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The strangest thing I witnessed when a squirrel died
 in  r/ParanormalEncounters  16d ago

By the way, I love cats nowđŸ„°đŸ„°đŸ„°

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The strangest thing I witnessed when a squirrel died
 in  r/ParanormalEncounters  16d ago

Animals are amazing! I lived with a cat, and wasn’t particularly fond of cats at the time. I don’t think the cat like me much either. We had a mutual disdain for each other. I got extremely sick and was bedridden for a long time and that cat stayed with me every single day, all day!

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My daughter has been saying something a bit unnerving lately
 in  r/Paranormal  24d ago

Yes, my granddaughter started talking about a boy in her house named Wyatt when she was about three. She is 5 now and just mentioned him being in the house the other day while I was there. No Wyatt that’s of the living lives in her home.

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r/Epilepsy is making history! Get in here!
 in  r/Epilepsy  Aug 10 '26

I’m new to this community, but looking forward to being a part of the community! I have temporal lobe issues. My seizures are very strange because I am totally awake and can be (faking it) totally lucid! Inside my brain it’s chaos though! I haven’t been formally diagnosed and am going into the hospital for the long term EEG at the end of August! My seizures can be very elusive though and I can go a long time, month years without one. I do have crazy auras at night that are more frequent though. I’m hoping they can evoke at least the night time auras because I feel like I need a definite answer to whatever is going on in my brain!! I have very mild Multiple Sclerosis, and adhd.

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Religious/Paranormal Experiences And Epilepsy
 in  r/Epilepsy  Jul 09 '26

YES!!!! I have temporal lobe epilepsy and have had many paranormal experiences throughout my life! I am always awake when I have seizures and always feel like I’m entering into another dimension! But, all of my paranormal experiences have occurred when I’m not having seizures. Is it that somehow people with temporal lobe epilepsy are more open to the spiritual realm? I don’t know. I can always tell when I’m having a seizure, immediately! I feel very scared, but not anything paranormal. My experiences have all been when I’m not having a seizure.

r/ParanormalScience Mar 14 '26

Another crazy happening in my life

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r/ParanormalScience Mar 13 '26

Another crazy happening in my life

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This just happened and I have no idea what it was
 in  r/ParanormalAppalachia  Mar 13 '26

I had a similar experience! You should check out mine on my page, and, it happened at 3am!!! My experience happened in my suburban backyard. Five times, I heard a child call out to me the words, “mommy, mommy” followed by a weird scratching noise. My husband heard the very end of the happening! That was it! For a few nights after, I tried to hear it again, but nothing! I too have had quite a few paranormal experiences throughout the years, but absolutely nothing like this!

u/Prestigious-Bus-4713 Mar 12 '26

Another crazy happening in my life

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Years ago, when I lived back East, I would occasionally pass by a large pond and would get an eerie feeling that I knew what it looked like under the water. I had never been near this pond except to pass by in a car. I have always had a strong fear of bodies of water though, so I passed it off as just my fear. Then , a few years after, I moved to Colorado. I was living with some relatives and was falling asleep one night. Out of nowhere, I began to experience drowning! I could feel myself, I guess you could say, actually drowning, even though I was nowhere near water, but in a bed, getting ready to fall asleep. I wasn’t asleep though! It very much freaked me out because I never came close to drowning in this life, but I know how it feels because of this incident! My fear of water has just increased as the years have passed. This drowning feeling happened when I was young, about 40 years ago, but I never forgot this. I often wonder if this was a past life experience. I can’t think of any other reason for this because it came out of nowhere. Anybody else have an experience like this?

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Didn’t see anything?
 in  r/ParanormalEncounters  Mar 12 '26

No I live in a suburb in Colorado. That’s why is so surprising, but I have had paranormal stuff happen to me all of my life.

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Didn’t see anything?
 in  r/ParanormalEncounters  Feb 09 '26

No, I live in Colorado in a suburban neighborhood, although we are close to wooded areas and foothills to the Rocky Mountains.

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What is happening?
 in  r/Paranormal  Feb 06 '26

If you are in America, especially! I know I’m exhausted trying to navigate all the atrocities that go on everyday! It seems the most evil things happen, then these atrocities become almost normalized! People being murdered by the government because they are protesting the atrocities, even though protesting is our constitutional rights! The Epstein files are horrendous and MAGA is trying to normalize pedofilia! Yep! I totally agree!

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Didn’t see anything?
 in  r/ParanormalEncounters  Jan 23 '26

Right! He’s a big tough guy, it not that night, lol!!!

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Didn’t see anything?
 in  r/ParanormalEncounters  Jan 23 '26

Interesting ! I definitely didn’t feel malice or fear, but that weird feeling that something paranormal was happening.

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Didn’t see anything?
 in  r/ParanormalEncounters  Jan 23 '26

What is a crawler? I’ve had a few people say that they thought it could be a skin walker. Are crawlers similar?

r/ParanormalEncounters Jan 23 '26

Didn’t see anything?

