30 doctors and nurses open up about the paranormal experiences they’ve had at the hospital.

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They exist.

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I’ve worked in a small family run nursing home for 6 years as a nurse aide. It was an orphanage before it became a nursing home, and unfortunately before being shut down the orphanage had a history of severe abuse and neglect. It’s not gossip, the owner herself has told us. When residents get close to death they always see a little girl.

One of my patients was a very alert gentleman, he knew all our names and was very alert and oriented. I was passing dinner trays and saw that he had his back turned and was talking and laughing in the corner. I knocked and asked him who he was talking to and he chucked and said, “This little girl came into my room, she was scared.” He died 3 days later. About 6 months later had another patient screaming about a little girl grabbing his feet and she needed to leave him alone. He died that night. She’s come up over the years it’s always the same thing they see her and then they die. Other coworkers have had the same experience. It’s very unsettling.

It's very strange how most of these stories involve a kid in one way or another. Usually a little girl.

Hospitals are masonic controlled consciousness transfer clinics. They are not their to help anyone out, and yes, there is a lot of what most would call 'paranormal' things that happen there.

It has been a rough night in battle, I am sorry for my spelling and grammar.

A lots of these paranormal phenomena occur in convalescent homes.

Yep.

paranormal... was always normal in my house.

One night I had an elderly lady page me. I went to check on her and she just wanted me to ask the people in the next room to be quiet. She said they must be having a party because the music is too loud and the laughter is keeping her awake. To placate her I told her I would tell them and quiet it down for she was very agitated. (It was around 2:39am). After quieting her down I went back to the nurses station. Then the room next to her buzzed me. It had a man in there with a high fever. I went to check on him and he was complaining about the other people in his room having a party and could I please make them leave. So to placate him I said aloud that everyone has to leave for it is very late. Man went back to sleep and I went back to station. Weird night.

Neato! I love ghost stories

This is a good one. Freaky.

Here's the 2 I think are the most suspenseful.



22. I know somebody who is a nurse. She told me a story about how this woman was unconscious when she came into the hospital and when she woke up she was hysterical, and cried nonstop just begging to be taken outside, so eventually they did. When she was outside she calmed down and said she has the ability to see the dead and they knew she could see her so they surrounded her bed all shouting for her help.





27. We had a little boy come by ambulance and he was a toddler. His parents had put him to bed and he was with a cold. Nothing serious but developed tragically into more and he started coming in and out of consciousness. We had to do a rapid intubation and he ended up passing away a few days later. Before Mom and Dad made it to the hospital, he kept talking about his baby sister Hannah. Not soon after we had to life saving measures. I was distraught because I had a son similar in age and a daughter named Hannah.

Fast forward. Approximately two years later, family comes in with sick infant. They remembered me (I did once I recalled their story) and I was their provider again. Their daughter’s name was Hanna. It startled me and I recalled with clarity the boy speaking of his sister, whom I assumed was alive and at home. Nope, she wasn’t even conceived yet.

Baby, thankfully, went home with parents and doing well but I’ll never forget that. Little boy and his baby sister, Hanna.

Yes, refreshing to the say the least. 90% of GLP is Corona news.

It's all so tiresome.

What is paranormal about this? Is there a perfectly good reason for a person with major injuries and under various pain medications, fearing the person who injured him? I saw Elvis at the Waffle House last month. Was I mistaken or a paranormal event?

I am sorry you were At the Waffle house with major injuries and under various pain medications, fearing the person who injured you.

No shit they do. I had weird shit happen in Langley afb base hospital. I had wrist x-rays and left the X-ray room. Had to go down a few empty halls and up some stairs. The room just before the stairs had blood pouring out from under the door out into the hallway. I was like wtf... Must be a bag of blood broke or something. Went up the steps and saw a airman working on a computer and said. Hey you might want to let someone know there's blood all over the floor down at the bottom of the stairs. She turned white instantly. We went down stairs and it was gone. She said people say that all the time.

Do you know what happened in that room?

What's the backstory, what did else did she say.

She didn't say. She said she had not seen it but alot of others had and told her about the bloody floor

I was stationed on Okinawa at Kaden's ab just before that and had all sorts of shit happen. Look up Kaden's ghost stories plenty on YouTube. Lots of people died there in ww2.

god bless america

Interesting

My grandmother saw giraffes and elephants just before dying!

Brother/Sister, we are ALL going through a rough battle in these dark days...no need to apologize for something as miniscule as a spelling or grammar mistake.
G*D BLESS!

Night shift is always a little different when you work in a hospital or nursing home....

Loads more here

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I know its early (at least in the U.S.) but BEST THREAD OF THE DAY!!!!! Fantastic mind distraction from this sh** around us!

Worked at a step down icu- medical surgical floor.
There was a dialysis room on the floor always closed at night. I worked nights. Almost every night the call light to the dialysis room room would turn on over the door to the room...at about 3am. The light was checked and re checked by maintenance many times over the years and said to be working fine.
Any new staff to the floor are always told about the mysterious turning on of the call light.
One year , a new staff nurse went into the darkened room after tge call light went on and she believes she saw a dark shadow of a man in the corner of the room ...when she asked him who he was....shadow disappeared. ...

Ah, no.

Exact same thing happened to me many years ago when I worked at a nursing home. I had one favorite resident who died on my only day off. I was so sad I didn't get to say goodbye. Sitting there alone the day after and her call light came on. She had a Pvt room, so nobody else was there. I ran in her empty room and just said goodbye. I Quit shortly after.