The Scariest Things Captured In Morgues And Hospitals

My husband passed away 5-10-21. I was starting to believe that there was no after life because I hadn’t felt him, however, about 3 months after he passed I was in bed at night silently crying with my face stuffed in his pillow I felt someone walk up to my side of the bed and patted me on my butt (something he did every night) it was hard enough to snap me out of my crying depression. I immediately smiled to myself knowing it was him. I told him I loved him and missed him so much and must’ve passed out because I woke up the next morning with my face still in his pillow. I know he’ll come get me when it’s my time.

When my youngest son passed away aged 33 . I was devastated. I could feel his presence he sitting by my side. This had happened a number of times. May his soul rest in peace. I will always love you my son.

The scariest thing I've ever seen at a hospital was the bill for the ambulance ride... $800 for an ambulance ride less than 2 miles away! If that's not scary, I don't know what is!

My mummy passed away on Tuesday, 02/05/2017, at 00:45. A few days later, I fell asleep on the sofa in the sitting room, and I saw my mum sitting at the edge of the couch; she held me in her arms to comfort me, but her appearance was of her better self way before she was dying. I miss you, mummy, and will always love you 💔💔

I was a firefighter for about 10 years, we responded to a welfare check of a elderly woman who had not been seen for several days, we arrived and found her in her hallway she had clearly expired several days before. Rigor was set in full, she was ice cold. We attempted CPR for about 20 minutes with no results. We pronounced her and packaged her in a body bag for transport to the hospital. While headed to the hospital stopped at a light, I'll be damned if she didn't sit up on the gurney and shouted. Me and my partner about messed ourselves. Dr said that was common for a corpse to do and the sound we heard was the air from her lungs that was from the CPR. I aged about 10 years that night.

Gday i had the same experience when my mum died, i had gone to bed the night she passed, sobbing in the dark of my bedroom, the next thing i knew i felt like someone was walking along the side of the bed, thinking it was one of my kids, i lay waiting it then felt like someone had sat beside me ,then it felt like a hand was stroking my hair, as if it was comforting me. I swear to this day that it was my mum comforting me .

When my mom was little she had this aunt and uncle.They were brother and sister.When he passed away my mom's aunt would continue to set a place for him for dinner and say "where is your uncle?He knows it's dinnertime".And she would be with people and suddenly say my brother is calling me and would walk into the cornfield to talk to him.She kept saying "my brother knows I'm alone.Hes coming to get me soon".She only outlived him by 23 days.

My brother died of an overdose in June. As he was dying (he was brain dead), I felt a gentle touch, touching me on my arm and hair, as I stood there watching over him. No one was there. I felt comforted and not alone. To this day I think it was him comforting me.

When my mother died, the hospital staff send her body to the morgue immediately. After processing the documents for her release, the staff and the hospital guard accompanied me to the morgue to claim her body. Approaching there , I noticed lots of bodies wrapped in white clothing lying on and it's hard to identify where is she. So, the staff one by one checked the name but, they're so many to open. While waiting them suddenly, I heard a voice calling my name and telling me, "come , I'm here". I recognized my mother's voice so I called the Security guard to open the wrapped body not far from me. Truly, she really was inside!!

I lost my beautiful Wife Kerri just over 6 months ago and around the same time I found out that I have stomach cancer and I only have about 4 months to live . I don't know why people are so frighten of death , it's as normal as being born . As long as you are ok with the Holy Father you have nothing to worry about . Regards Dan 👍

I believe that about your grandmother. I had this friend of my dad’s who passed away about two years before had passed. I was driving home from seeing my son in MO. Driving between TX and NM. I was so tired and I suddenly felt a presence in the car with me. I was traveling ALONE. I for some reason just knew it was him trying to help me stay awake to make it to the next rest area. He was keeping me safe and to this day , I tell his wife and she mentions how he used to drive in that area.

I was a nurse for over 30 years. One time while working in the hospital my patient coded and the code team all ran to the patient's room. Sad to say we could not revive him. As I was cleaning up the room (code's leave a mess behind, sterile wrappers and stuff, removing tubes from the patient, ect.) I noticed the young ER doctor still in the room. So I asked him why he was still there with me and the deceased man. His reply was that one time a patient came "back to life" after a code was ended, so he would wait at least a half hour to make sure the patient was really gone.

Left for dead when I was 17.Barely alive.Rushed to hospital,emergency surgery.When I woke up,my grandma who died of cancer in that hospital when I was 15 was standing in the hallway looking into my room & right at me still in the hospital gown that she died in

My Dad used to work as a EMT driver..... There was a time he got called in late a night.... Next morning my father comes home to tell my family he was transportation a deceased body to the morgue then once he parked he saw the Body stood up like it was sitting down on the stretcher 😮😮😮😮😮😮😮SCARY!!

As a Crematory operator for many years in the 1990s in Miami. I got a few surprises. That were unexpected. I once saw a guy walk up to the water fountain bend over to drink. Then go to adjoining room with no escape. I quickly ran up behind him and into an empty room. The guy vanished into thin air. , as well as many noises especially when I had to stay into the dark hours all alone. The crematory was located right in a cemetery. I started bringing my dog after awhile

When my mom passed, I was sobbing, lying in my bed! All of a sudden I felt my mom tucking me in! A calm came over me and I knew it was my mom!

One year ago I had 5 way heart bypass surgery. My heart was stopped for 3.5 hours. When I came to in recovery, my nurse asked me if I "went anywhere" or "saw anyone" while I was under during surgery. I replied that no, it was as if I was in a deep sleep no dreams. She told me that some people go to a bad place, have terrible experiences, and suffer night terrors the rest of their lives. So I guess I was very lucky, and had angels watching over me. Before the surgery I had only 6% total blood flow to my heart. Everything was blocked up 100% basically. I should have been dead and was lucky to be alive. 👍🙏

I was 12 yrs old when my Mum passed away from Pancreas cancer on 6th October. About a week later she was buried in Manila, Philippines, my 2 sisters and I went back to Melbourne to continue high school. On my mums birthday 31st October, home alone, I walked down the hall past my parents bedroom and I could smell my Mums perfume. Also, she used to play Tetris on my gameboy and I could hear the sound of it coming from her bedroom. I also used to smell of fresh pancakes - my favorite she made me on Saturdays. Anyway, I told my Catholic Grandma about it, and she told me that if she does appear to you, don't be afraid, of course she's not going to harm you, talk to her and pray with her, but after we sold that house and 30 yrs later, I haven't sense her presence, smelled her perfume or heard the Tetris music again. I'm glad I shared this with the universe because my thought are out there now. Cheers.

I just found this video. I work in a hospital and have experienced some strange, unexplained things. The last one was a breeze brushing past me as if someone had walked past behind my chair. I turned around and there was nobody there. I was alone in the area that time, but somehow I didn't feel alone. In my previous hospital, the intercom phone would go off all the time inexplicably, sometimes several times per night. I don't know if it was a malfunction, but it was known as the "phantom phone" because many times there was nobody there. I'd be alone doing night shift and it would go off sometimes, but I was never spooked by it.

Some of these comments put tears on my face. Bless those who lost someone close.