These Demons are the One's I have field researched of 5 years (with many topics of the phenomenal history from people's stories) *Armstrong Supernatural Earth Being's Tracker Channel.
I was an open heart nurse in 1984.I learned to listen to my patients after not believing one who kept freaking out at night, telling me he saw spiders coming out of his TV.I thought he was confused from anesthesia, and narcotics.Then one night, I went to check on him,without turning on the light.I guess it was the movement that caused me to look at the TV, and sure enough, there were spiders all over the TV.I cut on the light, and wheeled the TV out, called maintenance, and they took it apart.Sure enough, it was full of spiders.They think it got infested when it was stored in the basement.I had another patient tell me she saw her dead Mother at the foot of the bed.She passed away that night.Yes, I believed my patients.
When my grandmother was in her last hour she told everyone to take a nap with her and that she would be okay, she had just came back from the hospital that day and everyone was tired so they took her word. My cousin woke up during this hour and she said she saw a shadowy figure near our grandma, She said this figure had been lingering around her house for the last couple days. My cousin was timid but said the figure held no benevolent energy, she had told our grandma about this and all she did was smile. Within the hour our grandma passed on, we believe that this figure was her late husband, he had passed away 4 years earlier, coming to greet her. She passed away at the same age he did at 89, to this day we joke that her husband did not want her to out live him. One night, about a year before she passed she told me about a dream she had: She explained her husband came to her but this time he wasn't a old man but a much younger version of himself, about the same age when they first met, he told her he was building a "house" for her and he would comeback for her when the time was right, during the time she told me this her voice began to break and I could tell she was fighting back tears. They had been together for over 50 years....
That's oddly beautiful and I believe it. My wife and I were total strangers and she did not speak English when we met, 1 year later we were married. We both felt like we already knew each other, and shared similar thoughts, got along beautifully. We have talked about the afterlife similarly, that we will be together again and whomever goes 1st will come for the other. Kinda sad, but reassuring all the same and we believe it.
I remember my grandmother telling me a week before she passed that there were people at the end of the bed and they were coming for her , it was her time to go, this happened for 6 nights running , she said that they were very nice people but she had to go. She was unafraid and at peace. The day before She died told us some important personal imformation she needed to say and then she passed around 2AM during her sleep. She was a loving warm jolly person and at the end of her life slightly eccentric, dancing in shops , always jolly , and she had always loved Jesus. and Bible stories
My grandma was a nurse for elderly patients for more than 40 years and I asked her about her experiencies, she freaked the hell out of me with one Story in particular, back in the early 80's she was working at a red Cross hospital in our country that was located in what had been a women's prision back in the 40's, she said they could hear women cries and cries for help coming from the walls, up to a point where one night they heard a woman singing in the back patio, when she an another nurse went to investigate they found a doctor in the Middle of the patio still, they had to shake him up and after he "woke up" he said he heard the same thing and that he saw a female "patient" in a gown with really long hair and that that was the last thing he remembered... 😱
I work for a hospital transporting patients to and from where they need to be within the network. Last Christmas we were transporting a patient and I was in the back speaking to them and they kept saying they felt drained and kept seeing shadows move. About a quarter of the way into the 50 minute drive, they went into cardiac arrest and we sped up running code 3. We arrived at the nearest hospital that was out of network and the patient had survived. About 4 days later we were transporting them to their original destination within our system and they said "that car cut us off" but they had no way of knowing a car had indeed ran a red light to make a right turn into our direction. They were dead for 2 minutes 40 seconds prior to it happening...
Had an experience or two similar to these. First one was when I was admitted for severe abdominal pain. Was run through the usual tests, and I warned them not to put me on morphine. Was asleep for a good while, but was awakened through whatever pain meds they put me on by someone yelling my name, and telling me to wake up. I wake up in my room, alone, to find an air bubble in my IV line that was over two feet long. Hit the call button as fast as my freshly awake self could! Years later, as an employee of a nursing home, I would see a shadowy form ducking in and out of the rooms in the basement. Didn’t know it at that time, but the building had originally been the county hospital, built in the late 1890’s.
it never ceases to amaze me how seemingly educated people can still let things convince them that something supernatural or paranormal is happening. Use your brains people, you know less than you think. we all do.
@@Criscrosaplesos It never ceases to amaze me how seemingly educated people can still let things convince them that something supernatural or paranormal cannot possibly exist. Use your brains people, you know less than you think. Certainly those with an arrogant disposition, claiming to know with absolute certainty that which they cannot.
