2023-05-29 at 5:04 PM UTC
This 26 year old man with a wife and young son is finally having his career take off. He's an engineer. They decide to have another child.
He's happy that his wife can take some time off work at their house while she's pregnant and he's doing really well with his job. One day, the lamp in their living room appears blurry. He doesn't mention it to his family. For several months this lamp always appeared blurry or off color, but nothing else looked off in his life.
After his daughter was born, the lamp in the living room began flashing. He began hearing screaming. He closed his eyes and rubbed them.
THis is when it gets awesome.
He opens his eyes and finds himself on the sideline of a football field, he had been having seizures for several minutes and was surrounded by other teammates and paramedics.
He wasn't 26, he was an 18 year old engineering student. His wife Kayla, his home, his career, his daughter, his son, none of them ever existed. He had been unconscious for four minutes. During that time he hallucinated this entire 8 years of life.
He physically made a full recovery within days, however he had mental health issues because he was mourning for people that never existed. He would see his son in his sleep. He had hallucinated 8 years of life in a couple minutes.
Unable to handle the loss of his son, his daughter, his wife, his life as an engineer, his home, everything, he committed suicide eight months after the incident.
2023-06-07 at 12:48 PM UTC
that's not an hallucination.
2023-06-07 at 6:10 PM UTC
Sounds like delusions like what happen when you're in a coma and dream of things while totally out of it. If this is true I'd probably feel like doing the same thing because it probably won't get better after that honestly.
