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Do we know why the wife had anti-psychotic pills in a Benadryl bottle next to the bed when she knew he takes Benadryl daily?? 🤔
She apparently had been on them in the past and was storing her leftovers in that bottle. Honestly we don’t know why - it was ultimately such a bad move and it’s why you should never store pills in different bottles. Pinning your comment so people can see ❤️
It may have been in a different bottle than he thought was . I’ve seen people do some dumb stuff while tired or not being mindful. OR it was like she was given it for sleep or light seizures. Not everyone talks a lot about their medications. They SHOULD know their partner takes something like this. He could have died.
@@Loey thanks!
I wondered that exact same thing!
I honestly had the same thought. You should never put meds in an incorrectly labeled bottle.
Honestly, this is an important PSA to store your medications in their appropriate packaging. It’s incredibly fortunate that no one died or was seriously harmed.
It’s actually illegal to not have your pills in the bottle with accurate prescription info. I almost got charged with distributing my anxiety pills.
@@sharpie9000 highly valuable information, right here
Or write over it with a marker so you know what you're taking and it's s clearly visible. I've kept Tylenol in an old metformin bottle when I was going to work, just to have something to take it in rather than a big bottle. But I wrote over the bottle and made sure it was clear what it was
@@sharpie9000 yep my friend got charged but got it dropped later on bc her pills actually spilled out in her purse so the bottle was in there but the pills were all in the bottom. Even Tylenol is supposed to be in its bottle. No loose pills! We live in Kentucky and they are crazy about it in my area!
Exactly
His wife is a sleeper agent. “It’s cold out, better hoagie down” is her sleeper agent activation phrase.
what's a sleeper agent?
@@okaura Sleeper agents are supposedly people who have been trained by the government but then brainwashed to not remember their training until their activation phrases.
basically it's when a person is a secret assassin agent but lives a normal life until their code phrase ( activation phrase) is said to them. then a switch flips in them and automatically they go do the mission they were previously trained for. but they don't know they are doing it or that they changed.
@@okaura is your Google broken?
@@MrBibi86 It didn't give a good enough explanation
Taking six antipsychotics a night?? Sounds like he was very lucky that he didn’t accidentally fatally overdose
as someone with a psychotic disorder… absolutely petrifying ((: sounds to me like quite a severe psychotic break, and I hope he’s doing a lot better now, and that he has gotten the answers and help that he needed
Yes taking multiple seroquel should’ve caused a pretty terrible reaction I’m surprised. It’s dangerous as hell.
6 Benadryls a day can also cause you to OD. Do not take that many. PSA for anyone reading. 😅
@@TheMagpieOfficial yeah and it DID cause a terrible reaction and his “wife” is 100 % to blame
@@chelsear9483I feel like it wouldn’t necessarily cause an OD but more like… a really, really bad trip.
@@AmyGoesRAWR114yes I never od on Benadryl but I stopped taking it because after too many it’s like shrooms but like if shrooms just saw a horror movie not peaceful at all nightmares vomiting seeing spiders and hallucinating
the fact that this story is real/realistic and not paranormal is even more terrifying
Nothing scarier than human nature. That’s why movies like green inferno and the strangers are so captivating.
@@rinamartinez3778 never heard of those movies, but I'm definitely gonna check them out!
when i heard that he'd grabbed the wife's pills i assumed that she really was acting strangely from not being medicated, did not expect it to be him
This story was entirely captivating, what a horrifying thing for these two people to have had to go through. Hopefully hearing this story will make some people think twice about the way they store their medications and save a life
I am a retired psychiatric nurse. I worked for a decade in a mental hospital. I'm not really buying this story as truth. That many Seroquel, a person would sleep for a week. My grandson who lives with me is on Seroquel & has been for years. And I've never seen a pink Seroquel.
