Question:
For many years now I have
wondered whether I was or not yet all the while knowing
the answer was yes. I still feel as I'm being told not to
discover what has happened to me all my life but I've
decided to not listen to the tug-of-war any longer and
have to know (I get a physical pain just typing that
statement).
I have scars, nosebleeds (profuse in the
night as a child up to my teens), nightmares and missing
time. I've read a lot of things but have never been able
to find out if there is someone in my area that could or
would help me to find out at no charge. Is there
reputable "free" help out there and if so
where? I have to get this out in the open or it's going
to get the best of me. It has most of me now as it is. Maybe a researcher would be willing to help if they
could read some of the things that have happened to me.
Answer:
You are responding to the inner urges
felt by many individuals as they begin to explore their
abduction histories. The physical pain you described when
typing the sentence is something other abductees have
felt. Others feel a head pain, ear pain or other pain, as
if a silent observer is censoring the thought process.
Nosebleeds are commonly experienced by abductees, though
medical concerns must be considered. Finding free help is
often found through support groups. Check our page for Alien Abduction
Support Groups where we invite groups to send in
their information about free support groups.
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