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you'll back on track. Today on The Grave Talks, the Paranormal Paramedic.

As a child, Chris Bellison learned early on that the dead aren't far away. After a

surprise, interaction with his deceased grandfather, his interest in the Paranormal was peaked. As he

grew, his passion for the Paranormal didn't disappear, but didn't have direction either.

Then, in the early 2000s, Chris found a way to dive back into his supernatural curiosity

and began investigating. Combining his medical knowledge as a paramedic with his knowledge of

the Paranormal, Chris has made some compelling discoveries about how our bodies react to the dead.

But it all starts as a child. I was at my grandmother's house. She lived in the townhouse,

and I lived with a mother two doors down. I was at my grandmother's house by myself,

and my grandfather passed away about 10 years earlier, 11 years earlier. We were really close,

even though I was really young. I'm watching TV and the adult kind of reacts, we like the chair

and the corner, and I let go. My grandfather is sitting in the chair. He stands up, he smiles,

he walks across the room, and just bears to a wall, and I absolutely freaked out.

Obviously, I mean, I was probably younger than 14, and I ran over to my mom's and I was told

where I saw she kind of laughed about it, but I'm telling you I saw it. So that's where it all started.

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