Ok but can we talk about why she even had anti psychotic medication in a benadryl bottle to begin with? Did she have a mental illness that she was taking them for and was hiding it from him? I can't seem to get over how we didn't really touch on this part of the story lol.
He says it was the same bottle, but the first night he was dead tired, and every night after that he was hallucinating, so I wonder if it even was the same bottle. Like maybe both bottles were a similar size and color and he didn't read it the first night, and was just too out of it after that to realize.
Seroquel is often used as sleep meds. I take it to sleep, so does my mom
Completely glossed over …. SHE COULD HAVE KILLED HIM!!!!!
As a schizophrenic, I instantly recognize the symptoms psychosis and thought that his wife was suffering from it, but when he first said that he had texted his wife and she replied that she had never said to ‘better hoagie down’, I somehow realized that *he* was the one that was experiencing psychosis, because I went through a similar experience when it first started.
How did the wife not realize he was using her medication . She should of ran out a lot quicker than usual? This also better be a wake up call for his wife to not swap bottles of medication with eachother.
thats what i was thinking!!
apparently she had been on the medication in the past and she was storing them just in case. She wasn't actively using the medication so she didn't notice that the pills were disappearing!
as someone with schizotypal disorder, delusions and hallucinations suck. mine is trauma based, so my delusions and hallucinations are related to my trauma but it just overall sucks.
also people who are saying "antipsychotics in a benadryl bottle is sus" guarantee it wasn't in a benadryl bottle, just one that looks similar
also could've been that his benedry was in an old prescription bottle. I do that with tylenol so I don't have to lug around a big bottle. I took the label off and have never taken any medication without reading the bottle first though. I can't understand why he didn't but then again taking that much benedryl can cause similar issues so maybe that fed into it.
either way, the bottle situation definitely doesn't sound off to me either.
@@sourgreendolly7685 most probably he DID read the label and the wife was just storing her anti psychotics in a benadryl bottle for some weird reason
AWW thank you so much for the shoutout that was an awesome surprise!!! :D
Am I the only one who thinks it’s kinda weird she doesn’t feel safe around him anymore when she basically poisoned him by mistake?
Nah, it makes sense she'd be uncomfortable being around him while he's still recovering and not on meds if she had psychosis symptoms in the past. Having a psychotic episode might've been traumatic for her, and seeing him going through the same was probably really triggering and scary. Hell, she might even have had issues with anger or lashing out, and been scared he was showing signs of the same, bc she knew how unsafe and out of control she felt at the time. Sucks that her being irresponsible with her meds caused the situation, and I'd bet that's something that'll come up in counseling, but doesn't invalidate her feeling unsafe when they both know he might not be aware of his actions and has already done stuff he wouldn't normally do, or her feeling uncomfortable seeing someone she loves go through what she did, knowing it's because of her mistake.
@@Lanoira13 ugh I didn’t even consider how triggering that could have been. You see him yelling at the bathroom door and think “is this how I’ve been?” Now you’re scared because your dude is yelling and you’re thinking about your mental health past/future. What an awful situation. I hope he gets well and she’s safe and sound. Thanks for checking me
@@skylerpaige5328 I think you might've misread. I'm pretty sure it said she was across the room on the other side of the couch while he pounded on the bathroom door screaming at her THINKING she was in there due to his hallucinations.
Completely agree. If this story was reversed, the guy would be up on multiple charges. Poisoning, attempted murder, etc .... The wife's position in this is extremely sus but that is just glossed over. 🤨
@@oldromanbulldog2675 I don't think it's illegal to in correctly store your prescribed meds in your own home, even if someone else takes them without asking, and if it is illegal anywhere it'd probably be a local laws thing, not illegal everywhere. I'm pretty sure attempted murder also requires provable intent or at least effort to harm someone. If he died she might be liable for negligent manslaughter but that's about it.
