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I've Watched Those Shows My Whole Life - Being On One Is Like A Dream. It's Hard To Balance That Dream With The Fact That This Is The Edie I've Known My Whole Life.

It's A Very Complicated Issue, This Fame Thing - I Was Not Really Cut Out For It. There Are Some Really Fantastic Things About It, But It's Difficult For A Private Person Like Myself.

It's Hard To Notice Things Without People Noticing Me And That Takes Some Getting Used To.

I've Also Learned To No Longer Feel Guilty If I'm Invited Out And Don't Want To Go. If I Start To Say To Myself, 'what's Wrong With You That You're Staying In Five Nights In A Row To Watch 'forensic Files' Instead Of Going Out With Your Friends' I Remind Myself That It's What I Need To Do For Myself At That Point.

With Everything That You Do, Once The Costume Is On, And You're In The Pretend Hospital, And You're There With Your Co-workers, It All Sort Of Snaps Into Place: Who You Are, What It Feels Like, Who These People Are To You.