Post by aneaglesangel on Jun 6, 2006 16:16:02 GMT -5
This will take me a bit of cut and pasting to get them on here. I hope you like them, and I hope they answer any questions anyone has. If you have questions, feel free. I like to explore the possibilities of what happened to me. I'm still convinced to this day that I had a negative energy feeder. I am still convinced the spirits that are still with me are positive spirits and I no longer need to fear them! I think you'll understand more when I've got all the stories on here!
I'm going to tell you my story and it will be quite long so I'm going to split it up into pieces. I'm going to try to go along in a chronological order. If anyone can come up with a logical explanation for the events that have followed me my entire life, I'd surely like to hear them all! I have read more books than I can count on all subjects paranormal and some about sleep paralysis and NDE's also. I think I have a pretty good working knowledge of all these areas so I do believe if there was an explanation I would have thought about it by now! After all I've had 30 years to think about all of this.
This is not truly a haunted part of my life, but it began with this since it's one of the first incidents that I can say was definitely something paranormal in nature. I do not believe that deja vu is a seizure. I don't think it's possible to be stuck in a seizure for 9 years and why I say that will become evident as I tell my stories. Hope you enjoy, for this is my haunted life. I don't mind sharing, I do believe somehow there is a message in these events. To me it is a positive message, yes I've struggled with these events. But I learned what the most powerful force is, one that can't be beat, even by death.
The first event that I experienced would probably be considered more of a psychic experience. But for me, I was haunted by it, for what could I do with these events that were out of my control. After all I was 8 years old and as the years went by this was one of the factors that contributed to my being troubled. Maybe it even led to the events that will be in my next story. A troubled youth can be extremely open to things that go bump in the night!!
I can never forget this day as long as I live. I must have had some kind of trouble sleeping and maybe bad dreams, at least that was what I thought to myself. I was eight, and for some reason, I felt a horrible sadness in my heart. I remember looking up at the blue sky as I waited for the bus and watching the geese fly by in "v" formations feeling even more sad as I watched them fly away. Thoughts kept coming into my head and I kept shoving them away. I kept trying to see the beauty all around me in the flawless November day, the air was crisp the colors of the forest were at their brightest. The sky above was a deep color of blue I can only remember from my childhood. No matter how I tried words came unbidden into my mind. "My father is going to die before I turn 18." I tried to hide my tears as I got on the bus and for years I tried to push this knowledge away. Maybe if I never said anything it wouldn't happen.
I kept running the dream through my head trying to sort it out but couldn't. All I could remember of it was that it was like a flash of an image in my head. I saw a tan background then I saw something black splatter on it. How could this tell me my father was going to die before I turned 18? I don't know but I do know one thing, I just KNEW somehow. I had always had vivid dreams, and I'd always had flashes of this nature but most of them were silly little things. Like what the teacher was going to write on the board, or being in a place I'd seen, or someone saying something I'd heard before.
Somewhere within the next two years, I began being attacked by a negative energy feeding spirit(the details of which will be another thread). Maybe it found me by feeling my sorrow. I held it inside and wouldn't say a word, maybe if I never did my dad would be ok. He meant the world to me and taught me everything I know. I am what I am today because of him.
But in the end I had two secrets, one was this spirit, the other my father's impending doom. I never told a soul I kept my secrets tight. My father's secret only because I truly believed if I never said it I could make it not come true. The negative energy feeder, I just knew if I told someone, they'd lock me up and throw away the key!!!
The years went by and I tried to be a happy kid. I tried to do the things all the other normal kids did, but I guess I just was never normal, these events and my secret were wearing me thin. As the time marched on I reached my 17th year. I was in love with Leo at the time and I had never felt better in my life. I had it all going for me then. I was popular, I had the sweetest boyfriend a girl could ever ask for and I was actually going to school again because of him. Yes I was a terribly confused brat before he entered my life. Things were looking up and even though I still had my secret and my spirit I thought I was on top of the world, as long as I didn't think about the entity. Only when I was in the throes of an attack would I think about it, and then only enough to gain calmness in order to fight my way free.