What’s crazy is, even though it’s an antipsychotic, it’s prescribed incredibly often off label for sleep
Especially in rehab treatment and detox and stuff
I’ve been on it and almost everyone in recovery has been on it at some point. It usually just knocks you out and makes you groggy in the morning
I just can’t imagine that same medication affecting him that way and how he was able to drive or do anything but sleep
That's so concerning given taking antipsychotics when you don't need them can lead to psychotic breakdowns. I know he was on a ton, but I was on a normal dose and just misdiagnosed when it happened to me..
@@sourgreendolly7685 Yeah, clearly they don't have that effect for everyone, I'd assume most people if this is common practice. But you're the second person I've seen saying taking Seroquel misdiagnosed caused a similar mental break to the story for them due to a medical history of incompatible issues, and another person said they had a similar experience taking more than their prescription even though it is right for them.
I could understand it being useful as a sedative if you know a patient doesn't HAVE those issues... But it being used as a sedative for people in rehab and detox etc seems like it would be asking for issues given a lot of people with mental illness self medicate, and a lot of people with substance abuse issues have underlying issues or medical histories they don't know about. I'd assume that would make rehab and detox groups disproportionately likely to have these complications????
@@sourgreendolly7685 I have actually been prescribed it for sleep and anxiety too. It was a really low dose. But I quit taking it cause I felt odd in the mornings. One of the side effects is listed as delusions or psychotic symptoms if I remember correctly.
Seroquel is a wild medication. I was misdiagnosed as bipolar a couple years ago and the first medication I was given to treat my 'bipolar' was 150mg of Seroquel. It was an absolutely horrifying experience. You're not supposed to operate heavy machinery while on this medication, but I work at 2 hospitals in my area and am on call often, so I had no other choice (yes I expressed this to my Dr and he didn't seem to care). I saw traffic lights morph into giant upside down hanging bats, I've seen people and creatures that weren't there, and had conversations that didn't happen. I constantly felt like I was losing my mind and couldn't keep myself awake. The fact that he was taking 6 of these is mind boggling. I also used to take a large amount of Benadryl nightly due to significant allergies (I wasn't taking any other medicine at the time). I had to stop taking that as well bc I was experiencing horrible 'bad trips' and again felt like I was losing my mind. Multiple severe mental disorders run on both sides of my family and I think (as Loey explain happened to the man in this Reddit story) the antipsychotic (Seroquel) unlocked a lot more issues for me that caused me to be hospitalized. I now have to deal with a heavier load of mental health issues that before I was given this medication.
Please please please make sure you're advocating for yourself while speaking with ANY health professionals. Make sure you give them a full history to the best of your ability and do NOT let them dismiss you. As someone who works in healthcare myself, I often see patients that are too shy and/ or too trusting of the people's care they are in. Stand up for yourself with your whole chest and if you are not comfortable with something, make it known and do NOT let them step past any of your boundaries. I pray that none of you have to experience what I have.
You’re actually not even close to the first person I’ve heard/known who have had these experiences with Seroquel fr! It’s scary! Such a scary scary drug!
I only take 25mg and it knocks me out! I couldn’t imagine what 150mg would do! (I take seroquel for mental health lol)
I take 400mg every night for extreme insomnia and have been for at least 15 years. Luckily for me I’ve never had any side effects. I don’t have any other mental health issues but I have suffered from insomnia since I was a toddler. I have tried every conventional sleep medication on the market and even some unconventional ones and for some reason Seroquel is the only thing that works for me. I can’t imagine how scary it would be to hallucinate while driving, and it’s insane how differently people can react to the same medication.
@@Samantha-cy8fn it’s is crazy how differently the same medication can drastically affect people in different ways! I know it’s weird to say, but I love my Seroquel because of what it helps me with!
@@Samantha-cy8fn I'm so glad you've found something to help w your insomnia. Insomnia is often overlooked and is so difficult to cope through and also live a functional life. Medication is so weird w how experiences can vary, but I'm glad you haven't had to experience anything crazy or unpleasant w Seroquel!
