Can you share more about Remnant Fellowship horror stories related to its practices?

There are stories about how scientology recruitment can be very aggressive. They target vulnerable people, like those who are going through a tough time in life. They lure them in with promises of self - improvement and a better life, but then once the person is in, they face all kinds of financial and emotional manipulation which is really a scary situation.

I'm not really sure specifically about 'Remnant Fellowship horror stories' as it might be something relatively unknown or specific to a certain group. It could potentially involve stories of cult - like behavior if the Remnant Fellowship has some controversial aspects. But without more information, it's hard to say for sure.

There was a case where a teenager got hold of tramadol pills. He didn't know the proper dosage and took too many. He then had breathing difficulties and his heart rate became irregular. His parents were horrified when they found him in such a state. It shows how dangerous it can be when tramadol is misused, especially when people don't follow the proper medical advice.

Sure. There are cases where Saphris just didn't work as expected. Some patients took it for a long time but their symptoms didn't improve at all. They were still having hallucinations or delusions as before, so it was a waste of time and money for them.

Sure. A common misuse horror story is when Cytotec is used for self - induced abortion. Women often don't realize the serious consequences. It can cause massive blood loss as the uterus may not expel all the tissue properly. This can lead to shock and even death if not treated immediately.

Sure. There was a case where a guy was constantly inhaling nitrous oxide for the 'fun' of it. After a while, he started having problems with his memory. He couldn't remember simple things like where he put his keys or what he had for breakfast. It was really scary as it affected his daily life so much just because of misusing nitrous oxide.

In some cases, the appeals process for VA disability benefits is a horror in itself. It can take years and requires a lot of legal knowledge. Veterans who are already dealing with their disabilities often don't have the energy or resources to go through this long and complex process. A veteran with a hearing impairment had his initial benefit claim denied. He spent two years trying to appeal, during which time he had to hire a lawyer and still faced a lot of pushback from the VA.

Sure. There were times when on - set management was extremely disorganized. Schedules were constantly changing at the last minute, causing chaos for the IATSE crew. They had to adjust quickly, which was really difficult especially when they had personal commitments outside of work.

In social situations, some people with dreadlocks have had their hair pulled or tugged at by strangers, especially children who are curious but don't understand boundaries. It can be really uncomfortable and even painful. Also, at some events, like weddings or formal dinners, people with dreadlocks have been asked to leave or change their appearance. It's really unfair as their hair is a form of self - expression. They end up feeling embarrassed and excluded from these social gatherings.

Sure. In some family trust horror stories related to inheritance, a trustee may favor one side of the family over the other when distributing assets. This could be due to personal biases or relationships. For example, if the trustee is closer to one sibling, they might give that sibling a larger share of the inheritance. Another issue is when the inheritance is tied up in a trust for too long. The intended beneficiaries may be in desperate need of the money for things like medical bills or starting a business, but they can't access it because of the trust's terms.