Hospital Ghost Stories: The Message
Hospital Ghost Stories: The Message
By: Arlene Gentallan
Life and death sometimes shows us irony during the most unlikely times.
Mrs. and Mr. Sail were just a couple of years married when Mrs. Sail got hospitalized. Her husband was a good man who was keen to guard her during her hospital stay.
Mr. Sail had not had a decent sleep during the past few days of his wife's hospitalization. One night, he drunk beer and energy drink, then fall asleep.
According to nurse's accounts, they've heard a loud snore and then they were called out to come to Mr. Sail's aid.
Mr. Sail had just had a cardiac arrest. Medical staffs tried to revive him but failed.
Mr. Sail was pronounced dead, abandoning his wife and young child.
Mrs. Sail was eventually discharged in good condition, but with terrible grief for the lost of her beloved husband.
The next night, the call button of an empty room went on. There was no apparent reason. The next night, it happened again. This time, the lights of the call button lit up in another empty room. The next night, it happened again, but they can't explain why. Is this a haunting? Maintenance has looked into the rooms but found no defect.
It seems that was the order of things until one day, several nurses visits Mr. Sail's relative and told them the accounted event of the night Mr. Sail died.
After that day, the haunting stopped.
By: Arlene Gentallan
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| Hospital Ghost Stories: The Message |
Life and death sometimes shows us irony during the most unlikely times.
Mrs. and Mr. Sail were just a couple of years married when Mrs. Sail got hospitalized. Her husband was a good man who was keen to guard her during her hospital stay.
Mr. Sail had not had a decent sleep during the past few days of his wife's hospitalization. One night, he drunk beer and energy drink, then fall asleep.
According to nurse's accounts, they've heard a loud snore and then they were called out to come to Mr. Sail's aid.
Mr. Sail had just had a cardiac arrest. Medical staffs tried to revive him but failed.
Mr. Sail was pronounced dead, abandoning his wife and young child.
Mrs. Sail was eventually discharged in good condition, but with terrible grief for the lost of her beloved husband.
The next night, the call button of an empty room went on. There was no apparent reason. The next night, it happened again. This time, the lights of the call button lit up in another empty room. The next night, it happened again, but they can't explain why. Is this a haunting? Maintenance has looked into the rooms but found no defect.
It seems that was the order of things until one day, several nurses visits Mr. Sail's relative and told them the accounted event of the night Mr. Sail died.
After that day, the haunting stopped.