I began to have flashes almost every night. I became so weak and tired from not sleeping that I became an easy target and also had more attacks in the night. I saw something that was a rusty color and something sparkly. I knew they looked d**ned familiar but I could not place them. The flashes haunted me during my waking hours, I was frightened, I knew them but couldn't put my finger on them. I was still afraid at the time of what anyone would think, and afraid that I would lose Leo if I told him about it. More and more flashes kept coming, and they kept coming true. I began to get nervous about things and felt like everywhere I turned, doom was knocking on my door. I couldn't shake the feeling and my performance in all things deteriorated. My grades fell and I was cleaning the floor with my butt at roller skating practices. Panic seemed to flutter its wings in my heart all the time.
Then a day came when I came home to find all my sisters in the house sitting with my mother in the living room. I already knew what they were going to tell me as they sat me down and my sisters gathered around me preparing for the storm. See they knew I was daddy's girl, they knew how close we were so they were ready to support me when they broke the news. I'm sure they weren't prepared for the way I reacted. My mother spoke and what she told me I had been expecting for 9 years, she told me my father had cancer and that the doctor had given him weeks to a few months to live. I wonder now what went through my sisters and mother's minds when I had no reaction to this news. You see I already knew, and from that moment on I cursed myself for never saying anything. For not at least trying to warn my dad. You don't know the guilt trip I went on for years over this. I have since forgiven myself since I don't think telling could have saved my dad. There is the chance that yes, my dad may have taken better care of himself and maybe instead of thinking he had an ulcer and drinking maalox all the time he would have gotten checked out. But who can really say what anyone can do to change the future and I do believe that sometimes certain things just HAVE to be. I've also learned there are things we can't control no matter how much we wish we could.
My father died 6 weeks later on a beautiful November day just like the one that as a little girl I had stood waiting for the bus. The sun shone, the sky was that certain color blue of New England in the Autumn, the trees flashed fiery brilliance with their colors. My mother had gone to the hospital the night before with my sister. They had not allowed me to go and they left just saying he'd taken a turn for the worse. It's been hard to forgive them that I wasn't allowed my father's last moments. As I sat waiting for word, the phone rang and I instantly picked it up. The person on the other end of the phone told me they were from Rock Funeral home and they'd like to get some information on Omer, which irked me since my father liked to be called "Chuck"!! I remember my voice asking him if that meant my father had died. He apologized and told me he would call back later. That was how I found out he was gone, though I had already felt it in my heart.
At the funeral, the wake there were many who came to pay last respects to my father. He was well liked and a very intelligent man who ran a company in the city I live in now. Leo waited outside in his 70 Olds Cutlass for me so the family could have some time alone in their grief. The sisters came to the coffin and gathered around. I felt numb and empty inside. I still hadn't cried. I watched not saying a word as my sisters hugged my father, brushed his cheeks and cried as one. Silent tears ran down my face as I stood watching. As one of my sisters wept, a single tear drop fell from her face, it was laden with mascara. I watched as it dropped, marring the perfect stainless material of my father's suit. That was it for me! There was my flash as a child and it had come to pass after all!! I ran out the doors of the funeral home and into the waiting car and arms of Leo.
I'm not sure how long he held me as I cried. He never stopped holding me and he weathered the storm with me the best he could. I know he cried tears also for I felt them wetting my hair as I clutched onto his shirt and sobbed my misery out. Later he drove me home.
As the days passed the flashes kept coming, the spirit kept visiting. I was lost in my misery. Still the one flash had not come to be and it kept coming more and more often. I drove myself silly trying to recognize the color and the sparkling substance in the flash of vision I would see. Leo was my port in the storm during these horrible days. He was there for me as my mother drove my to the end of my rope. I could do nothing right and could not be even 1 minute late. She was so lost in her own grief I think I became her whipping post. Things got tough all over for me, but the one thing I could depend on to see me through the storm was Leo. We stayed together and talked so much during those days. I always will remember them in my heart. Eighteen days later the newer flashes came to be and my Leo was lost to me. But that's a whole 'nother story!
