I need help-scared in my own home

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I have 3 cats, and every night they look out my window and stare this part of my house no one is allowed to enter. Its been boarded up ever since we moved in.
I don’t move often in my sleep, but I have been more lately. Theres a possibility it could be that.
 
I have seen my doctor, and all we came to was a possible iron problem. Ive been taking vitamins, but I haven’t seen any changes.
I usually stay away from horror movies, I enjoy being scared, but horror movies make me even more scared of my home.
 
Thank you for the prayers,
I can’t move out, since I’m in a wheelchair, and it would be hard for me to find a job for the next few months. My dad and I have talked about this, and all he says is that Mary and Jesus will protect us.
He’s American Catholic.
 
The spinal discs are from a car accident, I read online (crappy place for information, but Im desperate) that there’s a possibility for pissing off the spirits, and they lash out by physically hurting you, and spinal disc fractures are common in pissy spirits.
I have, I have woken up in my brothers old room, near the basement, and in the living room.
I have tried to convince my mom to take me to a sleep specialist, but she says Im too young.
thank you
 
We don’t let our cats into the living room, where the pianos are, because there’s an uncovered basement that they could go down, and get hurt.
 
Thank you for such an indepth response!
I have chronic depression, but my mom is a therapist herself, and she has had therapy, from what we can tell, she’s okay.
My brother, and sisters all were deathly afraid to walk around the house at night, saying they see someone when they do.
I have been to a doctor, and they were from car accidents, but the bruises come from nowhere. Most we can think of is iron problems.
My dad says that no matter who is in our home, Mary and Jesus will protect us. No, he hasn’t. He thinks its all just me and my siblings scaring each other.
The priest said that the home felt off, and we should contact someone else, but we haven’t.
The priest who blessed our house has since been excommunicated from the church, only way I can contact her is through facebook, and she is no longer a priest.
 
I am trying to move out, I need to get out of my wheelchair first. Thank you.
 
I am so sorry to hear what you are going through. It must be really scary. Why don’t you get some holy water and sprinkle it all over my house? There was once an incident in my house where the dog kept barking at a certain corner of my house (even though it was empty) We sprinkled holy water on it and the barking stopped. Why don’t you try talking to your parish priest? Pray the St. Micheal prayer. I hope this helps!!! God bless!!! 💙
 
thank you so much.
I have gone to doctors, and they feel almost like a dead end. thank you
 
You mentioned “she is no longer a priest” with regard to who blessed your house.

We do not have female priests in the Catholic Church.
 
You’ve referred to the priest who blessed your home as a “her”. Couldn’t have been a Catholic priest, as only men are Catholic priests. Was she a new-age priestess? What church was she excommunicated from?

If you are 18, how can your mother say you’re “too young” to see a sleep specialist? In most states, 18 is the legal age of consent for females, and in some states, for both females and males. Your mother really can’t legally stop you from seeing a sleep specialist. How you will pay for it may be another matter. Is there insurance? Can you apply for disability?

Is there any way you can find housing that’s designed to accommodate wheelchair bound residents?

Sorry to say this, but it sounds like your parents and doctors aren’t being very helpful, and really don’t want to help you.
 
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OP, some bells are going off in my head right now. Your doctor “thinks” it could be iron deficiency? Did he not do blood tests? Iron deficiency is very easily tested for.

And the female priest has me thinking that you are involved in some new age stuff…Are your parents RC? Are you? You really do need to see a real medical doctor that will investigate your issues and not just think it may be iron problems…he and you need to know! The over the counter vitamins do not have the amount of iron needed to treat iron deficiency anemia. You need to see a real priest and a real doctor!
 
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I have seen my doctor, and all we came to was a possible iron problem. Ive been taking vitamins, but I haven’t seen any changes.
I usually stay away from horror movies, I enjoy being scared, but horror movies make me even more scared of my home.
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Some of what you’re saying isn’t making sense.

You say you “enjoy being scared”, yet you are terrified of this house.

As for the vitamins not helping, do they include iron? Could you take a separate iron supplement? It’s pretty easy to find iron supplements in drugstores. Some foods contain more iron than others. Have you considered consuming more iron-rich foods?

You need to find a doctor who will listen to you and seriously check out your symptoms. The “iron deficiency” diagnoses may be true, to some degree, but you need to have this looked into more thoroughly.
 
If you’re asking this question seriously, and not for your own amusement:

First, you need to talk to your doctor. Make an appointment with your GP, and tell them the things you’ve told us. Especially:
  1. Two herniated spinal discs;
  2. Waking up with new bruises (and when this began);
  3. ‘Feeling the need to pray relentlessly’ (this might point to obsessive-compulsive disorder, or another psychological condition);
  4. Frequent sleep paralysis and terrible nightmares;
  5. Hearing things (voices, and a piano playing), and seeing things (‘a shadow around the house’) (This might point to schizophrenia or another mental health issue that involves audio/visual hallucinations; alternately, are you on any medications that might impact your perceptions or mental health?);
  6. Maybe mention the fact that things get moved in your house during the night (e.g. your rosary on the floor in a locked room, your dad’s paintings changed around), in case there’s any chance you unknowingly sleepwalk.
Everything you have described is potentially attributable to one or more medical conditions (plus potentially other factors, like vibrations from a truck outside shifting things inside the house, etc). If medical, it is common for certain medical conditions to emerge during the teenage years – or you may have something that precedes puberty. It would not be anything to be ashamed of if you find you are experiencing a medical condition, including if this involves mental health issues: these would simply be something to manage, through medical means, as part of your walk in this life. Everyone has something. (My aunt has schizophrenia. It’s manageable.)

Since you express concerns that there may be a spiritual element to your experiences, by all means, contact your local priest (whoever is the priest at your local parish, closest to your house, should do fine. You can email him, or show up in person, to request a meeting to chat).

But do not be surprised if (when) the priest’s first suggestion is for you to consult a doctor of some kind, rather than immediately reaching out to an exorcist. An exorcist may be available if that is ultimately an appropriate action to take – but the vast majority of the time people suspect they are being victimized by demonic oppression, there are other factors (especially medical) that need to be explored first, and often explain (and resolve) the situation to everyone’s satisfaction.

God bless you! I hope you reach out to appropriate medical professionals (and your local priest), and ultimately find the help you need, whatever that turns out to be.
 
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There’s a part of the house that’s been boarded up since you moved in?
 
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The priest who blessed our house has since been excommunicated from the church, only way I can contact her is through facebook, and she is no longer a priest.
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🤔 A female Catholic priest?
 
That’s part of what’s making this sound like a stereotypical horror movie, haha. I’m trying to avoid directly suggesting the OP is just amusing themselves posting online about stuff that isn’t happening, especially since the OP mentions she suffers from chronic depression (and I don’t mean any suggestion that she might not entirely be representing things as they are, as an insult against her)… and at the same time, with respect, it does seem worth considering that maybe the OP is… bored? And looking for ways to interpret the world around her that make it seem ‘fun’ and interesting?

I remember when I was a kid and I told my friends at school that I was a ‘witch’ and that there was a hidden room behind the wall in my bedroom.

Soooo I’m not speaking entirely from no experience when I say that sometimes, people really are just caught up in their own thing; especially when the occult, or horror movies or new age things, are a fascination for them. That was me. And honestly I’m hearing subtext that this may be the OP too. But trying hard not to judge, just in case.
 
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I’d agree with everything you said except the last line. I imagine her parents and doctors have a better sense of what the OP’s needs are, and how to help her, than we online strangers do. Remember that we’re hearing a completely filtered version of events here.
 
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