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𝙱𝚊𝚌𝚔𝚐𝚛𝚘𝚞𝚗𝚍 𝚂𝚝𝚘𝚛𝚢
1. Diagnosis: Avoidant Attachment Disorder
Treatment Recommendations: Play therapy, family therapy Nagi’s father would do anything to support his family, after all, that was the job of a loving father. The trouble all began with the lawsuit after prescribing the wrong medication to a child, leading to a fatal seizure. News about the child’s death spread like wildfire and it wasn’t long before her father’s clinic was going under due to a dreadful reputation. In a desperate attempt to keep the family’s only source of income alive, Mr. Fujioka took out several IOUs with a local insurance company. Tirelessly working his days away, her father worked himself to death because he loved her so much. So much so that when the debt was due, and the business had continued to fall underway, he took Nagi in his arms and said, “I love you so much that you are going to go on a very, very, very long adventure with this man who is going to love you even more than I ever could.” Those were his parting words, as the child and her new found husband left him with a couple hundred yen and love in his back pocket. 2. Diagnosis: Complex Post Traumatic Stress Disorder
Treatment Recommendations: Prazosin, Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR), Alprazolam (Xanax) Grooming. There is not a hair out of place for when the bourgeois arrives; they will not settle for children who are incapable of being mature, well rounded little pets. By day, the boarding school she was enrolled in taught her the basics, math, science, writing, etiquette. Being a proper lady was essential in this day in age; there was nothing her husband loved more than compliance. Meanwhile, evenings were reserved for labor, training her the art of coercion, obedience, and charisma. She quickly learned that it did not matter your level of intelligence, if you had money, you could get to the top, and if you were at the top, you could do anything you wanted. So much so that you could purchase children, traffick them to a foreign country, and coerce them into entertaining the bourgeois in any way they desired. And that’s how she found herself arms-length deep in the guts of her roommate as a side dish for everyone attending the backroom party. She was loved by everyone. 3. Diagnosis: Substance-Induced Psychosis
Treatment Recommendations: Sobriety Freedom tastes sweet, almost as sweet as the chocolate cakes her victimizer would bring on Friday evenings. Fighting for his attention was always a competition, and one that Nagi quickly learned would get her far if she found the right strategy. At first, it was small gifts, little toys, and rings she would ask him to bring. As Nagi grew older, it was magazines, books, a bottle of wine if he’d allow the minor a glass. Eventually, she learned the value in money, often asking for a bigger and bigger stack as each pay period passed, sneaky hands taking anything extra that she could find from his wallet. Though she wasn’t his only wife, the once tattered and scrawny child was growing into a perfectly designed woman, catching hold of his attention just an ounce more than any other pet. She was so carefully designed that her abuser would ultimately regret that transaction 15 years ago as it resulted in a bullet through his skull. Who even needs a man’s love? 4. Diagnosis: widow
Treatment Recommendations: Money After her husband’s 'unfortunate' death, Nagi found herself inheriting an undercover trafficking business, a pretty cute dog, and a surplus of money. In taking over the ‘family business’, she found a potential gold mine of wealth in organ trafficking, deciding to rebrand her company, as it was now under new management. Once completing her medical degree at UCLA, Nagi returned to Japan to open a clinic just as her father had always dreamed his daughter would inherit. Aiming to provide others with the ability to work through trauma and mental illness, she primarily spends her time managing patient medication or running psychotherapy appointments. Nagi’s work focuses on accessible psychological care, providing flexible pay rates and support for those who don’t have insurance. All they have to do is fill out the paperwork.
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