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Maine’s Got Talent Winner has story to tell

Summary by Twin City Times
LEWISTON, ME – From Lewiston, in early March 2017, like the flip of a switch, something was horribly wrong with Amy Stacey Curtis’ brain. Her brain would be deluged with horrific, repetitive, vivid, moving images that would play nonstop, 24 hours a day, for 22 months. Six months into this psychosis Amy lost all control of the muscles in her body including the muscles in her face. Limbs and head in constant motion, she lost her ability to speak, …
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Twin City Times broke the news in Auburn, United States on Thursday, May 22, 2025.
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