Delusional Madness

They called her insane. But the truth was far more disturbing.

Some were buried in silence. Others fought to be heard.

In 1890s Ohio, Cassie Alexander's world collapses the moment her husband signs the papers that condemn her to an asylum. Labeled hysterical and locked behind cold iron gates, she is stripped of her freedom—and her voice.

Inside the walls of the institution, Cassie discovers she’s not alone. Other women—grieving, defiant, broken—have also been discarded by a society too eager to silence them. Their so-called treatment is nothing short of torment. But beneath the madness, a quiet resistance is brewing.

Based on real accounts of 19th-century asylums, Delusional Madness is a haunting and unflinching journey through injustice, survival, and the fight for dignity in a world determined to forget them.

If you were silenced… would you still find a way to be heard?