Terrified Woman From Another Universe Wakes Up Here

Can you imagine waking up in a world where everything is just a little bit off from what you remember, and everyone else thinks you've lost your mind? Where it all looks the same, but some things are not?
No matter if anyone believes this woman's story, she obviously believes it wholeheartedly. It must feel like a nightmare to feel like you've been misplaced, almost like a Twilight Zone episode. I do believe this could be possible, who knows? We hardly understand space and time as it is, who knows what is really possible with alternate realities and dimensions.

Source Article

What started as an ordinary day—waking in bed one morning—evolved into a series of fearful shocks and haunting horror for a desperate woman lost in an alien world: our world. As Lerina García left her bed she noticed the sheets and bedclothes were strange. She didn't recognize them. Still shaking off the last vestiges of sleep, however, she simply shrugged away the eerie discovery and began her morning routine.

"What upsets me is that that I’m in the same year, not in a different time, and I’m exactly the same. Let me explain: it’s as though I had lost my memory five months ago and woke up having dreamed those five months, with the exception that everyone remembers me during that time, and I’ve done things that I’m not aware of having done.

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Sounds like she's suffering from a really bad case of Jamais Vu

Interesting none-the-less.

ALS

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Great story, thanks for sharing s&f
I wonder if her soul/personality changed phase/universial frequency and shifted to a parallel dimension.
if there where small changes to history, I wonder if she could present some inventions or discoveries of cure for cancers or intelligent life on other planets, if we could prove she really was from a parallel dimension, we could get confirmation on things we have not yet discovered.

I wonder..

Fascinating - though the source title is wrong. There is no claim that she is from another universe, Either she jumped into a parallel reality somehow or is exhibiting a known mental health condition - where everything suddenly seems new, different or strange.
I'm open minded on the first possibility ever since I re-visited a tiny village where I used to live. Everything was the same but the road I used to walk along every day wasn't there. There was no sign of that road ever being there. Pretty freaky. I went the following month and it was there.

They call that amnesia...

Originally posted by LongbottomLeaf
They call that amnesia...

Ha ha. No but it could be a form of dissociation
www.panicattacks.com.au...

www.caritas.ab.ca... pdf

that's pretty crazy like a star trek episode or it most reminds me of the hot new book 1Q84.

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What a load of crap. The odds of there being parelell earths are so astronomical they probably don't even exist and even perchance they did happen to exist there's no guarantee that earth or solar system would even be in the same galaxy or even same solar system.

Sounds to me like someone is fishing for a Hollywood movie deal. You don't just wake up and people in your life no longer existing with no trace of them to be found everywhere unless youre schizophrenic and suffering from one hell of a delusion.

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www.alandia.de...

For all your green fairy needs.......

Works well for people from different universes too

Originally posted by lonewolf19792000
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What a load of crap. The odds of there being parelell earths are so astronomical they probably don't even exist and even perchance they did happen to exist there's no guarantee that earth or solar system would even be in the same galaxy or even same solar system.

Sounds to me like someone is fishing for a Hollywood movie deal. You don't just wake up and people in your life no longer existing with no trace of them to be found everywhere unless youre schizophrenic and suffering from one hell of a delusion.

Doesn't mean it can't happen Multiverse anyone? everything could be the exact same but for one ant may have one less leg.

Originally posted by lonewolf19792000
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What a load of crap. The odds of there being parelell earths are so astronomical they probably don't even exist and even perchance they did happen to exist there's no guarantee that earth or solar system would even be in the same galaxy or even same solar system.

You're obviously not familiar with the "Many Worlds Theory." An explanation is here. It's a serious theory, not crap. This story fits the theory. That does not mean the story is true, of course, but it cannot simply be dismissed as "crap" when some of the finest physicists have given it serious attention.

Originally posted by lonewolf19792000
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What a load of crap. The odds of there being parelell earths are so astronomical they probably don't even exist and even perchance they did happen to exist there's no guarantee that earth or solar system would even be in the same galaxy or even same solar system.

Sounds to me like someone is fishing for a Hollywood movie deal. You don't just wake up and people in your life no longer existing with no trace of them to be found everywhere unless youre schizophrenic and suffering from one hell of a delusion.

I'm not outright believing this woman's story because there are a lot of medical conditions to explain it easily but come on. Considering you follow a religion, well, religiously and believe in God and all that, surely you should be an expert in delusions by now. What makes her story any different than believing that a stonemason (the more likely job of the day than being a carpenter) was born as a demigod and came back to life like Connor McLeod after being killed three days prior?

I think the author off the before its news article has been watching too much Fringe

wow, that is like a twilight zone episode...
I've always wondered if there are parallel dimensions. Once in a while someone will produce an odd picture that seems to show another dimension.. not like double exposure, well I see if I can find one.

finally found it. don't like this guy much cause he's like a know it all but he has a nice collection of pics.
I thought this one was pretty cool.
you'll have to scroll down a little bit....

dimensional photo

this might explain 'dopelgangers' ?

Originally posted by curious7

Originally posted by lonewolf19792000
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What a load of crap. The odds of there being parelell earths are so astronomical they probably don't even exist and even perchance they did happen to exist there's no guarantee that earth or solar system would even be in the same galaxy or even same solar system.

Sounds to me like someone is fishing for a Hollywood movie deal. You don't just wake up and people in your life no longer existing with no trace of them to be found everywhere unless youre schizophrenic and suffering from one hell of a delusion.

I'm not outright believing this woman's story because there are a lot of medical conditions to explain it easily but come on. Considering you follow a religion, well, religiously and believe in God and all that, surely you should be an expert in delusions by now. What makes her story any different than believing that a stonemason (the more likely job of the day than being a carpenter) was born as a demigod and came back to life like Connor McLeod after being killed three days prior?

The odds of that happening are greater than you think and i don't follow religion there is a huge difference in religion and what i believe but i'm not expecting an ignorant unbeliever to understand that

Okay, let's say something like this is true - what would cause it to happening? The precipitating event? Something, other than "just falling asleep" had to occur, what was it? Curious minds wish to know...

There is another case on the link I find even stranger
An incident took place in Tokyo, Japan during the early 1990s: a man arrived on a flight with a passport from a non-existent country.