So how did the wife not notice her anti psychotics were gone if she was supposed to be taking them. And if she wasn’t taking them, why did she have them 🥴. I kinda blame the wife cause who just leaves that laying around 🤦🏽♀️🤣
asking the right questions
Bc redditors always leave plot holes in their fictional stories. If he already had a tolerance to benedryl he still wouldn’t have any tolerance to seroquel. If he popped six right off the bat he’d be completely drugged and he’d know it. He wouldn’t be able to stay awake even the next day or until it wore off. He’d probably have serotonin syndrome, because seroquel does just that - it quells serotonin.
It takes time for you to reach a high doseage even when it’s prescribed and it takes a long time for seroquel to leave your system. Typically it’s prescribed in increasing doses until they get the right dose.
Also, seroquel are big pills that look nothing like tiny bright pink benedryl. Seroquel is also prescribed for other things than anti-psychotics. So, Why put it in a benedryl bottle knowing your spouse takes too much benedryl? Why not say you take it for something else if you don’t want to talk about your diagnosis? Why couldn’t he tell the difference even after a week of this? She wasn’t trying to drug him or she’d have put it in his bottle not hers. This whole story has too many holes to be true.
leaving medication out is totally normal if you don't have kids or pets. putting pills in a different pill bottle though? stupid!!
@@laurenlaurenlaurenlaurenlauren they did have two cats I think Loey said. But you are correct. I should be more worried about the fact that they were in a different bottle too.
Same! Also the only reason he was even popping so many benadryl in the first place was because he was allergic to her cats which she allowed to sleep on their bed.
As someone that takes seroquel regularly, I absolutely could not even begin to imagine taking 5-6 at a time. I was manic once and took more than my prescribed one and no. Just no. That must've been such a traumatizing experience for Jack. I hope he's able to heal from that.
From a story standpoint, I really liked the twist! The entire thing had me so intrigues. I was watching my second monitor with my game paused because I really thought I'd be able to just listen lol
I also take seroquel regularly and had to knock my dose down because it knocks me out! I honestly couldn’t imagine what would happen on a higher dose. The most I will take extra is one because that’s what was originally prescribed, but I haven’t needed the extra so far!
This was insane! Quick story of my own, about 7 or 8 years ago I started seeing a psychiatrist about a few things I had been dealing with. The first one I started seeing was a bit shady as I had no insurance and was basically going to the only one around I could actually afford. After a few visits and some test I was finally diagnosed and started treatment which included both therapy and medication. Long story short I was misdiagnosed by a longshot and was being treated for psychosis even though I had nothing remotely even close to that going on. I was prescribed from the get go to take 600mg of Seroquel twice a day! And to say that I had delusions would be a massive understatement. It is insane how real hallucinations are to someone that has no clue they are hallucinating. If you have no history or signs and symptoms of mental illness and you take something that strong, you are in for a bad ride. It took months for me after I switched Dr's and came off of that medication for my mind to go back to being somewhat normal and clear. That stuff is no joke!
Omg. I used to ve prescribed 50mg of seroquel and I'd be asleep minutes after taking it. I seriously can't comprehend how 600mg is a survivable amount! So sorry you went through this.
Good lord...Im really glad you were able to figure out the issue with no long-term effects! ❤
Same thing happened to me!! I was misdiagnosed as Bipolar when I am actually ASD & CPTSD and the medication they prescribed put me into delusions, a Manic episode AND a psychiatric breakdown.
It took years to get my life back on track.
@@Loyal.Laika.Dog13 Is there any way to go after the psychiatrist?
To cause lasting damage like that is completely against their hippocratic oath...whether intentional or not.
@@jaimejones3177 I found a different psychiatrist and psychologist who had a complete evaluation done on me through adult vocational rehabilitation and gave me the correct diagnosis and different treatment.
