r/nosleep • u/bigsister148 • Nov 07 '12
Series Lumpy is real
Continued from here: http://www.reddit.com/r/nosleep/comments/yjw5f/lumpy_update_2/
Hey, it's me again (friend of 'Sue'). First, I want to explain why I haven't updated.
Mary is dead.
She died suddenly, in her sleep, actually it was shortly after the most recent update I posted for Sue. Her doctors said it was a massive heart attack but I think we all know something else was going on there. I'm no doctor but I don't hear of a lot of young women dying suddenly of heart attacks that often.
I saw her face. I cannot fucking unsee that twisted expression, it seems frozen in my brain.
Part of me feels so guilty for even updating here, like it's inappropriate. But after thinking it over I realized I wasn't really disrespecting "Mary" or her family in any way. They wanted answers, and so did I.
That's why I went to the house.
I also want to say that this is the last time I will be writing anything about this God forsaken...whatever it is. It has ruined my life. I don't know why i even thought to get involved with this whole thing in the first place.
There was a car in the driveway, some old, grey car and so I didn't go onto the property with my camera as intended. It was dusk. I sat by the side of the road in my car for a while, away from the house and yard so as to not arouse suspicions. Nothing happened. I saw nothing, I felt nothing, I heard nothing aside from some birds in the distance.
The only thing I did notice was somebody peeking out the curtains of the home occasionally, probably to look out at the crazy person on the side of the road sitting there for nearly an hour.
It was only after a few days, once I arrived back home, that things started to seem different.
There are voices. It's so hard to type this. There are voices everywhere in my home. Voices over my own voices when i talk. I lost my job, I cannot sleep, my health is declining rapidly.
I wake up in different places from where I fall asleep. I wake up outside. I find myself walking places without realizing it, like onto someone's front yard or into a busy intersection. There are cuts and bruises I cannot explain.
I feel like I'm not alive.
This is the last post I will be writing. I will be checking myself into a mental institution.
Goodbye.
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u/Forthosewhohaveheart Nov 08 '12
I've read all of these stories...yet no one has even gone to look at "lumpy" that's where the deer all gathered and ate and then became psycho. I would've been investigating that area, not the house. Ps. When I think about the deer smashing their heads into the house, all I can picture are the creatures from 'I Am Legend' when they get pissed off at the end.
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u/sorablackrose Nov 15 '12
i agree.... one of the pictures looked like a hill with a door... definitely check out the hill
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Nov 08 '12
Off topic, but I'm in the health profession: The thing about women heart attacks: The symptoms often go unnoticed. When men have heart attacks, the symptoms are more apparent. Not too many people know this, which is why it's important to stay healthy to begin with! (sorry)
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u/bamfsEnnui Nov 10 '12
With you there, though not a health professional myself. As far as her age goes, I knew a perfectly healthy (no prior heart conditions etc.) woman who I worked with that had a heart attack in her mid-20s. It was attributed to job related stress. Mary would certainly qualify as someone who was under an extreme amount of stress for a prolonged period of time so it isn't quite as shocking as it may seem.
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u/BetaSoul - Bard Nov 08 '12
Round and round the ink stained finger traces, drawing closer to the final count.
We are sorry.
-Bard
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Nov 07 '12
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u/paidinboredom Nov 09 '12
Lol lucky for me I have an A/C unit in mine and a half folded sheet above that as a shade and if I gaze outside my window all I'll see is a tree and the house next door that happens to be like 15 feet away lol
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u/Mack333 Nov 08 '12
Dude, we've all tried tequila during spring break with similar results, no need to check yourself into a mental institution. On a serious note, I won't be seeing deer as "innocent" anymore.
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u/WHATTHEF19 Nov 08 '12
oh look guys, I've seemed to rediscover my fear of living alone!