Let’s call her Dana. She won’t agree
to a tiled photo, blurred photo, back photo - nothing to
identify
who she is.
She’s been harassed and ridiculed and
threatened for six years about what she has got to say.
Her
husband left her, convinced she was losing her mind.
Friends were
lost in the fray as well.
Here’s what we can tell you. She’s
48. Lives in Surrey and is an artist. Has two grown
children she
is close to. Her partner calls her "level-headed" and
says she keeps him from becoming overly analytical about
life.
Dana is convinced she has been abducted by
aliens, not once but twice. She has clear recollections of
one
abduction, in her late twenties. The second one, she’s not
clear about, except that a friend, whom she hasn’t seen
since, saw a UFO hovering over a car that Dana was
driving.
Flashbacks, dreams and nightmares plagued
her
about the experience until she was in her early 30s, when
she
heard about MUFON, a group that investigates UFO reports.
After three years of researching, talking to
,
receiving support from 10 other abductees, and visiting a
hypnotherapist, she was convinced the abduction was real.
This is
what she pieced together, in what she calls an experience
that
was so vivid to all the senses, she cannot believe it did
not
take place.
Events unfolded in a manner typical to most
alien abduction reports. She was trying to get to sleep
when she
was taken aboard a craft by a "grey," the alien
creature which is well known to the community of
believers.
She was among five women and two men put
into
capsules, taken aboard a craft, 20 to 30 feet long, then
transported to a gigantic mother ship.
"I felt paralyzed, I couldn’t move
and felt like a guinea pig. I could only see through
pinpoints of
light through my eyes." She was jolted back to life from
what felt like being frozen and dead.
"I felt my heart restart and my blood flow
again. It was quite painful. Really painful," she says.
"It felt like a fire going through my body. It was like a
horror movie.
"They took us out of the capsule and took
us to different rooms, like cattle. I had a guide. He was
tall
and always turning around to tell me mentally, ‘you come
with me’ and I would follow. He took me on a tour of the
place and there are moments I don’t want to talk about.
The
things that were done to me were too intimate, too
personal. But
their hands were cold and not warm like ours.
"I felt they were going through the
motions of work. There were no feelings of sensitivity or
compassion. There were no emotions of any kind. It was
very
clinical.
There were moments where one laid its four
fingers on my forehead and told me mentally that
everything would
be all right.
"I was the number one skeptic in the
world. But the dreams started seeping through. It was too
real. I
can’t imagine people going on a fantasy trip causing all
this trauma."
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