Reminds me of the guy who had a carbon monoxide leak and would leave himself notes every night about someone else being in the house. Same vibe of like he was having psychosis and felt like he was losing his mind.
The fact that he didn't die from an overdose is absolutely insane, and he is so lucky. I have taken seroquel before for my insomnia, and after a few days of just taking 1 a night, I was losing my memory and ability to speak and function as normal and I felt nothing, no emotion, nothing. My parents, who monitor me closely when I take new meds due to some serious situations in the past that have happened with them, thankfully noticed something was really wrong and got me off of them.
I don't understand why she didn't come to the realization sooner when she's hiding antipsychotic pills in a Benadryl. When she should know that he takes Benadryl everyday. Why would she have to hide them if they're prescribed to her and how was she functioning without them at her parents house if they are prescribed to her?? I just have so many questions. Lol
I can't imagine my partner suddenly changing in such a monumental way and I just abandon him instead of saying "hey something obviously going on, let's get you some help."
Kinda sounds like she just wanted an excuse to leave 🫠
I have a very similar experience to this!! Basically when I was a younger teen, and id miss multiple days of my antidepressants due to irresponsiblity, i would take two or three to “even it back out” but the problem is itd happen wayyy too often. id be fine on them for a few weeks, then miss days at a time, then for two days or so id take two or three pills. i was on a high dose too. it’d put me through terrible lows and deep delusional episodes when i would take multiple. i totally messed up friendships and family relationships because of it.
Moral of the story, medications like this are no joke, please handle medications responsibly, or have a trusted individual handle your medications if you can’t.
SAME only I was diagnosed with the wrong mental health issues and the medication they prescribed me threw me into delusions, a manic episode and a psychiatric breakdown- which spiraled into homelessness and an opiate addiction and it took years for me to get my life back on track.
Is it better to just keep taking them normally if you forget and not up the dose?
@@hanac5586 YES. always just take the next nearest dose. there's a reason why you get a specific dosage, you're supposed to follow it.
@@hanac5586yeah! basically with the antidepressant i was on it stabilized my serotonin levels so when you stop it, they drop and people can be very harmful to themselves. but when you double the dosage, especially when you’ve been off them, they jump up heavily and that sort of a thing can cause all sorts of problems, for me it was delusions/hallucinations.
thats also why when you start meds like that, they work you up so its not a shock to your system
It makes sense she'd be uncomfortable being around him while he's still recovering and not on meds if she had psychosis symptoms in the past. Having a psychotic episode might've been traumatic for her, and seeing him going through the same was probably really triggering and scary. Hell, she might even have had issues with anger or lashing out, and been scared he was showing signs of the same, bc she knew how unsafe and out of control she felt at the time.
I think the reason your brain turned John into jack it's because of that little nursery rhyme where Jack and Jill went up a hill to fetch a pail of water
So good to see Fortune getting the hype he deserves! He is an excellent storyteller.
Huh???
Is Fortune the dude that created this, "story"...???
@@dumbelldaisynope, UA-camr that reads and writes scary stories in this format, she gave him a shout-out!!
my uncle has schizophrenia, and when i was a kid i remember he ran into the house acting weird. and he said "i just killed someone and the cops are after me" pretty sure he was hallucinating...but...still to this day i have no idea.
Seroquel is a very serious antipsychotic. I feel awful for him. That really sucks. I couldn’t even imagine.
Okay I am in LOVE with Terror Time. This story took a turn I did not expect. Thank you so much Loey. I am so stoked for more of this.
As someone who is currently on a high dose of seroquel, when you said that he was taking 6 pills a day, I felt sick to my stomach. It isn't a drug that is administered easily and isn't one that is prescribed a high dosage to begin with - completely shook me to my core
Also, just FYI, Benadryl in high doses can also cause hallucinations.