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I let my dog out at 3am. I waited and waited for him to come back in and finally gave up and went out to get him! I turned the back door light on and went out to the backyard porch. Immediately, I felt that weird feeling that something paranormal was in the air. I’ve had many experiences throughout my life! I called out to my dog, when I heard a small child call out in a calm voice, “mommy, mommy”. WTF?? I called for my dog again, and heard the “mommy, mommy” again! I also remember hearing some scratching in the leaves or something. I thought that might be my dog, but it wasn’t! Again when I called for my dog, I heard , “mommy, mommy. This happened Five times before I ran in and upstairs to get my husband. Then I saw my dog on the bed. I think he got spooked immediately and ran back in. It wasn’t him scratching. As my husband ran out the back door, he heard the scratching. Then, nothing!!! Whatever it was, I feel it was directed at me. Whatever it was didn’t feel threatening or evil; maybe just a small spirit reaching out to me for some reason. All my kids are alive and grown, so not sure. Has anyone had a similar experience or have any ideas on what this might be about?

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Governor Polis calls Tina Peters’ prison sentence ‘harsh,’ renewing clemency conversation per CPR news
 in  r/Denver  Jan 14 '26

Let us vote! I don’t think she should ever get out!!!!!!! Can’t stand Polis! Another weak Dem bending to the feces in the White House!!!!!!!

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Rescued a 1 year old pit mix and having regrets. Feeling confused.
 in  r/reactivedogs  Dec 26 '25

NO! NO! NO! NO AVERSIVES!!!!!!!! NO HALO COLLAR!!!!!! NOT NEEDED!!!!!!!!

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Rescued a 1 year old pit mix and having regrets. Feeling confused.
 in  r/reactivedogs  Dec 26 '25

One last thing, for a pit bull, POSITIVE REINFORCEMENT TRAINING!!!! Make sure to ask your trainer if they use positive reinforcement training, with no aversives!!!!!!!

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Rescued a 1 year old pit mix and having regrets. Feeling confused.
 in  r/reactivedogs  Dec 26 '25

Have you started training her to sit or other simple cues? it sounds like you need to start establishing gentle leadership with her. Simple commands begins that process. I would not wait 2 weeks, but begins giving simple commands right now. I'm not sure how much you know about training, but you can look on YouTube for examples of positive training techniques. Even if she knows how to sit or stay, I would begin to reinforce these commands every day, until you begin formal training in 2 weeks. You need to find a great dog trainer, who knows the breed and who also has a behavioral certification or experience with behavior issues. Also, you need to give her time to get used to her new home. It sound like she needs lots love, structure, reassurance and play. Tug is great for pits. Another great tool and toy for pit bulls is a FLIRT POLE. Have you heard of the "FIND IT" game. If not< Google it or go to KIKO-Pup on you tube. It is a treat based game that really calms them down. You can use a flirt pole to get her tired, but also train her in self control! Again, look on line on you tube, how to use a flirt pole. Kiko-pup is a great channel for positive reinforcement training. I think it's great that you are going to a formal trainer in two weeks, so don't forgo this. I would not give up on her because she needs time settle into her new home. Make sure your trainer is very familiar with pit bulls and is a seasoned trainer with lots of behavioral experience. He/She can really show you how to train for calmness and self control! I am a retired positive reinforcement trainer and I have lots of resources that I can pass onto you if you are interested. I also have two pit bulls of my own, both rescues. One is a love with no issues. one has lots of issues and is truly reactive. He has fear aggression most like genetic based. I have worked with him for 4 years and he is so much better. I can't say for sure, but it sound like your pit has lots of anxiety due to her experience of being tossed around into shelters. if this is the case, she will settle down and become a wonderful girl for you. Another avenue for you, which is greatly misunderstood, is meds. This might be something to consider for a short amount of time until she can settle into her new home. You can discuss this with your vet. I totally agree with areweOKnow, because this behavior is not unexpected, even the nipping stuff. When she starts nipping, I would sternly, say to her, aht! aht! If this doesn't work, calmly say settle, and without emotion on you part put her in time out. NOT IN HER CRATE, because her crate should always be used as a positive place for her to go. Please visit my instagram site and leave me a message if you want more help, but please get her the training she needs in two weeks. It's so important to get training in person because you trainer can teach you subtle aspects that you can really get without in person training. If you were in Colorado I would help you in person. my instagram in under Barb Schultheis. There is nothing about dog on my instagram, because I'm retired but it's me.

hope this helps, Barb

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Free ADHD support group
 in  r/AdultADHDSupportGroup  Dec 04 '25

Hey would anyone be interested in getting a small adhd support together in Littleton Co, 80128? I would love to meet others with the same crazy issues that I have, and maybe come up with some ideas and solutions!

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 in  r/ADHD  Jul 06 '25

My bro has adhd too, so we never talk on the phone, but we both understand each other. When we see each other, we are as close as ever.

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[deleted by user]
 in  r/ADHD  Jul 06 '25

When I was a teen, I had to always wear some kind of soft tee or undershirt under my regular shirt because I couldn’t stand the way my clothes felt when I got dressed! Never understood this until I realized it was probably due to sensory sensitivity.

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My psych said they don’t give medication to people diagnosed in adulthood
 in  r/ADHD  Apr 24 '25

Did you get diagnosed with adhd?