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| 1888.1 | Maybe it ticks? | GLDOA::TREBILCOTT | I can't believe it's only Wednesday | Tue Oct 19 1993 16:14 | 18 |
| Lucia:
A possible scientific explanation...
Does the clock tick? I cannot have ticking clocks or watches near me
at all when I try to sleep. Drives me crazy, so I bought a digital
clock/alarm.
More question: Has this problem just started? Was the clock somewhere
else and then moved into the bedroom recently? Did the problem start
out of nowhere? I.E. He used to be able to sleep but now suddenly
can't.
Does the clock reside in a spot in the room where it may reflect light?
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| 1888.2 | | HOO78C::ANDERSON | Oh you are standing up! | Wed Oct 20 1993 04:33 | 8 |
| I sleep with someone who cannot sleep without a clock ticking. This in
no way bothers me. However if there is a second clock ticking in the
room it keeps me awake. The two ticks are not exactly synchronized and
they produce between them a third noise that keeps changing and that is
what I can't stand. So do you have another ticking clock in the
bedroom?
Jamie.
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| 1888.3 | More on the clock | VAXRIO::LUCIAMARIA | | Thu Oct 21 1993 11:59 | 12 |
| Here's more info on the clock:
no, it doesn't tick. It has not been working for years.
This problem has just started and out of nowhere. The other clock I
have in my room is a digital one -does not tick. The clock does not
reflect light. It has always stayed in our room.
My husband has always slept well except for these last week or so when
the "problem" started. He says he can feel the clock's presence there
somehow and it bothers him to the point that he has to stand up, get
the clock, go to the living room and leave it there...
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| 1888.4 | | 38638::DUMART | | Thu Oct 21 1993 12:10 | 5 |
| Perhaps there's something else bothering him and the clock reminds
him of it?
Or.........maybe your grandmother is trying to tell you something.
P.
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| 1888.5 | SHE KNOWS HOW TO CONTACT ME | VAXRIO::LUCIAMARIA | | Thu Oct 21 1993 15:00 | 11 |
| I think that if my grandmother was trying to tell me sthing she
wouldn't need to disturb my husband. We used to have the closest
relationship one can have, not many words needed ... I have felt her
presence very clearly in 3 different occasions after her death. She
wouldn't need to use a clock or my husband ... really ...
Tks for your help.
L�cia
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| 1888.6 | Seems like there's more to it than meets the eye | GLDOA::TREBILCOTT | I can't believe it's only Wednesday | Thu Oct 21 1993 16:23 | 16 |
| Maybe the problem is totally unrelated to the clock. Your husband is
just using that as a pointer?
Does HE have any ideas about WHY it bothers him? You said he feels its
presence. How so? Bad? By it being there does he feel afraid? Does
he feel bad? Angry? Does it remind him of something that happened
recently?
It kind of sounds more psychological of physical rather than paranormal
(IMHO).
It seems there'd be more to it if it was your grandmother trying to get
a message through. If she is, she is using an ineffective method, it
would seem, because he is putting the clock out of sight.
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