That's wicked m8. Was it a young or adult voice? Clear or distorted? It sounds like a Guardian Spirit or a Old Earthbound Spirit tied to the Hospital's foundation.
The first story is similar to what happened to my grandfather at the hospital. He was a cruel, vicious man, who destroyed everything he touched. He was diagnosed with cancer around 2000. At the time he was living with me and my parents. I was three at the time. A few months later he was rushed to the hospital because of sepsis. About a week later he died. When I was in my teens, my mother told me about his last days and they gave me chills. Just like at home he was vindictive to the entire staff that was trying to save his life. He assaulted my mother and another nurse who tried to change his sheets for him, as an example. Well, one night he hit the panic button in his room. Even though he was an asshole, they still wanted to help him. When they got to the room he had said that they were trying to get him, the things under the bed. He described them as black, with multiple different arms reaching for him at once. They told him to calm down and it was just a nightmare, but it became a reoccurring problem. Every night he went through something similar, to the point where the staff thought someone was playing a joke on him as a result of his actions. No evidence was found. He died a few days later from his ailments. My mother was called in urgently to visit him one last time, and to this day, she remembers his face. He had a look of complete horror on his face. The nurse then told my mom about what he had been experiencing his last few days. In my opinion, those demons were just waiting to take his soul to hell.
That’s horrifying. How bad of a person was he? He raised good daughter that had the heart to help him and you seem like a good person. I’m not saying you’re wrong. I believe you. I’m just concerned at how “bad” someone has to be, to find himself in this state. I’m worried it’s not too much. He was an asshole, but did he have a bad upbringing or did his ailments make him difficult?
@@radiofreealbemuth8540 Back then, no diagnosis. Through my own research, I think he suffered from anti-social personality disorder. His parents were abusive to him and he never really had anyone there to help him in his younger years. He was never formally arrested but was detained multiple times in his life due to his erratic behavior. He always had to have revenge for even the slightest mistake or perceived mistake. He told my grandmother he was done with her when she was dying of cancer because she was too sick to go make him a sandwich. Didn't even go to her funeral.
I grew up in a strict Southern Baptist family in the Deep South right in the middle of the Bible Belt. My childhood was filled with Sunday school classes and dramatic sermons about fire and brimstone and the temptations of the weak flesh that Satan was always trying to make you give into. The older generations still forbade dancing, drinking, or anything that might resemble “indecent, godless vices.” But luckily my mother moved my sister and I from rural Mississippi to New Orleans when we were very young. She was a military brat who grew up all around the world. So she believed in acceptance, tolerance, compassion, and love for everyone regardless of race, religion, etc. I’m so thankful for this! She also never made us go to church or pushed any religion on us because she believed that we should find our own faith. So Ive never been deeply religious, but I still have faith in a higher power. Whether it’s God, the universe, or some other unknown divine entity, I choose to believe that we’re not just an accident of nature and there’s something more than this life after we die. All that being said, I am not so naive as to think that I could possibly know what lies beyond our biological existence, but I do not tempt fate and try to live a good life with kindness and compassion towards others. My grandmother used to always say, “If I die and there’s nothing else or an afterlife, then I wasted my life believing in something that gave me comfort and hope. If I die after never believing in anything, and I am taken to a place of suffering and pain, then I wasted an entire eternity.”
Went to go see my grandad in hospice when I was younger . He had this look of just utter exhaustion about him , and I hope he didn't have to suffer thru this . The staff took care of him like he was family though , they were the angels that kept the light in as long as they could while he was alive . See you around someday papaw.
Shared time with a particular cat - Linda. She was mean, feisty, difficult to get along with, and loved to sit on top of the fridge. She was our very own Demon on the Fridge.
Not gonna lie, totally misread the title of this video as “Demons on the Fridge”. Totally came here expecting to learn about fridge demons until the narrator started reading. Still intrigued about the video, as always. But, yeah, my mind read ‘fridge demons’ and was actually intrigued. 😅
Thank you for covering this , I used to work in a Nursing home during night shift and i would hear stories about some humanoid entity that some residents would see right before someone in the building would die. It became an omen and common practice by the night staff to do a facility wide check on each resident anytime there was a sighting of the being.
As someone who has taken large amounts of most painkillers, let me tell you now they generally don't cause hallucinations at all. Whatever these people are seeing, I find it hard to believe it's the painkillers.
