Kaylee Muthart's story is a chilling example of the devastating effects of drug addiction. In 2018, the then 20-year-old from Florida, USA, gouged out her own eyes while under the influence of drugs. The reason behind this horrific act is even more shocking.

Kaylee had been struggling with addiction since the age of 18, starting with alcohol and marijuana. She claimed that her family members also had addiction issues, which led her to follow suit. Despite trying to quit, she relapsed after seeing an acquaintance smoking marijuana at home.

Her love life was also tumultuous, with a breakup and unemployment adding to her stress. To cope, she turned to more potent substances like Xanax and eventually meth. In February 2018, she was diagnosed with bipolar disorder and sought the same sense of calm she experienced while smoking marijuana.

However, meth had a catastrophic effect on Kaylee. She experienced a psychotic episode, believing the world was ending and God had chosen her to save it. In her drug-induced haze, she thought that if she didn't remove her eyes, everyone would die, and humanity would cease to exist.

On February 6, 2018, Kaylee's family found her in a pool of blood, her eyes brutally self-mutilated. She had pulled out her eyeballs with her fingers, oblivious to the pain. Doctors rushed her to surgery to save her optic nerves and prevent infection.

Kaylee's story is a heart-wrenching reminder of the destructive power of addiction. Her case highlights the importance of addressing mental health issues and seeking help before it's too late. In an interview with Cosmopolitan, Kaylee shared her harrowing experience, hoping to raise awareness about the dangers of drug addiction and the importance of seeking help. Her story serves as a warning to those struggling with addiction, encouraging them to seek support before it's too late.

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