Does anyone else feel better, no matter what after watching Loey? Like your worries just evaporate 😅 thank you Loey ❤
Yeah she just has such friendly vibes 😊
So true! Always such calm vibes even in a tense talk 😂
My first thoughts were that the wife looks so sus in this. She never noticed her pills were missing? But then I looked at my own nightstand and all the stuff I keep on it. So... ok... maaaaaybe she really had extra, but maybe it was a smaller amount in a big bottle and she wanted to get rid of the big bottle... I dunno. I guess it could all be true. Or maybe she set up the whole thing. Either way it sounds like a horror movie. I'll take more of this series please, Miss Loey!
Yes as a nurse I have seen this in action. When someone has either taken medication and had an adverse effect to it and this medication is one that this frequently happens on. Antipsychotics can have these effects to people because they don’t work for them for whatever reason. They either have to try something different and don’t forget he wasn’t prescribed them anyway so really he may not have anything at all wrong we don’t know the entire story. Yes you can have someone in your history but that does not mean you will have it also.
I would hope they could move past this because it could have just been a bad reaction from a mistaken drug.
as someone who has mental health issues, THIS is a horror story that really scare me. Hope they are all better now
It's cold outside, better hougie down
I’m here & locked in for Terror Time! I live for spooky, creepy, stories. Yeeesss Loey!🖤🖤🖤
He could have been having an adverse affect from the meds. I've had something like this story happen to me from taking lunesta for sleeping. I had a really bad adverse affect to where I was moving furniture around my house, putting cushions in the oven, stripping down naked and dancing. I really scared my daughter. Lucky for me I had a roommate that knew I was taking a new medication and she called 911. I don't remember any of it, only what I was told..
loved the video Loey!, but wait, did he type this whole story out after it happened? Or how did he type out a perfectly coherent reddit post when he was supposedly hallucinating and in a coma like state when he was 'getting ready for work?' hmmmmm
Moments of clarity
Very, very sus.
Please please pleaaaase, everyone, store your medication properly! This happens more than people think! I poisoned myself once because I thought I was taking cough syrup but it turned out to be a medication not meant for ingesting that my mother stored in an old cough syrup bottle, I still have gastrointestinal issues because of that.
That is such a weird story. When I heard that his wife was the one who was scared of him and showed him videos of what was really going on and he was the one who was acting weird, it made me think that he could be suffering from paranoid schizophrenia.
So cool that you shouted out Fortune. He's really nice and does a great job with his videos.
This makes sense. Overdosing on Seroquel can cause serotonin syndrome, which causes hallucinations. And it sounds like he was hallucinating non-stop for a while. Serotonin syndrome for days on end can be fatal so he's dang lucky.
Always great to see that Loey has posted! Really brightens up my day haha
i had a semi similar experience with delusions, except mine were cheekily caused by an insane amount of black mold LMAO. i'm fine now, but for months i'd pass out, imagine stuff, wake up and try to tell people only to get mad that they didn't know what i meant, and of course fully hallucinate people, bugs, and shadowy figures in my apartment
that's actually really scary
@@andria8279 it definitely was. but when i moved out of there, it got better and now i’m fine :)
Terror time is EPIC!!! I usually listen to you in the shower but have to randomly turn around super quick to see what you're talking about, this was so perfect, I'm obsessed 🥰🥰🥰
Loved this story time! But as many others are saying this is also an opportunity to learn from. Store medication in appropriate packaging and have open communication about what you’re taking and when.
“Better hoggie down”
If I was jack: You must be sleep walking XD
loooved terror time!!! Can't wait for more! I was doing some sit-ups while watching and I was so captivated in the story I went over my goal 😂💕 love you Loey!!!
I love this! I hope you do more.
I remember hearing this story, can’t remember who or where I heard it from…maybe Lost Genre or Mark Narrations. But what a twist.
