I'm Already Scared with Dr. Adam
Sep 18, 2026 · 40 min · 21 segments
Can the PRS crew solve a murder? No. They can't. But they try! And to me that's enough. This case has a lot of emotion to it and some big surprises. And Chip! * * * Hosted on Acast. See…
This is from Becky.
Becky's kind of my friend.
She says, and I quote, I've already shared the story of my haunting with my grandfathers, which you shared on the show.
I had a few more that popped up in my head as I was listening to other episodes, so I thought you might want to hear them too.
Also, you're totally welcome to share them or not, especially since I've already gotten one episode shout out.
I'll read anybody's stories as long as they say it's okay.
If you don't tell me it's okay to read on the podcast, I will not do that.
But Becky continues, I used to go to free yoga at my local mall every Sunday with my fiancé at the time, now my wife.
I love that.
One week, it had been a complicated week.
During the week, my grandmother passed away.
She had been suffering from dementia for years, and it was really hard on her.
It had been heartbreaking to see.
She was always super smart, so she was realizing how much she was forgetting.
She'd get so mad at herself for not remembering that she'd end up hurting herself.
So she was in a place of 24-hour care.
The last time I was able to see her, she had no idea who I was and thought my brother was her dead husband, who she asked to take her home so she could rest.
So we were all relieved and still sad when she passed.
Becky goes on, but I want to pause here and acknowledge that.
What a beautiful visitation, if that's what that was.
And I choose to believe that it was, as you do, Becky.
I'm certainly not going to tell you it wasn't.
But what a beautiful thing to show, like, look, I'm out and about.
I'm okay.
I'm happy.
This is from Becky.
Becky's kind of my friend.
She says, and I quote, I've already shared the story of my haunting with my grandfathers, which you shared on the show.
I had a few more that popped up in my head as I was listening to other episodes, so I thought you might want to hear them too.
Also, you're totally welcome to share them or not, especially since I've already gotten one episode shout out.
I'll read anybody's stories as long as they say it's okay.
If you don't tell me it's okay to read on the podcast, I will not do that.
But Becky continues, I used to go to free yoga at my local mall every Sunday with my fiancé at the time, now my wife.
I love that.
One week, it had been a complicated week.
During the week, my grandmother passed away.
She had been suffering from dementia for years, and it was really hard on her.
It had been heartbreaking to see.
She was always super smart, so she was realizing how much she was forgetting.
She'd get so mad at herself for not remembering that she'd end up hurting herself.
So she was in a place of 24-hour care.
The last time I was able to see her, she had no idea who I was and thought my brother was her dead husband, who she asked to take her home so she could rest.
So we were all relieved and still sad when she passed.
Becky goes on, but I want to pause here and acknowledge that.
What a beautiful visitation, if that's what that was.
And I choose to believe that it was, as you do, Becky.
I'm certainly not going to tell you it wasn't.
But what a beautiful thing to show, like, look, I'm out and about.
I'm okay.
I'm happy.
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