Agreed. Although once I had a really cool high on h (and apparently something else) that made me hallucinate bubbles that I could made appear and pop with my mind. That was IT and it was nothing like any other trip I'd experienced. Pretty cool and I always wonder about it to this day
Hospice nurse here. I can confirm- this stuff happens all the time. But just as you have these dark entities and interactions there are as many light entities and interactions. This has been one of my favorite videos. ❤
@@radiofreealbemuth8540 we had a little girl with blonde hair. She would visit our pts and it seemed to calm them. I've never seen her but I always asked God to not let me see anything I shouldnt. My coworkers have though. I had a family member who was inconsolable stop talking and crying, look at the corner of the room and then say their deceased loved one said she was OK and to not worry. The dark and warning entities were very common because they often heralded death. Plus everything came in 3s
@@evilsnowman3231 I agree it does sound stupid though I uphold my experience and those of my coworkers. But I don't post my thoughts to start arguments. Please thank the hospice workers you know on my behalf- the work they do is such a tough and rewarding service. Thank you for your reply!
Nurse here to! 🙋🏼♀️ I agree! Ive had more patients with good spirit encounters, than the bad/dark encounters. The bad ones to tend to stick to my mind longer. Those are the ones that make me have a ton of questions that I know Ill never have answers to. But its good to remind myself the good ones are wayyy more prevalent!! lol
Having undergone heart surgery in my early twenties I can attest to the fact that the drugs they give you post-op are some serious shit. Mostly you're zoned out for the first few days. Some time later, I had a brief vision of a giant fly or a mosquito sitting on top of a tv set. Another time I couldn't get out of bed because I wasn't sure which way the floor was. This doesn't explain why nurses also see things, but I'm not at all surprised that people who are scared and distressed would see dark visions and entities while heavily medicated.
Some may be religious, some may just over-sympathize with the patients in their care that they indulge or share in their delusions? Some may be spiritually inclined to believe without being religious and, or be overworked, sleep-deprived themselves? I mean, it's not a universal phenomenon, not every nurse in the world has claimed to see these things. I've been in hospitals a number of times throughout my life for myself or family members, even been kept bed-ridden (like you, having weird experiences myself, but stuff that could be easily explained by the condition I was in) and this episode of Bedtime Stories is the first I've ever heard of hospital shadow people. Also have had family members go in for serious surgery and kept days for observation and they've never mentioned anything about it.
I had an appendectomy when I was 13, I also hallucinated heavily for a few days - although I won't say what I saw and whether I believe in its significance.
Depending on the heart surgery as well, I just read that if they use a vein from your leg, you get a tingling/itching/scratchy sensation for a while afterward, which could explain this guy's experience with his leg.
My mother is a part-time nurse and a caregiver for the elderly and while she's not allowed to talk about her work except in general terms, she has never once experienced or even heard about things like that. But again, based on what I know of her work schedule, sleep deprivation and exhaustion are not uncommon among hospital staff.
I saw something like this as a 14 yo kid. I was walking home from a high school choir practice on late spring night, and, in a large gap between street lights, I saw something fairly tall and vaguely humanoidish, a shadow, suddenly emerge from a bush. It was indistinct but it had red glowing eyes. I stopped, surprised and floored. After a couple beats, it seemed to become aware of me, eyes focusing on me. I could somehow feel what it felt, on top of my own terror. I couldn't move. It seemed...mildly surprised and disinterested. After a moment, it faded from view, but I still felt it there. But then I could finally move, even though I was scared. I got the sense that it yanked on me somehow, to get me moving. I then hurried home, and after about a block, I couldn't feel it anymore. It didn't seem malevolent or even benevolent, either. I wasn't in danger, at that time. That is one of the only supernatural things that have happened to me.
I agree that Rich is the superior narrator and one of the reasons why I love this channel so much, but Luke is very good on his channel, "Wartime Stories."
When i was 9 years old, i was on infusion for 8 or more hours in local hospital. Never saw anything, but i had a very unpleasant feeling being there. Since then, i have a little fear towards the hospitals... For me, this is (so far) the creepiest Bedtime Stories video...
If there are demons stalking patients on palliative care wards, the demons are the ones who should be afraid. The nurses who work on those wards are the human equivalent of angels. And angels beat demons every time.
After my father's 1st stroke in Year 2020, he also was afraid of sleeping in dark. He wanted to have one light to be on the entire night. RIP my beloved father, teacher and guide....
