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I rip the towel from his hands and walk out of the kitchen to my mother and Denise. âMom this is too much for me right now. I am going to lay down for a bit.â She puts both her hands on my face âAre you sure honey? We can stay up and talk as long as you want.â I feel bad lying to her but this isnât really a conversation I want to have with her. She tends to get emotional and leave parts of the story out when she doesnât want me to know. Since there seems to be so much that I donât know about myself I would rather have someone tell me everything I need to know. âYa mom I am sure. Donât worry I am fine. I just want to lay down for a bit.â I turn and walk down the hall.
Trying to avoid my motherâs glare as I walk down the hall is a hard task. I can feel her frustration with me heating the back of my neck. She wants me to stay with her and listen to everything that she has lied to me about for so many years. I donât think that I can handle that right now. I am still trying to process the fast that I am some sort of Mystic. What the fuck is a Mystic? Why would I have not been told a long time ago? Like when everyone was trying to convince me that I was crazy in that Hospital.
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When I was 6 I started to have visionsâŠor at least that is what the therapist told they were. I would seeâŠthings happen before they were supposed to. It started small like seeing the light turn red before we got to the light. Or you see yourself step off the side walk and get hit by a bike. I was never afraid of them. I thought that everyone had them. It got stronger as I got older. At its strongest ever, I could touch a part of your skin and tell you anything that you wanted to know about your future. I told my mother one day that she was going to break her favorite Vase today. She turned away and laughed at me. I just thought that she understood what I meant. When I got home from school she was sitting in the kitchen staring at the floor. Her face was white and her hangs rested on her lap. âMom are you ok?â a singles breath escapes her and she turns her head to the side looking at me âHow did you know that I was going to break this?â She extends her index finger towards the shattered Vase on the floor. I take a step back becoming afraid of what she might do. âI told you this morning that you would break for favorite vase.â She lets her arm fall in-between her legs. âThat isnât what I asked you. How did you know that was going to happen?â I clasp my hands together and rub them nervously. âWell I was walking down the stairs and had a picture in my mind.â She stands from her chair and walks over to me. At this point I have figured that my mom has lost her mind. Being 6 years old I stayed right where I was. She comes to me and places both hands on my shoulder. She looks into my eyes and says âIâm sorry honey I never wanted this for you.â She kneeled down and hugged me. I didnât know what to do so I just wrapped my arms around her as tight as I could. I thought to myself maybe if I squeeze tight enough she wonât fall apart.
I next day I was in a doctorâs office. Dr. Lauren, She was a smug bitch who was unhappy with her life. She told my mother that I was basically psychotic, that I needed to be placed in a facility and on medication. My mother wouldnât have it. She said that there was no way that she was going to ruin my life by admitting me in a Mental Facility. She looked Dr. Lauren right in the eye and said âThere are people that really need the help in a Mental Facility but then there are the people who doctors donât want to try other alternatives. Now I brought my daughter in to get her help but you are not going to admit a 6 year old to a Mental Facility.â Dr. Lauren sat shocked. She didnât say a word for 2 minutes or so. She looked turned back to her computer that swiveled from the wall and said âWell there is always Therapy.â My mom leaned back into her chair and said âThank you thatâs much better.â I have never seen my mom talk to anyone like that and never have again.
Needless to say the Therapy was not much help. The more they had me try to meditate and be a calm state, the more I had visions. The first therapy session that I had alone was when I was 13. The therapist asked my mom to leave the room and right after I heard the click of the lock he turned to me and said âSo. Youâre a psychic right?â My mouth dropped open. I was so shocked. I didnât know what to say. I have never been called a psychic. The only terms for what I was told that I had her medical. âWell I guess so.â He waved his hand at me âOk so you can see the future rightâ and shrugged my shoulders and said âI guess so.â He rubbed huis hand on his chin. âAlright can you tell me when I am going to die?â I snapped back âWhat are you serious!? I donât that!â He puts his hands up âShhhh please stop. I have a reason for wanting to know. Please hear me out. I know that you have done it for other people.â I stand up from my chair âYa I have done it for my friends and help them cheat on tests but I have never told someone that!â I look at him in the eyes and I can see that there is something going on that he needs help with. âOk why do you want to know?â He looks to his palms and says âI have been given 1 year to live. I have terminal pancreas cancer. I cannot live a year not knowing if today is going to be the day I die. I need to know. I have things I need to plan for and make up lost time I have with my kids. Now normally I donât believe in thins like this but I am willing to try anything right now. Please tell me.â I looked down to my palms and took a deep breath âOk ill do it. But you cannot tell my mother that I am doing this. She told me that the more I use the power the stronger it gets.â He looks at me relieved âOf course I wonât. I promise. Plus there is always doctor patient confidentiality.â He lets out small chuckle and I do the same. I was over to the red velvet chair where he is sitting and reach my hand out. He takes a deep breath and holds its. âDoes it hurt?â I looked down to him and say âI donât know I have never done it to myself. But I have not had anyone complain.â He looks down and lets out his breath. âI bring my arm back to my side. âAre you sure that you want me to do this?â He looks up quickly âYes I am sure.â I reach my hand out again and touch the side of his cheek. I flash of images are flying by my eyes like birthdays, Christmas everything that is going to happen in this manâs life. All I have to do to find is think of what I need to know. Iâll think to myself âDeathâ and imedentally the flashing images stop. I see the therapist sitting on his porch swing with an older woman. He leans in and gives her a tender kiss on her cheek. She gives him the biggest smile and all you can see is the love that they have for each other. They are watching the sun go down and the therapistsâ head falls on her shoulder. His wife begins to cry and then the vision goes away.
I take my hand off of his cheek and he looks up at me. âWell what did you see? Please tell me.â I gave him a slight smile and tell him âYou are going to die on August 15th next year. You will be on your porch sitting with your wife enjoying the sunset. You will feel no pain and just drift off sitting with your wife.â His eyes begin to well up with tears and he grabs my hand. âThank you very much.â
He was by far my best Therapist of all. But when my mom found out that he was encouraging my âdisorderâ I never say him again. I was then given medication and made to believe that there is something wrong with me. Eventually after months of shock therapy and crazy amounts of different pillâŠI stopped seeing. There were no more visions. I donât know if the horrible things I went through really stopped the visions or if my body couldnât withstand the treatments. Making me numb to everything and everyone around me.
One night while laying in my bed I could hear my mother and father talking down the hall. âJames she isnât having the visions anymore.â
âWell that is what you wanted right? You didnât want her to turn intoâŠwell you knowâ
âYes I know this is what I wantedâŠbut why do I feel so horrible about doing it. I mean I feel like we just changed who she is.â
âOh Michelle only time will tell if we made the right choice.â
That was the last time that my visions were ever discussed. I stopped trying to have them and forgot all about them. My mother acted like it never happened. It started to feel that way to
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