Sorry so long but I wanted it to be complete this time. Hope you can bear it, I'll fire up the blender so you can at least have a drink while you read!
I'm going to tell you my story and it will be quite long so I'm going to split it up into pieces. I'm going to try to go along in a chronological order. If anyone can come up with a logical explanation for the events that have followed me my entire life, I'd surely like to hear them all! I have read more books than I can count on all subjects paranormal and some about sleep paralysis and NDE's also. I think I have a pretty good working knowledge of all these areas so I do believe if there was an explanation I would have thought about it by now! After all I've had 30 years to think about all of this.
This is not truly a haunted part of my life, but it began with this since it's one of the first incidents that I can say was definitely something paranormal in nature. I do not believe that deja vu is a seizure. I don't think it's possible to be stuck in a seizure for 9 years and why I say that will become evident as I tell my stories. Hope you enjoy, for this is my haunted life. I don't mind sharing, I do believe somehow there is a message in these events. To me it is a positive message, yes I've struggled with these events. But I learned what the most powerful force is, one that can't be beat, even by death.
The first event that I experienced would probably be considered more of a psychic experience. But for me, I was haunted by it, for what could I do with these events that were out of my control. After all I was 8 years old and as the years went by this was one of the factors that contributed to my being troubled. Maybe it even led to the events that will be in my next story. A troubled youth can be extremely open to things that go bump in the night!!
I can never forget this day as long as I live. I must have had some kind of trouble sleeping and maybe bad dreams, at least that was what I thought to myself. I was eight, and for some reason, I felt a horrible sadness in my heart. I remember looking up at the blue sky as I waited for the bus and watching the geese fly by in "v" formations feeling even more sad as I watched them fly away. Thoughts kept coming into my head and I kept shoving them away. I kept trying to see the beauty all around me in the flawless November day, the air was crisp the colors of the forest were at their brightest. The sky above was a deep color of blue I can only remember from my childhood. No matter how I tried words came unbidden into my mind. "My father is going to die before I turn 18." I tried to hide my tears as I got on the bus and for years I tried to push this knowledge away. Maybe if I never said anything it wouldn't happen.
I kept running the dream through my head trying to sort it out but couldn't. All I could remember of it was that it was like a flash of an image in my head. I saw a tan background then I saw something black splatter on it. How could this tell me my father was going to die before I turned 18? I don't know but I do know one thing, I just KNEW somehow. I had always had vivid dreams, and I'd always had flashes of this nature but most of them were silly little things. Like what the teacher was going to write on the board, or being in a place I'd seen, or someone saying something I'd heard before.
Somewhere within the next two years, I began being attacked by a negative energy feeding spirit(the details of which will be another thread). Maybe it found me by feeling my sorrow. I held it inside and wouldn't say a word, maybe if I never did my dad would be ok. He meant the world to me and taught me everything I know. I am what I am today because of him.
But in the end I had two secrets, one was this spirit, the other my father's impending doom. I never told a soul I kept my secrets tight. My father's secret only because I truly believed if I never said it I could make it not come true. The negative energy feeder, I just knew if I told someone, they'd lock me up and throw away the key!!!
The years went by and I tried to be a happy kid. I tried to do the things all the other normal kids did, but I guess I just was never normal, these events and my secret were wearing me thin. As the time marched on I reached my 17th year. I was in love with Leo at the time and I had never felt better in my life. I had it all going for me then. I was popular, I had the sweetest boyfriend a girl could ever ask for and I was actually going to school again because of him. Yes I was a terribly confused brat before he entered my life. Things were looking up and even though I still had my secret and my spirit I thought I was on top of the world, as long as I didn't think about the entity. Only when I was in the throes of an attack would I think about it, and then only enough to gain calmness in order to fight my way free.
