[sofeha]

Ok so, I'm 13 and I have had some experiences that I'm not really shur of. First off, I've heard voices in my house and all, once I even ran into something that I couldn't see. And chairs moved, my dog, when she was alive she would bark at nothing. When I started hearing things, I thought it was just my cousin coming around to say hi, 'cause he died when I was nine, February 6th 2007. The night of his death I had a dream, in a gold bathroom with white floors, he was glowing and hovering above me and his heart was in a massive tub. I can't remember anything else but his voice; believe and you will succeed in life and live well. I told him I'll try, then I woke up crying. In December of that year I encountered 7 boys, all teens. Chase, the youngest said that my cousin was murdered by another ghost. I was furious so I sticked to believing in them. Now I doubt myself, I told some of my friends and then the number of ghosts grew, and they believe in them strongly. They even felt them!
Well I think that's it, I still think I'm crazy though, can someone help explain all this?

[cdad]

When you open doors you sometimes let in the unwanted. Believing in ghosts is OK just don't make it an obsession. For many there are very real causes for things that happen that have nothing to do with ghosts. Be careful letting your mind run away with what is normal life.

[hauntinghelper]

What makes these teenage boys so special that you believe them? Have you talked about this stuff to your parents?

[anonymously]

Don't be afraid to let your parents know what you're experiencing and that you're afraid it might not be real. If they are real, discussing them with a professional or even just another adult won't hurt anything.

[sofeha]

I have told my parents and my dads said its just in my mind, I have gone to a phiciatrist.. And she said I have a very vivid imagination. Which didn't help with my little issue. And thanks guys for answering! It's means a lot :)