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Nurse Ghost Stories

Over the weekend we asked you for your most compelling Ghost Stories.  Real stories from our readers.  Get ready for Halloween, and read these at your peril.

  1. Room 6
    I worked night duty in the hospital I trained at for a month.  There were whispers about Room number 6 and if you’re to go in there, don’t go in alone. There were goings on that no one could explain.  I thought I was being hazed, or something else was going on, and of course didn’t believe anyone. So being young and inexperienced I went on rounds not believing the older nurses. The hospital was darker that night, and I had my torch ready.  I did my rounds and was approaching room number 6 the door was closed but, I opened it and went inside. The room was cold.  Ice cold.  You could feel your bones freezing.  It was a 4 bed room, and one of the beds looked like someone had been laying down on it.  So I fixed it and made it look good again. I went outside and closed the door. I reported this to the senior sister on duty and was told no one was staying in that room.  She looked shocked that I went alone and insisted on the next round I must take a bible with me and put it on the overhead table in the room.  I did exactly that…… suddenly the bible pages started flipping over like a sudden wind had gushed in the room.  I ran as fast as my legs could carry me back to the nurses station and never went back to room number 6.
  2. The Pregnant Lady
    I used to work one double shift every other Sunday, and I’d always take an extra set of scrubs to change into after my shower in L&D. I’d walk down around 00:30-0100 shower and I’d be nice and awake until the end of my 24.  One Sunday in March someone tried to open the door into the bathroom I was in, I just yelled “hey it’s busy” I walked out and this pregnant lady, young in her 20s apologized and said she just wanted to freshen up so she can go home that she was so tired of being there. I thought it was weird because she looked like she was ready to pop, and she shouldn’t have been eager to leave, so I was confused.  I gathered my things and made my way down the hall.  I saw the only L&D nurse on duty that night and asked her if the pregnant lady made it back to her room okay. the nurse looked at me like I was on one because there was no pregnant woman admitted, unit was empty.  I described the woman and even told her the name I saw on the wristband. The nurses’ face went WHITE, that was the name of the patient that had passed 3 nights ago during labor. Let’s just say I’ve never stepped foot in that unit AGAIN, I refuse to even float there!
  3. Suzy
    Worked at a nursing home, typically 3-11. At the end of the hall was the therapy room, obviously empty at night and some empty rooms at the end of the hall. One night me and a coworkers family member were standing in the hall talking and heard a noise down in the therapy room. I left the conversation, and walked to the room to check out the noise.  There was no one in there.  Later that night, as I was doing a round, a box of gloves flew off one of the carts behind me.  I brushed it off, as of course you would.  But I had the feeling that someone was behind me.  I started hearing noises again from other rooms, but the noises were always behind me, never in front.  What happened next nearly stopped my career in nursing.  I arrived at one of my dementia patient’s rooms.  Before I arrived at the room I was looking down at my watch, I looked up and was stopped in my tracks.  The Dementia patient was standing in front of me in the hallway staring at me, with a slight smile on her face.  She said “well there’s Suzy!” I asked who Suzy was and she said “you should know, the demon has been following you all night.”

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