Also, the only time I had any sort of delusion was when I hadn’t taken my antidepressants for a year, was going through a lot cause also the pandemic had just started. I was outside in the middle of the night having a panic attack when suddenly I hear my mom saying to come over here. I couldn’t see her and her voice was coming from behind some bushes. I started walking over there and I heard her call my name and telling me again to come over here. I kept walking when it suddenly hit me, why would my mom be hiding behind some bushes in the middle of the night? So I just went back inside and fell asleep.
Terror Time is an awesome concept!! I was so drawn into the story and the ability to put my phone down and just listen was nice. i feel so sad for the wife though. i can’t imagine having to be that afraid of the person you should be able to trust the most.
I loved this, this was great. And funny you say that thing about bugs at the end. My fiancé seems to hallucinate bugs from time to time. He has an insane fear of wasps and large bugs. To the point whenever he comes inside he asks if there’s anything in him. Which usually there’s not. On occasion he has run inside slamming the door and dramatically brushing his clothing and asking if I saw anything come off him or still on him. To which I usually reply no. There have also been occasions when he’s sworn there is a spider in our room at night. One occasion specifically, our youngest was around 6 months at the time, her and I were fast asleep, when he woke up freaking out, turning on the lights and telling me to get out of bed, because he was trying to fall asleep when he looked up from his phone to see what he thought was a giant spider hanging in front of him, as if the web was attached to the ceiling. He woke up me and had me move our daughter out of the bed, while we looked around for it. We checked the bed and all around the room. But couldn’t find anything. And he said it was so big, it should have been easy to find. He was so paranoid he kept me up for an hour with him trying to rationalize what he saw and why he couldn’t find it. I know he’s hallucinating it, because I’ve never seen anything he claims to see, but I don’t have the heart to tell him. Because it’s so real to him. And when I try to say maybe you’re just tired or something, it tends to trigger him. So yea. Gotta love that 😅
terror time tuesday or thursday! I think that name is absolutely perfect! You're doing so well and I am so proud of you! Also thank you for making these videos for us! Appreciate it! Have a good day/night ^^
SO EXCITED for the Terror Time series!!! I LOVE watching your videos whenever I'm working, cleaning, studying, etc. So they're just 😍😍😍❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉 This story is crazy!! The wife is hella brainless and kinda sus for putting those pills in a bottle that she knew was a medication he takes regularly...
I LOVE this shade of red on you, Loey!! 😍❤ Excited about diving into this new series. Thanks for posting!
Cant wait to see what you talk about during the next Terror Time episode ❤ I absolutely love this series.
Hi Loey! This was a great start to a great project! And the story is mind blowing. On the side note I’ve been seeing things from the corner of my eye. Maybe I should get myself checked out. LOL
I LOVE TERROR TIME!! Thanks so much Loey for making this series❤ Will be looking forward to it☺️❤️❤️
Loeys notifications are always my favourite xx thank you for blessing us another amazing video
I'm excited for terror storytimes. And I get you Loey I see bugs also and dogs. It's so trippy and creepy when it happens I'm actually in that state of mind now so I completely understand. And I love you Loey your awesome you make my day with your videos.❤
not me rewatching loeys streams and i refresh and see this!! ty loey it's my first day off in over a week and this is perfect
I can’t wait to watch this video!!!
edit; i just finished watching this and dang that was a plot twist! You should definitely make more of these videos!
Oh I love this format 😳👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 I am one of those listeners in the background!! And what a story... very much hooked 😊
I would have taken my spouse to the hospital as soon as I saw him acting weird. And why in the world would you store your medication in a bottle that it didn't come in!? Soooo many mistakes here.
Love this. Lots of your more visual videos are hard to listen to while I work without watching too. Love the more podcast type format.
