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My brother has always experienced "weird" things happening in his room. For example, a friend of his saw two "beings" one night when he slept overnight in his bedroom. He thought they were my sister and I who had come in the middle of the night to wake him up. But the next morning, he found out that neither my sister nor I had stepped in that room at all. Now, a few months after that, my brother tells me that he's seen a "white being" with white hair and old (as in old testament) clothes. My brother closed his eyes, felt it next to him and heard a very high pitch that immobilized him for a few seconds, then the "being" disappeared. Then last night on his way home from work, he started smelling flowers out of nowhere. There were no flowers in the car or near the road.

I was wondering if anyone has some insight regarding these events? Thanks in advance.

My brother has always experienced "weird" things happening in his room. For example, a friend of his saw two "beings" one night when he slept overnight in his bedroom. He thought they were my sister and I who had come in the middle of the night to wake him up. But the next morning, he found out that neither my sister nor I had stepped in that room at all. Now, a few months after that, my brother tells me that he's seen a "white being" with white hair and old (as in old testament) clothes. My brother closed his eyes, felt it next to him and heard a very high pitch that immobilized him for a few seconds, then the "being" disappeared. Then last night on his way home from work, he started smelling flowers out of nowhere. There were no flowers in the car or near the road.

I was wondering if anyone has some insight regarding these events? Thanks in advance.

My best friend does not have insurance and she just got a bill for $5000 from the obstetrician who supposedly "delivered" her baby. This doctor didn't actually deliver her baby because he was busy delivering twins in another room. She was attended by a resident and she's already paid the hospital bill. I guess I just don't see how a person should be paid such a hefty amount of money for services he did not rendered just because he was the "attending" doctor on the floor and signed her paperwork. Have any of you experienced a similar situation? Should she complain?

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Hello, I'm usually the one responding to your questions here on Yahoo Answers, but this time I'm asking for your sincere and honest opinion. I got accepted to the Harvard Graduate School of Education and although it's a fabulous opportunity, the idea of being in debt (student loans) for another 10 years is very scary. I already have a master's degree in a technical field (not education) and I can probably continue my life and do great things, but a year at Harvard can also provide me with experiences and opportunities that I will probably never get again in my life. I just want to hear your thoughts on this.

Hello, I'm usually the one responding to your questions here on Yahoo Answers, but this time I'm asking for your sincere and honest opinion. I got accepted to the Harvard Graduate School of Education and although it's a fabulous opportunity, the idea of being in debt (student loans) for another 10 years is very scary. I already have a master's degree in a technical field (not education) and I can probably continue my life and do great things, but a year at Harvard can also provide me with experiences and opportunities that I will probably never get again in my life. I just want to hear your thoughts on this.

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