NursingLink

I am posting this in anon so that everyone may freely answer without feeling as though others may be judging them as "woo-woo".

I am interested in hearing your paranormal/ghost stories.........things you've experienced while on the job.  Feel free to share; I've had many, many experiences--both in and out of work.

DoubleTired

I was once in a patients room; the doorway was in my peripheral vision to my right.  I saw a figure in a black cloak drift by the doorway, and I estimated it to be around 7 feet tall.  I IMMEDIATELY went to look in the hall, of course there was no one and nothing there.

Around that same area, I saw a black circle come out from under a patient's door, glide across the floor, and disappear into the wall on the opposite side of the hallway.

After the death of one of my favorite patients, I saw an odd mist near the handrail of the hallway (different hall) that had no logical explanation and I could not reproduce what I saw through normal means.

As I was sitting with a patient one evening (for her pleasure and mine; I really liked her) I saw 3/4ths of a ghost cat come bounding in the room to about 1 foot away from me.  I could see through it, and it was missing 1/4 of its tail and 3/4 of its left hind leg.  It got near me and disappeared.  This lady LOVED cats and slept with a stuffed one.  Two days later, out of the blue, the lady died.

I've had my name called at work; and been tapped and touched by unseen people.

Long story short:  A young patient died of ovarian cancer; I always encouraged her to vent her anger to me.  After she died, I went in her room, looked at her empty bed and told her I would miss her very much.  I immediately felt as though someone SLAMMED into both of my biceps; and it caused my arms to shoot straight out in front of me; I had no control of my arms for about 10 seconds.  It was like cold electricity under my skin.  The feeling 'gentled', and then it felt like someone walked through me--VERY FREAKY.  I think it was her kinda slapping me, saying "Hey, fool, I"m in a better place, stop your bawling!"

So, fellow nurses, cna's and such.........anything to share?

Yeah, tell me about it!