to foster home for several years after that. Finally at the age of 12, Brenna began to show psychiatric symptoms and was sent to a group home. She was put on many different medications over the years and given many erroneous diagnoses. Now, the young woman has been at the mental institution since she aged out of the youth group homes at the age of 18. Brenna still struggles with unifying her personalities, and that is what her treatment is aimed at. However, she cannot be released as some of her personalities put herself and others at risk.
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Name: Josh Rogers

Age: 25

Diagnosis: Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder

Bio: Josh always was a bit strange, and at age 12 his parents started noticing certain tics. He would arrange the food on his plate so that the different colors wouldn't touch, and freak out if someone disturbed the order he had created. He also had a habit of counting things, up to very high numbers. Small pieces of candy, books on a shelf and parked cars were just a few examples. His tics got stronger and more regular as he became older, and when he was 16 he was placed in a youth group home. Two years later, when he was 18, he was moved to the mental institution, where he still lives today. They have tried a lot of treatments, but so far nothing has had a lasting effect.

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