Spooky Special Guest Episode Feat. @heartstartspounding | Can't Sleep Ep. 39

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  @cleoW444 · 5 months ago

  I thought Kaelyn was tatted TF UP bc of her mesh under shirt 😭

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  @Shmeggles · 5 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BiF7IH7de3o&amp;t=1746">29:06</a> gather round! Bc now it&apos;s time for Kris Reads Screens!

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  @heartstartspounding · 5 months ago

  Thanks for having me, friends!!! Time to crush some peeps 🖤👻

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  @OrganicMommaGA · 5 months ago

  I was still pregnant, had been induced for delivery but did not progress enough (to deliver) in 24 hours, so they sent us home with instructions to return the next day. &nbsp;We had no children yet, and were excited and nervous about the whole thing because I had miscarried previous pregnancies in the second trimester and we REALLY wanted to be parents. &nbsp;Anyway, that night as I lay down to sleep I prayed a small prayer that our baby would be healthy and everything would go well. &nbsp;I dreamed of my son&apos;s face, holding him, and he looked into my eyes (in my dream) and he was no featherweight. &nbsp;I had held a few newborns and always wondered how they could be so tiny, but this baby in my dream weighed almost twice what I thought most newborns weighed. &nbsp;Certainly I must have been dreaming of a 3-month old child. &nbsp;But I was happy and felt content that everything would be well and I would meet my son for real the next day. &nbsp;We went back to the hospital in the morning, got prepped again in the room with the IV fluids again and began the process all over. &nbsp;And the baby did not move far enough along, even after the doctor broke the water (hoping to make contractions more productive). &nbsp;They had to do a C-section because labor was not progressing and when they broke the water, there were signs of fetal stress. &nbsp;They immediately took me to the operating room, and since I had an epidural they thought everything was fine. &nbsp;But the instant the doctor began to cut, I felt it. &nbsp;Not pressure, cutting pain. &nbsp;They tried pumping more meds into the epidural, but had no effect. &nbsp;The doctor continued as quickly as he could with a team of nurses (and my husband) trying to keep me as still as possible and keep my panic-stricken self from contaminating the surgical field. &nbsp;I can &quot;see&quot; it in my memory in slow motion like a movie: &nbsp;the anesthesiologist intently watching over the blue sheet barrier with his hand holding the medication at my IV line and him saying to my husband that as soon as they cut the umbilical cord, I was going night-night. &nbsp;I heard my child cry out once in indignant complaint at the cooler environment, my husband said, &quot;He&apos;s beautiful&quot; and kissed my forehead. &nbsp;Me seeing the bright lights above me, tears still streaming down my face and unable to move, until everything went dark. &nbsp;I woke to feeling my bed moving, rolling along a hallway and saw nurses and doctors in flapping scrub jackets walking briskly holding my bed as they guided it down the bright corridor. &nbsp;I croaked out, &quot;What&apos;s happening? &nbsp;Where&apos;s my baby?&quot; &nbsp;Which made them all stop short and stare at me for a moment. &nbsp;They checked my vitals and rolled me backward into the delivery bay (a large room with at least 5 other beds, with post-partum mothers and babies). &nbsp;Apparently, they had been taking me to ICU because I had been &quot;knocked out&quot; so long and they couldn&apos;t wake me after the allotted time had passed. &nbsp;They wheeled in a basinette with a child in it and a nurse handed me the newborn. &nbsp;I took one look at it&apos;s face and said, &quot;This is not my baby.&quot; &nbsp;The nurse laughed and said, &quot;Of course it is, you didn&apos;t see your baby before they knocked you out.&quot; &nbsp;And then checked the baby&apos;s foot bracelet and then mine. &nbsp;With a horrified look on her face, she immediately scooped the child from my arms, set it in the little crib, and rushed out of the room with it. &nbsp;A different nurse returned with a baby in a little crib, checked it&apos;s foot bracelet and mine, then scooped up my son and put him in my arms. &nbsp;I looked into his face and saw the baby I had met in my dream the night before. &nbsp;He weighed 9 pounds, 9.8 ounces, which is the largest newborn I have ever held before or since. &nbsp;He turns 32 this October and he has always known his special story, and how I knew him before he was born.

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  @christinarainbowsparkle · 5 months ago

  My son is in hospital with Meningitis, and I&apos;m so worried about him, so this video couldn&apos;t be better timed, I NEEDED this, so thank you! Xx

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  @Leahm725 · 5 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BiF7IH7de3o&amp;t=407">6:47</a> Celina’s property being the bad kind of haunted in some areas, yet she sticks a grounding rod sheet thing into the ground/property, not just the house. Enters hellscape. That tracks.

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  @designer_theofficial · 5 months ago (edited)

  Happy Easterr Everyone! Btw - im just like Kris (I have nightmares every night). My dreams are extremely vivid &amp; I can feel, smell, see everything. I had a nightmare where I was being strangled. I KID YOU NOT when I woke up, I could feel so much pressure around my neck when I woke up that I had to check to see if someone was actually choking me. My neck was in pain for the next 5 minutes. I went back to sleep, had the dream again, woke up &amp; the same thing happened.<br><br><a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BiF7IH7de3o&amp;t=526">8:46</a> What if Kris saw a future version of a house that she&apos;s going to live in with her kids

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  @ArwenNMyrtlesMom · 5 months ago

  The problem with the pineapple is that it was a symbol of friendship and hospitality long before the upside-down pineapple was used as a swinger&apos;s symbol. Pineapples used to be a luxury item in the 17th and 18th centuries. People from the Carribean to the Colonists used this symbol on inns and businesses to symbolize that their establishment was welcoming and therefore a good place to do business with. I think that we should be really intentional in stressing that it&apos;s the upside down pineapple that symbolizes swingers.

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  @XTomorrowMayRainX · 5 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BiF7IH7de3o&amp;t=101">1:41</a> love the dynamic you three ladies have ❤

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  @guitarsorange · 5 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BiF7IH7de3o&amp;t=2884">48:04</a> &nbsp;I was probably about 10 when I threatened my mom I was going to run away. My mom hollered as I ran out the door, &quot;ok, but you can&apos;t cross the street.&quot; I walked out to the edge of the sidewalk and stood at the corner fuming, then walked back in the house. Years later my mom told me she stood in the window laughing hysterically, watching me fight with myself about crossing or not crossing the street.

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  @Bellllllz · 5 months ago

  The craziest thing about the witch trials is it wasn&apos;t just in salem, but in MANY places: usa, england ect. Salem just got the most popular for some reason.

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  @Maria-vm5te · 5 months ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BiF7IH7de3o&amp;t=807">13:27</a> those are called hypnagogic and hypnopompic hallucinations (what Kaelyn talks about, the spiders). It&apos;s not just bugs, could be anything (audio and visual). Floating heads, people etc.

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