Where are the most ghosts? In old English castles, you say, and you will, of course, be right, but only partially. Because even more than in ancient castles, regardless of which country they are in, ghosts can only be found in hospitals - places of suffering, sadness and, unfortunately, death.
TO ME TODAY NIGHT SOME UNCLE IN THE EAR DOULE
Not so long ago in the Altai Regional Children's Clinical Hospital, late in the evening, a video surveillance camera was triggered, which turns on at the slightest movement of air. The following picture appeared before the eyes of the guards: without visible influences from the outside, the door in one of the offices spontaneously began to open and close and the seat of a heavy chair turned around its axis.
The film crew of Barnaul TV, who went to the “scene of the incident”, was personally convinced that it is difficult to call the video frame a drawing. It turned out that the seat of the chair could not rotate at all, as one might have guessed from the ease with which it spun in the frame. Moreover, the chair is quite massive and stands on a metal base. It took a lot of effort for journalists to turn it around.
After the broadcast of the story on TV, Barnaul ufologists arrived at the hospital and examined the corridors, wards and offices for a long time and found energy clots there.
Meanwhile, many children who are undergoing treatment at the Irkutsk MNTK "Eye Microsurgery" often tell doctors that they see someone. One boy once said to a nurse: "Some uncle blew in my ear tonight." Other patients periodically report seeing ghostly silhouettes of people, and at night someone presses on their chest.
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The nurses on duty at night say that they constantly hear footsteps and incomprehensible rustles. One of them in the operating room met a little girl who turned into an old man before her eyes and walked through the wall. Another met a tall old woman in a black long dress in the corridor.
The building stands in an old cemetery. That is why, MNTK employees are sure, they are worried about ghosts.
Such cases are by no means uncommon. The fact is that a person's consciousness does not change significantly after death. Some of the deceased, very attached to the earthly world, to their relatives and friends, sometimes cannot immediately admit that they no longer have a body and their place is no longer on Earth. This is manifested in the fact that they try to interfere in the life of the living, influencing them in every possible way.
BABY CRYING AT NIGHT
As a rule, their management tries not to spread about abnormal phenomena in medical institutions without a special reason, and such cases become public most often thanks to ordinary employees.
This story was told by Lyudmila - an educated person, without prejudices and superstitions. After graduating from medical school, she and her husband Sergei went to a small village by distribution. In the village hospital, Luda began to work as a gynecologist, and Sergei - as a therapist.
In the maternity ward, where Lyudmila worked, there were usually no more than five women. And strange things happened here. Rumors about this have been around for a long time. Women said that sometimes at night they heard the crying of a newborn baby. It was muffled, mournful, and ended as suddenly as it began. At first they thought that one of the little ones was crying, but the nurse went into the nursery - all the kids were asleep. Crying was heard even when none of the children were in the department at all.
The bed, which stood near the stove, was known as a bad place among women in labor. The woman who was lying on it took longer to recover, and she often had complications. Some patients talked about nightmares, it seemed to them that they were being strangled. One even said that on the first night after giving birth, she woke up from a cold touch on her feet. The woman pulled them under her and pulled the covers up.
But it did not help. Someone started tugging at the blanket until he threw it on the floor. The woman screamed in horror. The midwife came running to the cry, turned on the light - nothing and no one, just a blanket on the floor. The doctors, of course, did not believe in such devilry.
After a while, Lyudmila herself witnessed an incredible event that radically changed her perception of life. One evening she took up another shift in the maternity ward. By midnight she lay down on the couch in the nursery. Suddenly she was awakened by a crying baby. Lyudmila looked at the children - everyone was sleeping peacefully in their little beds. She again lay down and dozed off, but through the dream she again heard the crying of children.
Lyudmila opened her eyes and was numb with horror. Near one of the cots stood an unfamiliar woman in a long white shirt, with dark flowing hair. She did not even stand, but seemed to float a few centimeters from the floor, around her there was some kind of blue-white, slightly glowing halo. The woman looked at the child. He suddenly began to cry again, and Lyudmila heard a barely audible lullaby. The ghost sang: "Sleep, little son." And, oddly enough, the boy fell silent.
Then the ghost turned around, looked intently at Luda and slowly began to dissolve in the air …
The girl did not tell anyone about the night incident, believing that she had dreamed everything. About a month later, she was summoned to a neighboring village. For some reason, a young woman named Nina decided to give birth at home, but her grandmother got scared and called a doctor. The birth went well, and a healthy little girl was born. Nina was fine too.
After a while, Lyudmila went to them again, and Nina's grandmother told them over tea that her daughter, Nina's mother, had died in childbirth, just in the hospital where Lyudmila was now working. Worse, the newborn didn't survive either. That is why her granddaughter refused, and categorically, to give birth in the hospital where her mother and brother died.
The grandmother showed Lyudmila a photograph of her late daughter. She looked and was stunned. She recognized the ghostly woman she had seen in the ward at night …
Hospital ghosts are playing around and in St. Barnabas Hospital in the South African city of Liboud. The ghost of a nurse appearing here at night frightened the medical workers so much that the administration was forced to invite 12 priests from the local religious community for the ritual of exorcism.
The exorcists walked for several hours through the ancient corridors of the hospital, which turns 150 this year, reading prayers and asking the demon on behalf of Jesus to leave the building forever. Hundreds of patients at that time were in the wards and also offered prayers to the Lord for the bestowal of long-awaited peace on them.
The problem of the "ghost" was so serious that it affected the basic functions of the work of the medical institution. The ghost nurse "looked after" the sick, often to the detriment of their health, and even tried to heal them with computer equipment. For example, once in the intensive care unit, a resuscitator observed how an artificial respiration apparatus installed next to the bed on which one of the patients was lying suddenly turned on by itself.
At that time, the patient did not need artificial respiration, on the contrary, it could only harm him, and the doctor hastened to turn off the "enraged" machine. However, the device, disconnected from the mains, rebooted by itself and started working again already from the battery of the backup system! The resuscitator, in order to avoid serious consequences for the patient, immediately freed the patient from the sensors and tubes attached to him and suddenly heard a rustle behind his back. Turning around, he saw an unfamiliar woman in a white coat, who was silently leaving the department.
GUARDIAN ANGEL OF LOUISA WRIGHT
However, it cannot be said for sure that all "hospital" ghosts are only engaged in scaring the living. There are exceptions.
Louise Wright, a 27-year-old college professor from Portsmouth (UK), admits that the ghost saved her life twice and also helped her find the man of her dreams.
A couple of years ago, Wright bought an apartment in an old building that used to be a children's hospital. Here she "met" the ghost of a young girl named Morticia. As it turned out later, Morticia died in this hospital 50 years ago from bilateral pneumonia. The ghost did not begin to fix various inconveniences for the new tenant, but, on the contrary, became imbued with love for Louise and became her kind of guardian angel. Once Morticia warned Louise about the danger when she put a pie in the kitchen in the oven, turned on the gas, but forgot to bring a lighted match to it and went into the living room to check the tests of her students.
Another time, when, during a hurricane raging on the street, the electricity in the house was cut off and Louise was reading a book by the light of a candle, and then she fell asleep, the girl's ghost woke her up when a candle fell on the floor from a gust of wind and the carpet caught fire from the fire.