I’ve been a nurse in open heart surgery for almost 6 years now, and the hospital I work at was opened in the 1800’s. One night I was floated to the oldest functioning part of the hospital and around 2:30am I found myself alone in the nurse’s station. I looked up from my charting and saw in the window a reflection of a 60-something heavier woman staring from the other side of the station back at me. I jumped up and turned around thinking a patient had gotten up, but when I turned around nobody was there. I ran out and looked all over the hallway, no unaccounted patient was to be seen. Everyone on our wing was still hooked up to every heart monitor, so nobody could have gotten up without us knowing. After a minute I realized there wasn’t even a single patient on the whole floor that matched her description, yet 2 hours later a nurse in the north wing saw her too. The old building was full of ghosts especially those of children who died of TB during the outbreak of the 19th century. I hate going anywhere alone there. Night shift is a$s
In regards to the bed d story, my father underwent open heart surgery for quadruple bypass years back. The days that followed were some or the most difficult I have ever experienced him go through. Medically he was doing great but mentally he was a mess. Between the mental trauma of the surgery and the constant sounds of beeping monitors and IV pumps he was essentially unable to get any real sleep for DAYS. He began becoming angry and confused then the hallucinations started. He kept seeing random things in the room and becoming upset about nothing. They called it ICU Psychosis and it can take a long time to recover from.
A couple of years ago I was in a coma for about a week and wasn't expected to wake up but thank God I came back when I did because they were gonna let me go soon. Anyway, I experienced something that scared me more than anything ever had before or after. I'm a grown man and seen a lot of things in my 43 years but thinking about that makes me cry sometimes and now I'm so scared of death and I never was before. I'll tell you about it if you want to use it if you even look at these after the video has been up for so long. It's not like anything I've heard from any other persons experience.
I remember it coming out on the first playstation. Yes, it was spooky as hell! And, yes, this music reminds me of that game. I was an adult just out of the military, and, still, it creeped me out!
I spent a night in the hospital, and several times entities entered my darkened room and stabbed me. Luckily it was just staff drawing blood for tests.
I worked in the laundry department of a nursing facility in Missouri for four years, and there were two phenomena that members of staff talked about. The first was the Black Dog, a small terrier-like creature that would be seen entering or leaving residents rooms during the night. A number of people even mentioned the sounds of deep growling coming from seemingly nowhere while in a certain room. The second was the Men in Black, three entities that would appear in rooms of certain residents who were near death. They were described as tall, wearing black suites and having only empty sockets instead of eyes, always standing in corners silently observing until that specific resident died. Several employees understandably quit their jobs after encountering these phenomena.
I just want to say you all have provided so much entertainment to me over the last two years. I appreciate all the work you put into these videos! Thank you!
This is an unexpected and interesting argument, even for a paranormal narration. Good job guys! Kudos to Mikey for is drawings and expecially for opening artwork, I find it really evocative!
@@HaydenLee 2 incidences stick out. The first is concerning dark figures such as the one described in the video and the other is a bit more light hearted. I work as the in house doctor at this home for the elderly. About a year ago one of my patients, Betty (for obvious reasons, no real names are used) became ill. She was already bedridden due to late stage Alzheimer's and developed aspiration pneumonia. I gave a course of antibiotics and she was responding to the treatment. All seemed well until my nurse/assistant who I will call Rue, spotted a dark figure near Betty one night during rounds. It freaked us out as Rue had an open third eye and often saw stuff like this. This was not her first time and dark figures were often not a good sign. A few days later for seemingly no reason, Betty's condition went to hell and we were forced to take her to a hospital. She was in the ICU for a month but she eventually pulled through. The dark figure was nowhere to be seen until around 6 months later. Betty had suffered heart failure and the dark figure was spotted in her room again by Rue. This second story hits closer to home as unlike the first story where the anomaly was only witnessed by Rue, I witnessed this myself. Around 2 years ago another female patient of mine, Bea had started to physically deteriorate. The family had signed a DNR (Do Not Resuscitate) form and all we were doing was making her comfortable in her final moments. One morning as I was entering the compound with Rue (we live near each other and often come to work together) a white dog suddenly appeared and came to us. It was super friendly to the point that I was able to pet it. As soon as the gate was opened to let us in the dog ran rushed inside. We ran after it. The dog had no collar and we were afraid it might bite a resident. The white dog stopped exactly and I mean exactly in front of Bea's window. Bea had one of the nicer rooms in the home and had a window with a view to the garden. The dog stopped right in front of her window and just sat there. We were contemplating on how to get the dog out when a caregiver called us to Bea's room as her vitals had started to deteriorate. Bea stabilized after a bit and when we went back to the garden to see to the dog. It was gone. We searched the compound and nothing. The main gates were locked and the compound walls were 8 feet high. We were genuinely stumped. Dogs can't open gates nor can they jump walls like cats. The mystery of the dog was further compounded by the fact that no white dogs existed near the vicinity. I live in the area, I know it well and I know the neighbours. No one has a pure white dog. The closest was a neighbours husky but it wasn't all white and the mystery dog wasn't a husky. The city where we are located is also very strict when it comes to stray dogs. You will not find an uncollared stray, it would get immediately picked up by the city. A few days after the incident, Bea passed and we kind of forgot about it until when a few months later one of Bea's sons came to pick up some left over belongings and to finish the last of the paper work. I remembered the dog all of a sudden and I decided to ask the son if Bea was a dog lover. The son told us that yes, she loved dogs.
