Grace

replicate because it's a little embarrassing but I made like a really loud noise of shock and the face almost like mirrored my face like opened its mouth and it I felt like it screamed. And as soon as it opened its mouth, the mist dissipated back to my peripheral. And I was just laying there in bed. Like, you know, you can imagine like scary, heavy breathing.

replicate because it's a little embarrassing but I made like a really loud noise of shock and the face almost like mirrored my face like opened its mouth and it I felt like it screamed. And as soon as it opened its mouth, the mist dissipated back to my peripheral. And I was just laying there in bed. Like, you know, you can imagine like scary, heavy breathing.

replicate because it's a little embarrassing but I made like a really loud noise of shock and the face almost like mirrored my face like opened its mouth and it I felt like it screamed. And as soon as it opened its mouth, the mist dissipated back to my peripheral. And I was just laying there in bed. Like, you know, you can imagine like scary, heavy breathing.

So that was the second thing that happened. This time I was very scared. It was a little bit different than the previous incident. I was horrified. And for the rest of that week, actually, probably for the rest of that year, if I ever woke up in the middle of the night, I'm not religious. I'm kind of anti-religious.

So that was the second thing that happened. This time I was very scared. It was a little bit different than the previous incident. I was horrified. And for the rest of that week, actually, probably for the rest of that year, if I ever woke up in the middle of the night, I'm not religious. I'm kind of anti-religious.

So that was the second thing that happened. This time I was very scared. It was a little bit different than the previous incident. I was horrified. And for the rest of that week, actually, probably for the rest of that year, if I ever woke up in the middle of the night, I'm not religious. I'm kind of anti-religious.

But I would say the Lord's Prayer over and over and over again until I fell back asleep. I was really scared. And of course, like after the fact, as I'm describing this to Mark, my skeptical husband was skeptical. And, um, We like toyed with the idea of this being a sleep paralysis instance, but I never experienced sleep paralysis before.

But I would say the Lord's Prayer over and over and over again until I fell back asleep. I was really scared. And of course, like after the fact, as I'm describing this to Mark, my skeptical husband was skeptical. And, um, We like toyed with the idea of this being a sleep paralysis instance, but I never experienced sleep paralysis before.

But I would say the Lord's Prayer over and over and over again until I fell back asleep. I was really scared. And of course, like after the fact, as I'm describing this to Mark, my skeptical husband was skeptical. And, um, We like toyed with the idea of this being a sleep paralysis instance, but I never experienced sleep paralysis before.

I wasn't under any kind of like exceptional stress at that time. Like I wasn't going through really like a big, aside from having bought a house, like, and I'm not a super stressed out person anyways, but there really would have been no triggering incident for having sleep paralysis. And aside from that, like I just wasn't asleep. Like I woke up and saw these two things.

I wasn't under any kind of like exceptional stress at that time. Like I wasn't going through really like a big, aside from having bought a house, like, and I'm not a super stressed out person anyways, but there really would have been no triggering incident for having sleep paralysis. And aside from that, like I just wasn't asleep. Like I woke up and saw these two things.

I wasn't under any kind of like exceptional stress at that time. Like I wasn't going through really like a big, aside from having bought a house, like, and I'm not a super stressed out person anyways, but there really would have been no triggering incident for having sleep paralysis. And aside from that, like I just wasn't asleep. Like I woke up and saw these two things.

This became like a regular topic of conversation in our house because I was really, really scared. I did not want Mark to travel for work anymore. And if he did travel for work, I slept like with Francis in the bed with me. Or I even would sleep at my parents' house sometimes if Mark was traveling because I just really did not want to be in the house by myself.

This became like a regular topic of conversation in our house because I was really, really scared. I did not want Mark to travel for work anymore. And if he did travel for work, I slept like with Francis in the bed with me. Or I even would sleep at my parents' house sometimes if Mark was traveling because I just really did not want to be in the house by myself.

This became like a regular topic of conversation in our house because I was really, really scared. I did not want Mark to travel for work anymore. And if he did travel for work, I slept like with Francis in the bed with me. Or I even would sleep at my parents' house sometimes if Mark was traveling because I just really did not want to be in the house by myself.

It's like if you've ever lost somebody in your family or a close friend, you might have had this experience where there's three or four days after you lose someone where everything just feels a little bit thinner and a little bit... There's a very specific like opening of a sense that you don't always have. And then after a few days, it kind of goes away. I don't know.

It's like if you've ever lost somebody in your family or a close friend, you might have had this experience where there's three or four days after you lose someone where everything just feels a little bit thinner and a little bit... There's a very specific like opening of a sense that you don't always have. And then after a few days, it kind of goes away. I don't know.

It's like if you've ever lost somebody in your family or a close friend, you might have had this experience where there's three or four days after you lose someone where everything just feels a little bit thinner and a little bit... There's a very specific like opening of a sense that you don't always have. And then after a few days, it kind of goes away. I don't know.

That might make sense to some people. It might not make sense to some people. But that's how my house feels all the time. It like always feels like there's a little bit of thinness and a little bit of like pressure that's otherwise not there. So at this time, like... It was just a more intense version of that. It felt, like, kind of heavy.

That might make sense to some people. It might not make sense to some people. But that's how my house feels all the time. It like always feels like there's a little bit of thinness and a little bit of like pressure that's otherwise not there. So at this time, like... It was just a more intense version of that. It felt, like, kind of heavy.