Dont break the Chain

[Kim (The ParaChat Community)]

Alright were goin to sort of play a game. Just to get to know one another. I will ask the first question. The next person will answer my question, ending with there own question for the next person. Alright all lets try to keep it goin until atleast everyone gets a chance to answer a question.

question: What is the scariest thing that has ever happened to you?

[pghpatt]

I did 3 360's down the middle of the Florida turnpike during a raging thunderstorm at 90 mph.When I stopped the first thing I saw was a sideways semi heading right at me.I still have bad dreams over that.Speaking of which...Have you ever had a recurring nightmare?

[stanoleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee]

yes, it always happens in a darkened what seems to be abandoned old house. I'm up on the 2nd floor and I fall through the floor. and my wife knows everytime i have this nightmare cause i wake her up with as she says "an unworldly moan" that starts out quiet and gradually builds til I'm practically screamin. course when she wakes me up i have no idea that i was screamin. What's the scariest thing you've ever done?

[wayne thompson]

The scariest thing I've ever done is had a full blown anxiety attack. Thought i was gonna die for sure. Other than that nothin much scares me......wait there was tha time that........oh nm :) wheres tha scariest place you've ever been

[moonmajik]

well for me the scariest place I have ever been is combined with my fear of heights..... and that would have to be... the sunshine skyway bridge in st petersburg florida. the fact that this bridge is about 190 ft high - is enough for me to cringe then add in the ghost stories of the fateful day the original bridge collapsed- yes - what every person afraid of bridges wants to hear- back in 1980 a greyhound bus heading to miami plunged into the then 153 ft bridge into the water. for those of you that do not know the story behind the bridge - you can visit - www.geocities.com/pagesbydave/SunSkyDemoHis.html Around the time of the anniversary of that day- and during bad weather the bus has been sighted as well as ghost riders in peoples cars as the drive over the bridge. there are a few other stories you can find online as well. baynews9.com/content/34/2007/10/12/292206.html?title=Top+Spooky+Places WHAT WAS YOUR MOST EXCITING PARANORMAL EXPERIENCE??

[Knucklehead]

Hmmm, most exciting paranormal experience? A few years ago I was going through a tough time in my personal life and I walked into my bedroom one day and smelled my mom's perfume (Mom's been gone since 1992), and then realized it was limited to one area in the room. Walked in and out of the room three different times to try to figure out what would cause it --never could figure it out. A day or two later my daughter called to say she had a dream about my mom who had told her she was watching my house for awhile. Now that doesn't sound very exciting but I think it truly convinced me that my mom still had my back (as she did in life), that she would always be near by and it was her way of saying--It's all true believe it!

[Carol]

This bridge was in an area called the Tampa Triangle....a lot of interesting things are said to have occurred in this triangle over the years......the greatest area of paranormal activity in what is called the "Dead Zone" and this is located between the Skyway Bridge and the Egmont Key Lighthouse.... but the total area includes water between the Sunshine Skyway Bridge to the Sea Bouy in the Gulf.....

[Knucklehead]

Sorry, I forgot to ask a question for the next person--duh!?!?!?

What would it take to convince you (without a doubt) that you had experienced something paranormal?

[pghpatt]

I've experienced many things in my day that have no other explanation.The one thing that sticks out in my mind most of all is:
When I was 5 I fell out of a three story window in Fairfax , Va. at the Kings Court townhouses. My mom says I died twice in the ambulance. I ended up with 2 broken arms,shattered elbow,broken ankle,8 fractured ribs, and fractured skull. I was in a coma for 2 weeks. the doctors wanted to amputate my right arm but couldn't while I was comatose.When I came to,I was in traction with casts on both arms.One night while I was in intensive care,the door to my room opened and closed as if someone had walked in.The boy next to me suddenly had a glow at the foot of his bed.Then another glow appeared just above him, then disappeared into the first glow...The glow then moved towards the foot of my bed and stopped. I saw a hand come out of the glow and it opened and closed, opened and closed...Then it just disappeared.The next day I was to start rehab--walking, talking, a very painful ordeal to say the least. The doctors ALL told my mom that my right arm would be basically useless to me the rest of my life. Once rehab began I started thinking more and more about what I had seen in I.C. that night. In the rehab room there were rubber balls and from the second I picked one up I KNEW what the vision meant...Squeeze! I used the rubber balls everyday for a year until one day when I knew that it had worked. When I was 14, my mom flew the doctor that wanted to amputate my arm to Pittsburgh to see how my arm turned out.She took him to a baseball field where a bunch of teenagers were playing a Pony League game.He didn't quite understand the reason he was there until the third inning when my mom told him the kid pitching was me--and that was the only time in my youth that I threw a no-hitter.The doctor and I still keep in touch after all these years--he calls me the miracle kid! Oh , the kid next to me in intensive care died that night at exactly the moment I had what I call 'my visit'. Looking back, I'd have to say that was the defining moment ---the first of many experiences---that proved to me there were things in this world that weren't always defined in black and white terms.
Have you ever believed you were reincarnated and what reasons do you have to support it?