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juliagulia335 :
I was nursing in the dementia ward. I was only 23 at the time. I was the only one on the floor that night because my coworker was running late. I started my shift at 10pm, the patients were already in bed but one. I was about to start my rounds when I saw a patient standing in the hallway. I asked her if she was ok and she said yes that she couldn’t sleep. I asked her if she wanted me to make her a warm cup of Milo. She told me yes. I heard her as clear as day. I told her to go back to her room and I would make her one once I finished my rounds. She told me ok dear and told me she was going to wait for me in her room. I told her ok. When I finished, I did what I said I was going to do and made her the cup of warm Milo and brought it to her room. She was curled up under her blankets sound asleep. I didn’t want to wake her, so I put the cup on her tray and went to write some reports. She never did wake up again that night. She was still sound asleep when I did the next round an hour later. When my coworker finally got to work, I was telling her about the incident and she told me that that lady passed away last night and it must’ve been someone else. I told my coworker that it wasn’t anyone else and told her to go look in her room and she’d see the cup of Milo I placed on her tray. We walked down together because I was certain I was right and I told her I would be right and that she had to buy me breakfast in the morning for being wrong. Lol. When we got to the room, it was empty. No sheets on the bed, no belongings, no patient! The room was completely empty. The lady did in fact pass away the night before, but the cup of now cold Milo was still on the tray that I made for her, so who and what the heck did I see and who the heck was talking to me?
2026-10-23 10:47:03
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mourningbabydoll :
Girl, one woman was actively passing. I was talking to family members at the time and the woman was rallying (moment of lucidity). Before she was dying she was mean/combative. Anyway. She grabbed my arm, pulled me down then grabbed me by the hair and screamed “I’ll drag you to hell with me!” It took 3 people to get my hair out of her hand.
2026-10-25 12:25:20
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Jessica Skowneski :
Years ago, a 104 year old woman was passing. My nurse and I were sitting with her. We offered her oxygen. Anything to make her comfortable. She pointed to the ceiling and said no, her husband was there for her. She passed in the next few minutes. It was actually comforting.
2026-10-24 00:13:32
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Joseph Quirarte sr :
my cna is neglecting and abusing me, my family and friends never visit me, I,m so lonely all the time..
2026-10-23 03:01:38
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L🌹 :
we had a lady on end of life but she has a censor that made an alarm go off if she moved, which she didn't at this point because she was sleeping the last couple of days of her life. one day the alarm kept going off so we took it in turns to go in and turn it off. when I bent down someone said 'im here' clear as day in my ear. my head shot around to look at her and she was still sound asleep.
2026-10-23 03:56:35
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Tarot with Teri :
I'm a nurse medium. I see spirits with my physical eyes as well as my third eye. I see spirits around patients who are critically ill. I also see spirits of patients we've pronounced. I don't find it frightening at all, although I have seen a male spirit in a nice brown suit standing in the hallway outside the morgue lol! I talk about it on my podcast, Anatomy of a Nurse's Mind with Terianne. I'm on Spotify if you're interested 🤍
2026-10-23 05:04:08
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Abby bushinger :
I worked nights. I was on one floor that had two separate wings. We were so short staffed I was working both wings. One resident pushed her call light because she was scared of the little girl in the tree outside of her window. A few minutes later a resident from the other wing pressed her call light, because she in fact was scared of the little girl in the tree outside of her window. (Both residents had the same view outside of that tree, however in two totally different wings. There’s no way they could have heard/talked to each other). That night freaked me out lol
2026-10-23 04:35:14
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juliiamg_ :
Today I was changing one of my patients and she said “woah what was that?” I said “what do you mean?” (It was just her and I in the bathroom by the way) she goes “there was someone standing behind you. They had their hand on your shoulder.” I told her…honey I’m the only one in here with you. She then looks at me and says “you have a really good companion”
2026-11-09 05:15:38
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CarrieLynn 🖤 :
not scary, but I worked in the kitchen. after meal times we'd have to go floor to floor and collect the trays. a patient asked me to take her home 🥺🥺 I quit that day because I couldn't handle it, I just felt so bad
2026-10-23 01:22:38
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jessjess373 :
My resident with dementia told me I was being rude because I didn’t speak to her sister when I entered the room. Her sister had passed a few years ago. I said “oh, I’m so sorry, I didn’t mean to be rude”. She said, “oh, she says you can’t see her, so it’s ok”. Then carried on a whole conversation with the sister.
