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Emily is 22 and still lives at home on Bainbridge Island with her parents. She was diagnosed at age eleven and has experienced not knowing what's wrong with her and battling with special education. She has been told her whole life to act this way by many NT's whom she knows only want to help. She has infiltrated into society and is a student of cyber-security at Washington Technology University.
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