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I grew up in the East Bay and moved to Sacramento in 2001. I've been interested in paranormal my entire life and have chosen to do this to help people. I like going to the gym and working out and taking the classes they offer and have no rhythm to keep up with the class. I find ways to enjoy life and look on the positive side.
Day Job: Being a mom
Hobbies: Reading, Yoga, and Spending time with my daughter
An Interview with Chrystianne:
1. What interested you in the paranormal?
All my life I have 'Experienced' Thing that I could not explain. Which has made me a little bit courious to find out what it was. The one that really made me ask questions, I was about 4 or 5 years old and my great grandmother was dying. I remember looking into the room and seeing someone next to her bed. I asked my mom who was that Next to her bed talking to grandma. My Mom looked in the room and simply said 'Thats your grandmas mother (Who died a year before her) To come and take her away.' Just a little while after that she passed away. Since then I have always had questions about that night, And other things happened through-out my life growing up that also sparked questions.
2. How are you treated in public when people realize that you are a paranormal investigator?
Most of the time people are facinated, But I have also gotten a 'You should talk to a doctor because that simply isn't real.' But most of the time people have questions and are really interested to know.
3. Have you ever had anybody react to what you do negatively?
Yes, Once I was told I should probably be on medication because things like that simply don't exist. That is about the only one I can recall as being really negative.4. What do you do when you aren't investigating?
I'm rasing my family. I'm currently going to school. There really isn't to much to list here.
5. What investigation sticks out in your mind?
My first investigation, When I took on the emotions and a bit of the pain of the person who died. I had No idea what was going on with me other then I first started to feel really dizzy when they said they felt someone come into the room. After that I just got to light headed and had to sit down and then I started to cry my eyes out. I felt so flushed and had weird feeling in different places of my body. Later It was comfirmed that what I felt was what happened to the person who died in the home.6. Have you had any unexplained experiences?
I have had alot growing up.7. What skills do you bring to API?
Hmmm, I like to think I bring different things. I like to do different things in the group so I'm not really set one just one thing.8. What do you want to get out of your experience with API?
Continued growth and knowledge.9. How does your family feel about your investigations?
My mom is very supportive. She said to me when I told her 'Finally!' Shes extremely happy that I found something that I enjoy doing, Believe in, And am happy doing. She also thinks that they have helped me better myself as a person and grow in different aspects of my life.
10. Do you enjoy being an investigator?
It is one of the most rewarding and enjoyable things I do.
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