Jennifer

And my siblings and I still talk about it, that dad came out of... nowhere and talk to us. But as the days would continue and the weeks, and we're getting into the middle of it, and when she was revealing that she knew things in my apartment, it was kind of as if that she was interfering with my life and stepping into my personal life too much. And I became really uneasy about that.

And my siblings and I still talk about it, that dad came out of... nowhere and talk to us. But as the days would continue and the weeks, and we're getting into the middle of it, and when she was revealing that she knew things in my apartment, it was kind of as if that she was interfering with my life and stepping into my personal life too much. And I became really uneasy about that.

And my siblings and I still talk about it, that dad came out of... nowhere and talk to us. But as the days would continue and the weeks, and we're getting into the middle of it, and when she was revealing that she knew things in my apartment, it was kind of as if that she was interfering with my life and stepping into my personal life too much. And I became really uneasy about that.

Like I said, it just seemed like something, she or something else was watching me. And it was very uneasy. And my husband saw things, I didn't see it, but popping of lights in the hallway. He described it as like pops of electricity that he would see, like static energy through the hallway. Like, I never saw that, but he did. I remember smoking a lot of cigarettes.

Like I said, it just seemed like something, she or something else was watching me. And it was very uneasy. And my husband saw things, I didn't see it, but popping of lights in the hallway. He described it as like pops of electricity that he would see, like static energy through the hallway. Like, I never saw that, but he did. I remember smoking a lot of cigarettes.

Like I said, it just seemed like something, she or something else was watching me. And it was very uneasy. And my husband saw things, I didn't see it, but popping of lights in the hallway. He described it as like pops of electricity that he would see, like static energy through the hallway. Like, I never saw that, but he did. I remember smoking a lot of cigarettes.

I dreaded going to sleep at night. I don't smoke anymore, but that was really... Smoking cigarettes was, like, the only thing that could get me through. It was so stressful. I just didn't want it anymore. I didn't want to know. It was just...

I dreaded going to sleep at night. I don't smoke anymore, but that was really... Smoking cigarettes was, like, the only thing that could get me through. It was so stressful. I just didn't want it anymore. I didn't want to know. It was just...

I dreaded going to sleep at night. I don't smoke anymore, but that was really... Smoking cigarettes was, like, the only thing that could get me through. It was so stressful. I just didn't want it anymore. I didn't want to know. It was just...

too much and when I found out that we were moving away I think that was the best thing that could have ever happened to me because I just I couldn't wait to leave that it was just just too much. My husband is a civil engineer and so it was a temporary job for him. So he told me in the beginning of the year, in like the January, that we would be moving to Boston. And that was the best news.

too much and when I found out that we were moving away I think that was the best thing that could have ever happened to me because I just I couldn't wait to leave that it was just just too much. My husband is a civil engineer and so it was a temporary job for him. So he told me in the beginning of the year, in like the January, that we would be moving to Boston. And that was the best news.

too much and when I found out that we were moving away I think that was the best thing that could have ever happened to me because I just I couldn't wait to leave that it was just just too much. My husband is a civil engineer and so it was a temporary job for him. So he told me in the beginning of the year, in like the January, that we would be moving to Boston. And that was the best news.

As cool as it was, it was just so much of questioning my life, questioning reality. So I was kind of happy to put a period at the end. even though I loved her so much. We had a great relationship. She was super sweet. We got along great. But I kind of feel like she couldn't help but to relay these messages. People or animals who have passed over were just flooding her and it exhausted her.

As cool as it was, it was just so much of questioning my life, questioning reality. So I was kind of happy to put a period at the end. even though I loved her so much. We had a great relationship. She was super sweet. We got along great. But I kind of feel like she couldn't help but to relay these messages. People or animals who have passed over were just flooding her and it exhausted her.

As cool as it was, it was just so much of questioning my life, questioning reality. So I was kind of happy to put a period at the end. even though I loved her so much. We had a great relationship. She was super sweet. We got along great. But I kind of feel like she couldn't help but to relay these messages. People or animals who have passed over were just flooding her and it exhausted her.

And I know that sometimes she would have like tantrums, like it was too much for her. One time in particular, Jamie was having a meltdown in math class. Started screaming, started crying, like slamming her body against the desk. And I was like, oh my God, let's go. Let's go out of the classroom. And as we were leaving, I grabbed her computer so she could tell me hopefully what was bothering her.

And I know that sometimes she would have like tantrums, like it was too much for her. One time in particular, Jamie was having a meltdown in math class. Started screaming, started crying, like slamming her body against the desk. And I was like, oh my God, let's go. Let's go out of the classroom. And as we were leaving, I grabbed her computer so she could tell me hopefully what was bothering her.

And I know that sometimes she would have like tantrums, like it was too much for her. One time in particular, Jamie was having a meltdown in math class. Started screaming, started crying, like slamming her body against the desk. And I was like, oh my God, let's go. Let's go out of the classroom. And as we were leaving, I grabbed her computer so she could tell me hopefully what was bothering her.

When we went into the courtyard, I said, my God, what's wrong? Tell me what's wrong. And she revealed to me that Beulah, she wrote, Beulah and Monroe won't leave me alone. And Beulah and Monroe were my dad's parents, whom I have never met, by the way. And I remember looking up at the sky like, what happened? what the hell is going on here?

When we went into the courtyard, I said, my God, what's wrong? Tell me what's wrong. And she revealed to me that Beulah, she wrote, Beulah and Monroe won't leave me alone. And Beulah and Monroe were my dad's parents, whom I have never met, by the way. And I remember looking up at the sky like, what happened? what the hell is going on here?