Can you share more ex Scientology horror stories in detail?

Yes. There are reports of people being subjected to intense and sometimes cruel 'auditing' sessions within the Church. These sessions can be mentally and physically exhausting, and some have described them as more of a form of control than a spiritual practice.

Sure. There are reports of members being forced to cut off all communication with non - members, including family and friends who are not part of the church. This causes a great deal of emotional pain and can lead to the breakdown of relationships. It's like they create a bubble where only the church's influence is allowed.

One horror story is about the financial exploitation. Many former members have reported that the Church of Scientology demanded large sums of money for various 'courses' and 'auditing' sessions, leaving them in debt. They were made to believe that these were essential for spiritual progress but in reality, it seemed like a money - making scheme.

Sure. There are cases where people who wanted to leave Scientology were harassed. They received threats and were followed around. It was like they couldn't escape the organization's reach even when they decided they no longer wanted to be part of it.

Yes. Consider a young athlete who had a severe leg injury. He was taken to a nearby hospital. The hospital initially seemed to be following EMTALA, but then they found out he was an out - of - state patient. They then tried to shirk their responsibility by saying that his home state should handle his care. But EMTALA doesn't work that way. The patient needed immediate surgery to repair his leg, but the delay caused by the hospital's attempts to avoid treating him led to complications. In another instance, a diabetic patient in a hypoglycemic state was turned away from a hospital. The hospital staff misjudged the situation, thinking the patient was just drunk. They didn't do a proper medical screening as required by EMTALA, and the patient ended up collapsing outside the hospital.

A lot of Mirvaso horror stories involve long - term problems. For example, some users noticed that after continuous use, their skin became more fragile. Even a gentle touch or a slight change in temperature would make their skin turn red and painful. This was a huge setback as they were using Mirvaso to improve their skin's condition, not make it more sensitive. In some cases, it led to social isolation as they were self - conscious about their skin's reaction.

There was a particularly strange Stella and Dot horror story. A group of friends were at a Stella and Dot party. One of them tried on a pair of shoes. Immediately after putting them on, she felt a sharp pain in her feet as if something was stabbing her from inside the shoes. When she took them off, there were no visible objects, but her feet had small puncture marks. And then at another event, a Stella and Dot handbag seemed to have a life of its own. It would move slightly when no one was looking, and if someone got too close, it would give off a strange smell.

A woman shared her story about Prolia. She was on the drug for a while and then suddenly, she had a fracture in her wrist. This was very strange as she hadn't had any major accidents or falls. As she looked into it more, she found that there were other people who had similar experiences while on Prolia. She was very frustrated because she thought she was doing the right thing by taking the drug to protect her bones, but instead, it seemed to have made her more vulnerable to fractures.

One major 'clomid horror story' is related to multiple pregnancies. A woman took Clomid, and it caused her ovaries to over - stimulate. As a result, she had a very high chance of having multiple pregnancies, like triplets or more. This was a huge shock to her and her family. The risks associated with a multiple pregnancy are much higher, including premature birth, and it also meant a much more difficult pregnancy both physically and financially for her. She had to make a lot of adjustments in her life to prepare for this unexpected situation.

One specific story is about a person who entered the Scientology headquarters with high hopes of self - improvement. But soon they were made to feel like they were constantly being watched and judged. They were forced to confess their most private thoughts during auditing sessions and were then made to feel guilty if they didn't conform to the organization's ideals.