Baby Jane

Piki had been the confident one, the girl who could always do what she wanted. But that changed when Pike surrendered to the anxiety she had kept at bay with the help of legal, numbing drugs. Now she is unable to leave her home, unable to care for herself, on the verge of starvation. Her friends try to reach out but the wrong words come out or the right words come out at the wrong time. The story, told from a place of love, looks at how big pharma and the psychiatric culture turned a generation into addicts.