@@carlsberg-gs6rl wow, thank you for sharing these stories. I live in Asia and I have known a few people who have the open third eye. One of them had it opened inexplicably one night while he was working overtime at his law office. He was working a suicide case when the spirit of the deceased appeared at his door frame as if to tell him that she was murdered and didn't die by suicide. From that point on, his third eye was opened and he saw spirit everywhere. I have my own spirit stories myself that is a little too in depth to share here, but I've known too many people who have had these kinds of paranormal experiences for me to remain a naturalist. Your second story was heart warming. Hope the dog was there to usher your patient to a wonderful afterlife :) Just out of curiosity did your fellow nurse ever tell you how she opened her third eye?
@@HaydenLee That law office story is nuts. I'd probably go insane if something like that happened to me. With regards to the dog, I have read plenty of anecdotes about people encountering the reaper in much friendlier forms. I too hope that the dog was a friendly guide to a better place. I asked Rue about her abilities some time back. All she told me was that she's had it open since forever. No incidents or anything shocking that triggered it.
@@carlsberg-gs6rl It seems to be like that for some people. for others, it just happens almost as if they were fated to have it opened. and still there are others who can seek it out and get it opened. the lawyer told me that there are rituals you can undergo that you can do. Something about dipping the oil from a human corpse onto your tongue or something vile like that. One friend of mine said she started seeing things after a near death experience. And I know at least two people who went to seances and started getting night terrors not long after. There are some doors that once opened cannot be closed...
I’ve had two brain surgeries, and the first one I had a hematoma where I experienced such immense pain that I can barely remember the events that transpired in that week. They put me on a Dilauded pump and that drug was just way too strong, like it made my body and mind feel like I was in outer space. I could feel absolutely nothing, which scared the crap out of me, and then after a little while, I got the worst side effect that I’ve ever experienced - my body felt like there was bugs crawling right underneath the skin. That was honestly one of the worst feelings ever and I can still picture that feeling today. However, I did not have any experiences where I saw anything like that, and I’m honestly quite glad I didn’t, as I feel that would’ve permanently messed me up quite a bit. I can’t imagine seeing those figures moving around and interacting with you or other people. Incredible post Bedtime Stories!
Usually I only watch your videos for entertainment. But this one hit home. I have seen these things. I still see them. I always felt like I was the only one. Thanks for reminding me I'm not.
"He was horrified to see a jet-black hand...touching his leg with its slender and clawed fingers." Demon: "Does this bug you? Does *this* bug you? I'm not touching you!"
@@michaelandreipalon359 right that's exactly what I thought. Like what are you talking about dude.. that demon is trying to eat his soul not be like annoying.
kyle Hughes you think a demon would be playing a game of hide and seek with you while ducking under ur bed to reach over and touch you if it was trying to actually eat your soul??? Nah fam you would just be dead in a second if that was the case. That’s why I don’t get these stories. Why would they just play around with you and try to scare you but otherwise cause no harm
This Bedtime Story totally reminded me of the end of 'Ghost' (1990), when first Willie Lopez and then Carl Bruner gets dragged away by the dark, malevolent spirits!
When I worked in a hospital, I saw a coworker from another department down the hall and we waved to each other but didn’t stop to chat....I found out that afternoon that he’d died suddenly the week before of a heart attack on his 40s. He didn’t look ghostly or scary, just like himself.
