NURSES......IS IT TRUE THAT EVERY ONE OF YOU HAVE A GHOST STORY?

I think if you've lived long enough and in enough places, you will probably run into a ghost no matter your vocation. We had one in a house I lived in a number of years ago. Crazy stuff. Ours was a friendly ghost, though, not really a big deal.

I've had several experiences myself, even recently! Some good some bad!!! You are correct! But, my experiences were never anything like you see in movies or ghost hunting shows. Can't answer for anyone else for that matter. But, i had a dream last night about an experience I once had while working on a remodel project at a hospital in FL. It was in the surgery and triage areas. I ask a friend of mine (who's a nurse here in ky) if she'd ever experienced anything like what I and my coworkers witnessed. She said it happens all the time. Lol. If so, then Why don't ghost hunters go to these hospitals?

Your in one right NOW.

Taloed to a Catholic oriest who performed exorcisms.

He said Ghosts can be a number of things.

Some are the departed desperate for prayers.

Others are actual demonic infestations, Which only spike when they know they can get away with it (unbelievers nearby).

Imagine on your first day as an RN, you have someone crying and hemorrhaging to death.

They get traumatized like first responders and get pstd.

Let me explain GA Girl. Yrs ago, the co that i worked for was upgrading the entire surgery dept and triage/recovery depts at this hospital. To get the job done, we had to work after midnight until 10 AM so that we would not disrupt normal and emergency services. Basically we were running electrical conduits to each room above the existing hard ceilings. From there, we would schedule shut downs, one room at a time then demo and rework and remodel that room per tight ass schedule. So, we had different teams in different sections above the ceiling with a ground person handing up materials as we needed them.

To get above each room's ceiling , there was a small access panel that had to be opened from underneath to gain access. The ceiling heights were roughly 10+ foot from the floor. When you entered it was total darkness. We wore headlamps and respirators and were feed continous fresh air. To get thru from room to room, more access panels were cut into the 2hr firewalls in order to run conduit racks from point a to b. Ok......

This one night in particular, everyone seemed to have our headlamps malfunction nearly simultaneously. Radios went out there was no way for us to talk to each other unless we got back to the ground. We did so....changing batteries and testing radio's while we were down. Odd. So, we went back up and again, radio and headlamp malfunctions. Pitch black! So again, I crawled backto the only light source which was the opened access panel. When I got there, my ground man was gone. So, i started to come down and noticed someone walking up to my ladder which was underneath me. He was an old dude wearing a hospital gown. No shoes! Clear as day! I ahd a full convo with the dude and them came down the ladder after he motioned me. Didn't feel any fear or concern. When I got to the ground, dude was gone. This exact same thing happened to all of the guys that were above the ceiling, i found out later.


So, i went to the nurses station and asked the suty nurse if she let that guy in and if she'd seen my helper who had "ran off". She said my helper literally ran by her station minutes before and that the dudes name is Fred. Fred died back in the 80's and is mostly friendly. Lol.

I found my helper with the other helpers outside smoking. They were scared shitless and said these people just vame out of nowhere and were watching them work. The nurse just laughed and said it was normal.

Anyway...long story but im bored so....yes, it's a true story at that....

True dat!

I think so too.

I've seen it many times. Yes, it's a bitch!

I'm sure they do. Anyone would for that matter. I've seen the toughest men and women on the planet turn to a crying mess in like 10 seconds because of it. It don't make them weak, just affected.

Happens to places that don’t adequately handle the dead properly.
It is off in an unnatural way.

In completely natural settings this does not happen.

I would have to agree with ya on that!

Goin to bed. Leave me a ghost story or two if you feel like it. C-ya GLP....

Ok I’ll tell mine. I was teaching a class in a hospital to a group of employees working on a psych unit about the importance of actually doin 15min checks on suicidal people. I was talking about the importance of paying attention to the cameras and not be goofing off because it can happen quickly and told the story of a guy who ripped the hem of his hospital gown while sitting on floor and used it to strangle himself. As I finished the story the projector screen started moving up and down like crazy without anyone pushing the control. I felt chill bumps but sort of laughed nervously and said it “must be his ghost”. Everyone’s face in that class turned white, lol.

Meh— I have to call BS. I have been working in EMS for more than 20 years in a huge urban area, have run thousands of calls, seen ~literally~ everything under the sun ...and no ghosts. Crying nurses should stick to making Tik Tok videos.

I have a family member who was a RN for ~20 years before retirement, so I will ask when she wakes and come back for an update.

Halloween has come early this year ooooOOOOooooOOooOooOO


hehe.


MAPDAP
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That’s what happened to me at my EMT clinical

Did 24 hours in a real bad ER

It was a horrible night

Lots of people died and I was terrified

There was definitely a lot of spiritual stuff going on

It was intense

Op there was a huge nurses thread a while back

Good read

My sister is a rn and she can tell real quickly if you are going to die.
Lot faster than I can. She just takes one LOOk and that is all, lol

old clocks stop very often at deaths in nursing homes, it is almost (para) normal...normal

Stumbled across a ghost thread on a nurses site about ten years ago, and tend to check it every October approaching Halloween, for mood.

Reading the thread actually brought me to a more secure spiritual place! Something I didn't expect.

Maybe this is the thread. It is 145 pages long, and the main impression is that people are visited by loved ones from the other side, and very occasionally, something scary, in the days preceding death.

Found they open the window when someone passes, in order to let the soul out of the premises easily!

Like a book you can't put down...
[link to allnurses.com (secure)]

My wife has one that happen to her last year

My wife is an NP in a hospital

Works nights

Well, when she goes on her break after she eats she likes 6o walk up and down halls around the station she at

Well she works 7 days on 7 days off

She had just went back to work her first night after he 7 off

She's walking up and down this hall and she picked this particular one that night because the rooms wasn't been used for patients at that time

As she walking back towards the nursing station she's looking at her phone texting

Shr felt someone pass her, she said she kind of saw a figure but could feel the presence and the wind as this person past her

Well, the hall way is dark because the rooms aren't being used

There was only one other on that unit, it was the RN

Well, my wife stopped at the desk and waited she assumed it was the nurse who walked by her, she assumed the nurse was just walking also seeing there wasn't any patients in that hall

So, my wife waited at the desk watching down the hall for the nurse to come back so she could talk with her

As she is waiting the nurse comes out of a room which is behind my wife

My wife turns around and said how did you get in that room? 5he nurse looking confused said I've been on there dealing with the patient

My wife said well someone just passed me as I was walking back from down the hall and I swore it had to be you

She said it doesn't go any where but to a dead end, and no patients are in that hall

The nurse said maybe it was someone checking something in a room

So her and the nurse walked down turned the lights on. Went and checked each room and found no one

Then as they went back to the desk and started talking the nurse remembered that an older lady had passed away like 3 night before in one of those rooms.

The nurse said the patient wasn't hers, but the nurse who had the lady who died said the patient was really afraid of death and cried couple nights before she passed because she was afraid

She was terminal and knew she was dying