I began to have flashes almost every night. I became so weak and tired from not sleeping that I became an easy target and also had more attacks in the night. I saw something that was a rusty color and something sparkly. I knew they looked d**ned familiar but I could not place them. The flashes haunted me during my waking hours, I was frightened, I knew them but couldn't put my finger on them. I was still afraid at the time of what anyone would think, and afraid that I would lose Leo if I told him about it. More and more flashes kept coming, and they kept coming true. I began to get nervous about things and felt like everywhere I turned, doom was knocking on my door. I couldn't shake the feeling and my performance in all things deteriorated. My grades fell and I was cleaning the floor with my butt at roller skating practices. Panic seemed to flutter its wings in my heart all the time.
Then a day came when I came home to find all my sisters in the house sitting with my mother in the living room. I already knew what they were going to tell me as they sat me down and my sisters gathered around me preparing for the storm. See they knew I was daddy's girl, they knew how close we were so they were ready to support me when they broke the news. I'm sure they weren't prepared for the way I reacted. My mother spoke and what she told me I had been expecting for 9 years, she told me my father had cancer and that the doctor had given him weeks to a few months to live. I wonder now what went through my sisters and mother's minds when I had no reaction to this news. You see I already knew, and from that moment on I cursed myself for never saying anything. For not at least trying to warn my dad. You don't know the guilt trip I went on for years over this. I have since forgiven myself since I don't think telling could have saved my dad. There is the chance that yes, my dad may have taken better care of himself and maybe instead of thinking he had an ulcer and drinking maalox all the time he would have gotten checked out. But who can really say what anyone can do to change the future and I do believe that sometimes certain things just HAVE to be. I've also learned there are things we can't control no matter how much we wish we could.
My father died 6 weeks later on a beautiful November day just like the one that as a little girl I had stood waiting for the bus. The sun shone, the sky was that certain color blue of New England in the Autumn, the trees flashed fiery brilliance with their colors. My mother had gone to the hospital the night before with my sister. They had not allowed me to go and they left just saying he'd taken a turn for the worse. It's been hard to forgive them that I wasn't allowed my father's last moments. As I sat waiting for word, the phone rang and I instantly picked it up. The person on the other end of the phone told me they were from Rock Funeral home and they'd like to get some information on Omer, which irked me since my father liked to be called "Chuck"!! I remember my voice asking him if that meant my father had died. He apologized and told me he would call back later. That was how I found out he was gone, though I had already felt it in my heart.
At the funeral, the wake there were many who came to pay last respects to my father. He was well liked and a very intelligent man who ran a company in the city I live in now. Leo waited outside in his 70 Olds Cutlass for me so the family could have some time alone in their grief. The sisters came to the coffin and gathered around. I felt numb and empty inside. I still hadn't cried. I watched not saying a word as my sisters hugged my father, brushed his cheeks and cried as one. Silent tears ran down my face as I stood watching. As one of my sisters wept, a single tear drop fell from her face, it was laden with mascara. I watched as it dropped, marring the perfect stainless material of my father's suit. That was it for me! There was my flash as a child and it had come to pass after all!! I ran out the doors of the funeral home and into the waiting car and arms of Leo.
I'm not sure how long he held me as I cried. He never stopped holding me and he weathered the storm with me the best he could. I know he cried tears also for I felt them wetting my hair as I clutched onto his shirt and sobbed my misery out. Later he drove me home.
As the days passed the flashes kept coming, the spirit kept visiting. I was lost in my misery. Still the one flash had not come to be and it kept coming more and more often. I drove myself silly trying to recognize the color and the sparkling substance in the flash of vision I would see. Leo was my port in the storm during these horrible days. He was there for me as my mother drove my to the end of my rope. I could do nothing right and could not be even 1 minute late. She was so lost in her own grief I think I became her whipping post. Things got tough all over for me, but the one thing I could depend on to see me through the storm was Leo. We stayed together and talked so much during those days. I always will remember them in my heart. Eighteen days later the newer flashes came to be and my Leo was lost to me. But that's a whole 'nother story!
Sorry so long but I wanted it to be complete this time. Hope you can bear it, I'll fire up the blender so you can at least have a drink while you read!