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was about, I think, 13 years old. And

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I have always been kind of like dark

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done. Which

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normally watch the whole movie through.

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something about this is just not okay with me.

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and sometime

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after that I

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started experiencing like really, really

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acute anxiety and it

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was mostly just at night and what

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bad nightmares and

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really gory nightmares and

4:37

like in them sometimes

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my family would be possessed and like

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trying to come after me and

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different things like that but

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during the times when I was laying awake

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in bed at night I

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would have this really overwhelming sense

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of like being watched

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and that I could

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definitely sense like there was

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some kind of presence up in the top corner

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of my bedroom and it

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felt like it was just really oppressive and

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it felt like it was just waiting for

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me to fall asleep. So

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I had a really hard time for

5:17

I think it was a few months at least that

5:20

that was going on and there

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was even times when like

5:25

I went to my parents

5:27

bedroom too and I was like should

5:30

I knock on the door and wake them up and piss them

5:32

off but I think I only

5:34

did that once. So

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yeah I was having this

5:40

really difficult time and you know

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being the dark kind of kid that I was

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I kind of enjoyed the nightmares.

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I know that sounds weird

5:50

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5:52

like surreal and almost

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Alice in Wonderland like and

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they were kind of cool and I used

5:59

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that I saw and they were kind of

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interesting. But, um, the

6:06

no sleep kind of thing was becoming

6:08

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was very aware. I was telling

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her about my anxieties and stuff. And,

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um, there was one night where

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um, I was hanging around in

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her bedroom and I just

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had this. Crazy panic attack.

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I had that overwhelming sense

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that there was something in

6:37

the doorway. Um, and

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I was just like kind

6:42

of crying and pointing to the doorway.

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And she was like freaking

6:47

out cause she didn't know what to do. And,

6:49

um, I don't even

6:52

remember how that episode ended. Uh,

6:55

but she, she got freaked

6:57

out enough at that point to like say

6:59

that we needed to do something about it.

7:03

And what she decided

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was, um, Oh, I

7:10

forgot to mention there was a time too,

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that I walked into the garage door when

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I came home after school. And

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I saw just a flicker of

7:19

somebody sitting in the little,

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my parents had

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chairs in the garage at the time. Um,

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and I just caught a glimpse of someone

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sitting in it and that

7:33

glimpse, it looked like they were wearing a

7:35

like top hat almost, um,

7:38

which I thought was weird and

7:40

I just kind of blew it off at the time, but

7:43

yeah, so after that one really

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bad panic attack, my mom decided

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that we were going to pray a

7:50

novena, which is a,

7:52

like a Catholic prayer that, um,

7:57

is kind of specifically for a purpose.

8:00

and there's different types of them. And

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so she had me and my brother come and

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pray with her, and we had

8:10

to pray several times for, I

8:12

think it was like 24 hours, when

8:15

we had to pray at certain intervals. And

8:18

we did the nirvana, and

8:21

after that, I completely stopped

8:23

having that anxiety at night.

8:27

I didn't have any more panic

8:29

attacks or anything like that. I

8:32

don't recall seeing any more

8:34

flickers of shadows

8:36

or anything, but

8:39

I have continued

8:42

to have experiences throughout

8:45

my life. It's not like that

8:48

completely ended everything. It just ended

8:50

the oppressive darkness

8:53

at that time. So I have

8:55

lots of other stories, but I just wanted to

8:57

share that because it was similar to

8:59

the one I just heard. And

9:01

I hope you guys enjoyed it. I

9:04

really enjoy the podcast and everyone that's

9:06

involved. And yeah,

9:09

I'm so excited that I finally

9:11

got to call and share a story with

9:13

you guys. Good

9:16

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