Good story dude!

I am a registered learning disability nurse I never saw anything when I worked in those hospitals, but aged care is a different story, lots happens. You get used to it. I do believe in the after life so I just accept it really. Delia Morris

Your Mom must have been freaking out!

The background music is too distracting.

My dad was bad, not able to talk & swallow. Dad was visited by a family menber, who died 26 yrs ago. Told my dad, you will be fine. He started swallowing & able to talk some. My dads gallbladder ruptered & the drs gave him 1% chance to survive, same person told him he will be fine. He lived 11 months more.

I took care of my dad on Hospice in my home for about the last month of his life. He passed in 2010. He had a conversation with someone in the room with him while I was upstairs. I live in a split level atrium and so you can see down below where he was from our kitchen dining room area. He clearly forcefully sad said no I’m not ready yet. I don’t want to go now. I went down and talk to him and I asked Dad who were you talking to? He just kinda gave me a blank stare. I didn’t inquire anymore about it. He also called out for relatives that were deceased such as his mom and dad. He did not need any pain medication until the last 24 hours of his life. Tough man he died from stage four lung cancer. ❤

Have you ever been to Galveston?!

Let's remember that there are demonic spirits that can take many forms! An angel (not a fallen angel) would never deceive people by becoming an imposter of a deceased human being! 9The coming of the lawless one will be accompanied by the working of Satan, with every kind of power, sign, and false wonder, 10and with every wicked deception directed against those who are perishing, because they refused the love of the truth that would have saved them. 11For this reason God will send them a powerful delusion so that they believe the lie, 12in order that judgment may come upon all who have disbelieved the truth and delighted in wickedness. 2 Thessalonians 2:9-12

Can you at least slow down from 1,000wpm to 500wpm? This speed that you tell a story at, really detracts in the delivery of quality story telling. It's like listening to fast-talking ad men on tv interrupting the movie. Even if the story is good, losing a whole sentence here & there bcz nobody can keep up with you, they lose the flow and interest in what you're saying.😮😮

I used to be a ghost…

I used to work in a care home for dementia patients. A few things happened in the year I worked there. One that stands out to me is when I went into to care for one of the residents who was bed bound and not aware of what was going on around her. I was about to feed her and was talking to her. I said her name a couple of times and from right behind me I heard another woman’s voice say her name, as if she were mocking how I said it. I turned around and no one was there, so I checked the hallways in case another resident was roaming around. Nothing. So, I went back into her room and just as I was about to feed her she looked to the left hand side of me and said “Hello Mrs. What are you doing here?” Fascinated me as I am a believer, so I started to speak to the both of them whilst I was in there. Bear in mind, this lady rarely put a sentence together.

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Another crap story. Good to put it in a fiction book.

Stop using like every minute

Aww bless Betty ❤

Muppet!

It makes me wonder how often we interact with ghosts and just never know it, ya know? Food for thought I suppose.

He's in the loft.

Betty obviously didn't know she had died. She was still earthbound, and able to manifest herself to her mother. Usually when spirits have died and don't know they've passed, no one can see them, and they can't figure out why no one is responding to them. That must be a very awful feeling. They need guidance to the light. I always wonder why people don't realize they're dead. It must feel like a dreamlike state or something. Others who have had near death experiences mostly know immediately they're dead, but often don't know what to do about it or where to go. There a gazillion different scenarios people experience after death. Some are transported to wonderful dimensions (not Heaven) where when they come back to life they describe incredible things. I wonder why we all have different experiences.

❤ we are all just walking each other home 🎉 I believe it ❤

Wow!!!!!!!!!!!!

Sooooooo.. is this person telling a story a man or a woman? Whoever they are, they're giving me the creeps!

I had cancer in 2007, and while I was watching a paranormal show, the nurse came in to change my IV bag, she asked me what I was watching, I told her a real paranormal investigation show, the nurse told me she used to work in the hospice wing and transferred when her and another nurse at the same time saw a patient standing in the hall that died about 4 hours before

I've dealt with hospice for my family several times. There are no ghosts. Only death.

The spirit came to tell Jane that its going to be ok. Jane was left by herself after the terrible news. I cant imagine. The spirit of Betty wanted to let her know there is more than just this life. To be comforted by someone who has experienced crossing over, would mean more, in my opinion.

