My Life Of Hell

It all started when I was in fourth grade. I woke up one morning and was getting ready for school. My step mom was getting me ready in a hurry because I was going to be late. I finished getting dressed, and my step mom took me to school.

I went into the school, and the funny thing is I always told my friends that I believed in witches and ghosts and other things, but I really didn't.

We had reading time with my old teacher Ms. Lee. She was reading to the class and I got a really bad headache. It wasn't normal, because what gave me that headache was screams and whispers that were in my head. I couldn't take it anymore, so I told the teacher that I had a headache, and she sent me to the nurse's office. The nurse asked me what was wrong with me so I told her the truth, that I was hearing screams and whispers in my head. She thought I was joking around so she sent me back to my classroom. When I sat down to finish the rest of the story, the screams got louder and the whispers turned into screams which made my headache worse.

I couldn't hold it anymore, so I screamed out loud "LEAVE ME ALONE ALREADY!". After I said that, the screams went away and my teacher asked me what was wrong. I told her "Nothing miss, sorry for yelling in the class". She made me stay after school that day. When it was time for me to leave, I walked home by myself. While walking home I heard one last whisper, which I remember this clearly, "I will be back". I was scared and when I got home I told my parents, but they didn't believe me. At that point I left it at that.

One year passed and I graduated 5th grade. I expected the 6th grade would be fun, but it didn't turn out that way. A couple of months after school started, around the same time of what had happend to me in fourth grade happend to me in 6th except it was worse. I had first, second, and third period classes as normal, but when I went to fourth period everything got worse.

I was doing my work in my math class. The teachers name was Mrs. Rocha. She kept asking me if I needed any help with my work, but I said "No thanks miss". She went to the front of the room, after which I got a bad headache and I closed my eyes. I picked up the pencil that was on my desk and started writing on the paper. When I opened my eyes, my friend was looking at me as if he had seen a ghost. When I looked down at the paper it had said YOUR NEXT.

I got scared. The bell rang for lunch, so I got up and left the paper, acting like there was nothing wrong. But on my way upstairs I saw people, people that didn't look like they were alive. I then stoped and closed my eyes trying to block the things that I was seeing. Then the screams and the whispers came back. I had lost my mind and started punching the walls, screaming and crying, yelling out "HELP SOMEONE HELP ME". When I opened my eyes back up I saw a shadow start chasing me, so I ran. Then one of the school's police officers started to chase me. After like five minutes of running, I slowed down and the officer grabbed me. He asked me what was going on, so I told him everything. He was acting like he belived me, but did he really? He then took me to the counselor. I told her what was going on with me, so she called up my parents. My parents came up to the school and the counselor told them everything I told her. They started crying. The counselor told them that they have to send me to a psychiatric hospital. I forgot to tell you that I also tried to commit suicide more than 15 times because of the voices that I was hearing. I did around 1 to 3 months in the hospital. I'm in tenth grade, going to the eleventh, and to be honest I live with these things every day. I'm not really scared of it anymore, but sometimes it gets really bad.

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Bernie Jun 16, 2008

Thats an amazing story!

Bigga boo Jun 17, 2008

wow i would be really scared out of my mind!

Piper Jun 24, 2008

wow that's amazing that u went through that but really scary!!

stella Jun 24, 2008

WOW! This is the longest polterguist i have ever heard! You are a real target. Not to scare you but, you NEED an exersist! They could become dangerous, telling people about it tends to anger it, so skip the other people and go to a preist. you will be so happy you did. Trust me i know.

dillonnf Jun 27, 2008

Well I would recommend seeing a Catholic Church about that, that could help you on an exorcism. That is strikingly similar to what I experienced for a few months, driving me to near death a few times, but a Catholic Church helped me too. FYI look into maybe stopping the drugs; that could help immensely with the church.

Lilith Jul 7, 2008

Did they ever tell you WHY they are targeting you?

Have you ever asked them?

Has the medication had any effect that you are aware of? ie. Lessening the occurance of these experiences?

Before we get worked up over this, Lets ask and discard the easiest questions first and work outward from there.

Can you think of anything that might have brought this on?

Have reactions, alergies and environmental answers been ruled out?

There so many factors to consider and accept/ discard.

ShadowPeregrinus Jul 7, 2008

Cowardly spirits. Can never just come out in daylight, take a seat and say, "Hey. I'm dead. I'm gonna be a pain in your ass/I want help. See you tonight when I raise Hell."

ChaosHound Jul 11, 2008

I don't mean to come off as a jackass, but I just call them like I see them.

I don't think that it's any demonic activity at all, but it honestly sounds like schitzophrenia. I have a friend diagnosed with it and your experiences are strikingly similar.

kevlarman Jul 11, 2008

You said, "Then one of the school's police officers started to chase me. After like five minutes of running, I slowed down and the officer grabbed me. He asked me what was going on, so I told him everything. He was acting like he believed me, but did he really?"

Hard to say, as a law enforcement official that works with juveniles myself I'd bet he didn't but it wouldn't matter to him if he did believe you anyways (if he was being professional about dealing with you) since his first priority is to secure your safety.

Then he'll figure out just WHAT specifically is happening to you, take down notes for his report later. I'm sure he'd have come to a personal opinion about your situation, but cops aren't paid for their personal opinions, at least most uniformed cops aren't. But mental health professionals are.

Before you go to see a priest or a dime-store healer get a professional opinion first. Although I'm sure that you already have had 100 "professional" opinions by now since you are in high school already and it was in your elementary school years that this happened.

There is a slim possibility that you are indeed experiencing paranormal activity. But the fact that you suggest a "headache" precedes most paranormal incidents suggests a biochemical or other brain-malfunction that is occurring to bring this on.

Feel free to get outside second opinions since they sometimes prove valid and quite helpful. But first, just to be on the safe side, make sure you are right with your doctor. All I am suggesting is a play-it-safe approach to dealing with this. And document everything that is happening to you. Since if anything truly bad happens to you then the folks, be they priests, healers or doctors can at least try and piece together what happened so it can help someone else going through your ordeal.

I can say this, I wouldn't want to live through what you have lived with. Thanks for sharing with us.

Hypon Grey Jul 11, 2008

biggest thing: its a freakout tactic, you could be being targeted/fed off by something bigger. music helps, trust me. if you had wanted to find someone who believes you, shoulda gone to a church and told the minister/pastor/preist. now, listen carefully. DO NOT HARM YOURSELF OR ANYONE ELSE!!! that's most likely what they want you to do if it really is something bigger, although it could just be minor sensitivity (although the headache is a sign of mental intrusion) and some of those genuinely want help.