Can you share any interesting wwcg horror stories?

One of the scariest could be about the haunted house in it. There might be a story where people hear strange noises at night, like creaking floors and whispering voices, but when they search, there's no one there.

Sure. There's a story about a strange mirror in the museum. It's said that if you look into it for too long, you start to see things that aren't there. Some people have seen distorted faces and strange landscapes in the mirror, and they often leave feeling dizzy and disoriented.

Sure. There are reports of people getting really bad mood swings on pregabalin. They could go from being relatively calm to extremely irritable for no obvious reason. It made it tough for their families and friends to deal with them.

Yes. Some patients have reported that after fraxel, their skin became extremely dry and flaky, much more so than they were prepared for. It was like their skin lost all its moisture and they had to use a large amount of moisturizers just to get it back to a somewhat normal state. This could be due to the fact that the fraxel treatment disrupted the skin's natural barrier more than anticipated.

Yes. There was a case where someone developed a high fever while on Bactrim. It was unexpected and very concerning. Along with the fever, there were chills and body aches, which made the person feel really miserable. The doctor had to do a lot of tests to figure out if it was a side - effect of Bactrim or something else.

There are stories of people who had really bad withdrawal symptoms when trying to stop taking Zoloft. It was like their body was in revolt. They had headaches that just wouldn't go away, dizziness that made them feel like they were constantly on a boat, and a general feeling of malaise. Some even reported feeling more depressed during the withdrawal period than they were before starting Zoloft in the first place. It's really scary to think that something that was supposed to help can cause such difficult and unpleasant experiences when you try to stop using it.

There are also stories about people developing a tolerance to Celexa over time. At first, it might seem to work fine, but then they find that they need higher and higher doses to get the same effect. And with increasing the dose, often come more side effects. This cycle can be really frustrating and scary for those who rely on the medication to manage their mental health.

Yes. There might be true stories about the medical experiments gone wrong that inspired some of the plots. Just like in real history, there were unethical medical practices that caused great harm to patients. In American Horror Story, these could be shown in a more horror - filled way.

One famous Tamil horror story is about a haunted mansion. Legend has it that a family was brutally murdered there many years ago. People who pass by at night often hear strange noises like screams and the sound of breaking glass. Another story involves a vengeful spirit of a woman who was wronged in her life. She haunts the place where she died, scaring those who come near. It is said that she appears as a white figure in the moonlight.

Well, there's this Cabin Horror Story where a couple went to a cabin by a lake. Once they got there, they found some old photos in the attic. The people in the photos had really strange expressions. That night, they both had the same nightmare about being chased by a faceless man in the cabin. The next day, they tried to leave but their car wouldn't start. They felt trapped and every sound in the cabin made them jump with fear.