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Awww I love these stories. She was visiting your mama to tell her goodbye ❤😢

Fascinating! I believe in that stuff and heard many similar stories. 👻

I like your style of storytelling 😊. An observation, in the majority of encounters it’s the human who initiates aggressive action. Obviously it’s usually because the person is scared as is demonstrated in this reported encounter.

Did your Mom tell Jane what the nurses said?? I know it's hard to know how Jane would've reacted, but under the circumstances, maybe it would have reassured Jane that dying may not be the end. Thanks for sharing this story!

So this woman gets the terrible news she has a very short time to live then immediately makes the decision to go on hospice. Then her family leaves her by herself to wait for hospice.🤔 Okaaaay....

shows you what goes, right? I believe she was genuinely trying to relate to your mom's patient and comfort her on her way out

Dude! You're giving me comedian Joe Machi (you look and sound very much alike) Now THAT'S creepy!!

Stop like saying like every like five like seconds.

I really like your down to earth approach in telling this story. Thank you for sharing! 🧚‍♀️❤️🐝

Shooken is not a word... Your mom was shaken by this event, not shooken.

I lived in Lawton, Oklahoma for twenty years and I have never heard of that forest before.

I believe more in Santa Clause than this BS

Very good story! Gave me goosebumps.

Great story

Good story

When my father passed he was in my backyard and I saw a being made of light collect him through an opening in our reality. I was wide awake. It was the middle of the day. the being briefly spoke to me and I got to participate in a partial life review. after that experience, I will never doubt…there is something more than here.

I don't think it's creepy. It's an after-death communication.

Hospice nurse's rock! So compassionate and caring!!

My own ghost story is similar. I was talking by phone to a friend late at night and I'm diabetic and passed out from low blood sugar. My friend called the rescue squad and they gave me something to bring me around. I'd probably been passed out for at least half an hour, maybe longer. When I came to I saw my neighbor who was standing by the window just a couple of feet from the foot of my bed. He was the only person I recognized. When I had fully recovered the rescue squad people left. The next morning another neighbor called and I related the story to her in which mentioned seeing our mutual neighbor. She said he had died the previous week, which was news to me since I didn't know him or his family very well. When I inquired why he would have appeared with the people from the rescue squad, she said he had been a volunteer with the local rescue squal for more than 30 years and it was an important part of his life. I checked with the local paper and sure enough enough, his obituary was in the previous week's paper. So there it is, my real life ghost story.

I worked environmental overnight at a hospital. I was in Angio cleaning up. I was nearly finished, just mopping my way out down the hallway. Mind you, I'm the only person there. Down the hall, in an area I had just finished, I saw an elderly woman. She had the hospital gown on, the little non slip footies, and her identification bracelet on. I could see her plain as day. Now I had only been working there just shy of 6 weeks, and I figured if she falls and gets hurt it's my ass. So I called down to her "Mame. Do you need anything? Stay right there and I'll come and get you." She was looking right at me. She turned, and did that kinda elderly shuffle step into one of the rooms. I watched her go in it. So I raced down there still thinking omg if she falls after I've just mopped I'm dead. I get to Angio room 2, the one she went in, and she's not there. No one was. So I'm panicking thinking they left and elderly patient here, forgot about her, and it's gonna be my head on the chopping block. So I rush all around Angioplasty looking for this women, knowing in the back of my head I'm the only one there. Didn't find her or anyone else, so I paged my supervisor about it. She came down looked around as well, and said don't worry about it. About a week later my supervisor told me on that day, about 4 and a half hours earlier a 83 year old woman had passed in Angio. Now I wasn't thinking ghost or was scared until she told me that. I was worried about a patient falling and I getting into trouble over it. Freaks me the hell out to this day and that was 18 years ago.

Your mom’s patient 1 million percent either Alzheimer’s or Insanity by Medication No offense she lost tack of “ when Betty visited “ NICE TRY LOSER SMH I believe in Aliens/ GHOSTS / Paranormal STORY WEEK

Slow down!

I love stories like this. It proves our souls carry on after we die. I hope Betty found her way 'home.'

In the late 40s/early 50s my grandmother was in her front room when her twin brother unexpectedly walked into it via the open front door, acknowledged her and continued walking down the hallway towards the back of her house. He lived 400 miles away and later that day she got a telegram saying he had passed away that morning. This was in Australia.