2026-10-24 22:42:58
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Seraphine_Sss :
Good friend just passed at 40 from early onset Alzheimer’s. Was in a care home for 5 years+. 6 years ago he had everything at his feet - good looking, active, popular guy with a great job that he loved and a wonderful a girlfriend he was planning to marry. We were planning to buy homes near each other and our kids could go over to each other’s homes and play. Then he started to forget things like where he had parked his car or when his mom’s birthday was that he never had before or thought he was 6, 10, 15 or 18 again. When I saw him 2 weeks before he took his forever nap, he was reduced to a skeleton, starring blankly at the ceiling or the wall, lost in the prison of his own mind. And he could just about say a few sentences. You just didn’t know what they’ll be. The last things he said to me were ‘They are coming.’ And ‘Very soon. Very soon’. Haunting and scary, but I don’t really know what he meant, if anything at all. Prefer to remember him as he was - just so happy with life.
2026-10-23 21:50:39
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Sita :
One patient, when you would go to change her, would start to fight and hit you screaming please stop im innocent!!! i cannot imagine what she had to go through in her life and I felt sick having to make her relive it over and over.
2026-10-23 03:46:52
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Lesa Lester Crisp :
A patient asked me if i was working the next day and i said “no, i will be off for a few days” she said “i guess i will tell you goodbye now then” i asked where she was going and she said “i am going to die” she was one of our healthiest residents. But she did die before i got back to work.
2026-10-23 09:41:35
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KTD :
“Who is the little girl next to you?” I had miscarried my daughter at 13 weeks due to Sepsis 3 months prior.
2026-10-23 03:10:27
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Taylor Hastings :
I once worked on a locked dementia unit. One of the Residents would sit with me at night at the nurses station. She told me "Don't go in that room alone. There is a man waiting behind the door for you". It was the locked med room...no one was there.
2026-10-23 01:17:54
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Kitkat6 :
Yelling get out of here, I said it’s me your nurse, he said not you the guy sneaking up behind you!
2026-10-23 07:44:20
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Najanika :
was sitting with a patient, keeping watch over her. I read Bible verses aloud to her because she was a very religious woman. My shift ended at 11:00 p.m. During the night, I woke up to a voice saying, "Thank you for keeping watch."Still half asleep, I suddenly woke up in fright, wondering what it was. The time was 4:14 a.m. The following day, I told my colleagues about what had happened. That was when I found out that the patient had passed away at exactly 4:14 a.m.
2026-10-25 08:41:57
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angelaspalding716 :
my residents see a little boy in blue jeans before they die. I think he is the angel that comes for them. I hate when they see the little boy.
2026-10-23 23:41:32
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ttv.finesssica :
worked there less than a month. my last shift a resident sitting in her recliner, mid conversation put her face in her hands to hide and started weeping freaking out about the person sitting in her wheelchair.. told me they were going to kill her if I left. I got her to calm down finally and left the room for maybe two min and when I came back she asked me to check if the woman on the bed was still breathing. Her bed was empty.
2026-10-23 02:19:25
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Alana.ell :
Watched in friends get blown up beside him in ww2. He survived and only lost tip of his finger. Wore his uniform each and every day to honour them. Never forgot one of them. RIP Andy Smuck. 🌹
2026-10-23 23:17:19
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DeAnna :
I worked on the therapy/skilled unit of a nursing home, where the patients did not stay permanently. Over a 10 year period with patients who never knew each other, I was asked repeatedly who the little girl with brown hair and a white dress was. They would see her at night.
2026-10-23 21:35:05
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👑☂️ItWillReign☂️👑 :
I had a dementia resident who was staring at the corner of her room which was opposite from where her lamp was so it was the dark corner. I came in on rounds and all she said was how did he get in here? never looked at me but was watching whatever it was walk out of her room passed me. I felt a breeze like someone just walked passed me but nothing was there. it freaked me out
2026-10-23 07:28:56
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Robin Berg libner :
dying person looking at the angels in the corner
2026-10-24 04:21:09
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Sarah Shannon :
had a lady prone to screaming random things, she was exmilitay. One night she kept screaming "throw that dead baby against the wall" on repeat.
2026-10-23 02:17:30
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