Not sure if this is the right place, my apologies if it belongs somewhere else.
When I was young (maybe around age 6) I was brought to a hospital and put in a machine and told to count how many times it beeps. I remember getting scared but making it through it and that was pretty much the end of it.
My parents say it was an MRI machine (makes sense). So I asked them why I went in one. They said the doctors thought I had a brain tumor. So I asked them why they thought that. My parents explanation was that the [somethings] that go from my eyes to my brain (or something like that) were crisscrossed, which is typically a sign of a brain tumor (or so they say).
The problem with this limited description is I still have really no idea what was/is "wrong" with me. Does anyone know if this could be a legitimate story?
If not, I think they may have put a computer or an alien in my brain.
I think there's a chip in my brain (sorta)
Re: I think there's a chip in my brain (sorta)
