'Now, I am sitting here worrying about 'my' ghost baby. Is it lonely? I hope not.'
"Redditors who have worked around death/burial, what’s your best ghost story?" I couldn't help but peruse through most of the stories. And while I definitely found some spooky stuff, honestly, I wasn't expecting so many of these to be so heart-wrenching. Here are 28 of the most interesting stories about people who work with the dead or dying!"I am still skeptical of things like this, but…I used to work as a medic in a rural area.
"A few minutes later, he heard a loud slamming noise come from the morgue, so he ran to see what was wrong and found that the doors and windows had been thrown fully open again. He got out of there real quick. When he told my grandpa about what happened, my grandpa just calmly explained that they had picked up [a deceased woman] that morning, and the spirits were there welcoming her and visiting with her. Next time Tom should just leave the doors and windows open.
"Greg was on the unit for months. ... He became a meme around the unit, and everyone loved him, because he was an old white dude who loved rap and would throw gang signs sarcastically as a non-verbal cue that he was feeling okay . He also had his family bring mood lights into his room that synced with his music. I kid you not, his room was playing rap in rave mode sometimes. We called him 'DJ Greggie G,' and he loved it.
"I absolutely lose my shit and rip open the cover, and just as I go to zip down the bag, I hear a calming male voice say, 'Hush little one, I’ve got you, no need to cry.'
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