Holy ship. I love this terror time thing you started! It so fulfills my macabre quota and it gives me a bonus of feeling really creeped out in braod daylight. Love this. Please keep this up! ❤❤🎉
as a schizophrenic, this is honestly such a hard hitting story, it really showcases how traumatising this disorder can be for every party involved, my friends even sometimes get freaked out from me continuing a conversation with them that we were never having and small things like that, but that is such an extreme and im so thankful theyre all okay, or atleast hopeful that they are
the "better hoagie down" phrase sounds so familiar and for some reason makes me think of Kate from the Hawkeye series but I have no idea why and it's driving me crazy
Fortune is getting the recognition he deserves. Ive been watching him for a while and his videos are really good.
loey can you PLEASE cover that one reddit story titled "my wife has been peeking at me from around corners and behind furniture" i read it weeks ago & until this day it still keeps me up at night before going to sleep
hey loeyyy ive been watching your videos for a longggg time now and i just wanna say that ilysm ive been watching your videos since 2015-2016 and i would always listen to you while doing my makeup or playing games! i hope you have a nice day and take care!
AAAAAA I LOVE WATCHING UR VIDS!!! nothing is better then watching loey lane while making ur own ARG!!!!!!!!!!
Love the terror time! Reminds me of old school story times. I was actually cleaning my house when you said that in the intro haha.
This video came with the most perfect timing! I am literally cleaning the house rn and opened this video to listen to. Perfect!
YESS!!!! LOEY! I love these videos!!! I will DEFINITELY be sending stories :)
so exited for this new series! i always watch your videos while doing homework or studying so very exiteddd
i’m really curious as to why jill had those pills to start with? like i wonder if she had some form of anxiety and that’s why she got so scared?
I mean, it’s blatantly stated to be an antipsychotic, so you can pretty easily tell what she was using them for.
I think a lot of us have that same question.
More. Terror. Time. PLEASE. I love the visuals, but it’s so extra nice not to have any when I’m working and can only be in the “listening mode”! 🤩
I love your videos! I've been watching you for a few years and last year was hard but you helped me through it.
She should've told him about the meds and maybe not store them in a benadryl bottle
I really like this new Terror Time you're doing! You are a great storyteller!!!
Loved this Loey!!! You're such a great story teller. So grateful for you😊
“Jokey silly kinda gal” is so cute the way she says it
I listen to a bunch of scary stories well im at work, so this was right up my ally I hope you keep doing them. This was alot of fun and a good story!
Oh I heard about this one. What I want to know is, if he's that allergic to cats WHY do they have them??? That sounds like a massively severe allergy. Something that needs either stronger allergy meds (like, prescription meds) or to rehome the cats.
This is crazy! She should have at least written with a sharpie what was really inside the bottle! You should NEVER put medicine in incorrectly labeled bottles, especially intense drugs like that in a commonly used over-the-counter bottle.
Wow like a real life Twilight Zone episode ! Great job ❤
this was a really good story and i love the new sound quality lovely loey! so, interestingly, this is why medication is NEVER put into bottles anymore in my country. they're always in foil blister packs so that this virtually could not happen.
so excited to see more of terror time! btw the audio is chefs kiss
This is so scary. I was once given the wrong medication at a pharmacy and it gave me all sorts of horrible side effects. I still have hallucinations sometimes.
Omg scary hope you recover fully soon. Sending love ❤
YAY so glad terror time won :)
Drawing gore while listening to this is such a vibe lmao
Wow literaly that is one of the things pharmacists always tell you not to do. Never do that with your medicine is very silly!
Wow this story took a turn i didnt expect, heck I don't think anyone did! Please do more of these, this was great to listen to you read a story while I was getting ready for work.
What a great story to start ur new series!! Love love loved it
Loved this, Loey!!! ❤
this was such a crazy story I'm hooked we need more stories like this !!
I also hallucinate bugs when I'm incredibly overstressed or miss my meds. I don't even try to squish them, i just run. lol.
I love that you shouted out Fortune omg!! Both of you are so good at what you do
But WHY did she have antipsychotics in a benadryl bottle????!!!! Where is the resolution on that????!! If, as Loey said, she "used to be" on them, why is it on the bedside table in an antihistamine bottle.....
Love terror time though!!