@@SamuelBlack84 it wasn’t scary, I felt glad to see him. Even after I realized I’d seen a ghost I felt like it was a friendly visitation. Not like the time a ghost chucked a mirror at me! That was alarming.
@@nhmooytis7058 Ghosts are just like the living. Some good, some bad I would give anything to speak to a ghost and ask them everything I could think of I so desperately want to know
Have I ever thanked you for having these stories' visuals appear almost entirely in black and white? I grew up watching old b&w horror movies on TV and there is a menacing quality to the lack of color, increased shadows, etc. that I appreciate. Thank you!
6:33 Whenever I get a nightmare and I can't sleep, I tend to put on the light and stay awake until sunrise too. It's strange to think that the sun will take care of us while we slept through the sunrise lol.
When I was in a hospital I shared a room with a guy that asked to leave a light on at night. I said, "Sure. It helps keep the shadow people away." He looked at me kind of surprised and said, "You know about them?" I said, "Yeah. Keeping a light on keeps them in the shadows. You can leave all the lights on if you want." He said, "Thank you. Just this one is enough." Putting your TV on a Christian Praise and Worship channel and leaving it on at night is helpful too.
Another great video gang! I had to smile at the end of the video where the screen goes black and you put in faintly those red eyes as the credits start up. Nice touch.
My mother worked hospice as a social worker for nearly a decade. During that time she told me there were several patterns that she eventually started noticing. The main ones were that when people were getting close to passing they would begin seeing their friends and family come to visit them. Often times the elderly or the dying would begin talking about going on a trip or just going somewhere. And they would talk about needing to pack their bags and things like that. Shortly after they would pass away peacefully. She also said in the entire time she worked hospice she only saw two people who did not pass away peacefully. She said that they were both afraid and that both had horrified looks on their faces. One of them died screaming and since she didn't mention it I assume the other man was silent. But she said she wasn't able to find a pattern in who got to have a good death and who had a horrific one. She said even people who were bad, maybe not evil but definitely unfriendly humans and definitely not religious would seem to have their family come get them and a would have a peaceful passing. So who knows what those other two people did to received the bad death. It's kind of scary when you think about it. EDITED: Only for grammar, after I finally proofread this.
Interesting stuff. My father died when I was 4, but shortly before his death my mother said he saw something in the room with him - but he wasn't sure what it was, he said it may have been angel, he didn't seem to be scared. My grandmother before her death was riddled with Alzheimer's and dementia, so she could not talk. But my mother, who was with her shortly before death as well, said that she was watching something moving back and forth in her bedroom. My grandmother had a angry look on her face as she watched it. Demonic? Or perhaps just a mental issue because of her condition? Creepy stuff...
My grandmother passed away peacefully at night in our home. We knew it would be her last night. A nurse was sitting with her all night with our cat asleep. The nurse said that the cat suddenly awoke and with wide eyes was looking all around as if the room was suddenly full of people. The nurse related this to us and indeed, grannie had just passed away.
A couple of weeks before my great aunt died from a long battle with cancer, she said she began to see and talk to her late husband and parents. She was still very lucid and in the here and now up until her few final hours.
I've always wondered if there was a pattern that could be found over long periods of time. I guess that's mostly a reassuring assessment. Except for the 2 people that got dragged to hell or wherever (🙂)..I don't think I could do a job that requires being around such a sad time in people's lives but that's good that there are people like your mom that are. 🙂👍
Regardless of what happens when you die, the fact that I will die someday terrifies me beyond all sense and reason It horrifies me beyond words that I know that when it happens, I'll be screaming the sky down. They'll hear me all the way to Pluto, I promise you
This happened to my Husband. He was in hospital for something minor. I remember he rang me and told me that there are ppl like shadows in the ward. He said to me they are turning of the machines which were assigned to each patient. . I tried to tell him it must be mediation causing it. He said he can see them and they disappear into the walls. He told me they were all grey and seem to float and not walk. My husband doesn't believe in anything. But to this day he says they were definitely there. He hardly slept as he said he had to make sure they don't turn off his machine. He rang me every night telling me about all this. After watching this then maybe he really did see these things He still maintains he saw them.
My Mother had a dark entity visitation while staying with us in a hotel apartment in the Philippines, it tried to drag her from her bed into the darkness and in a demonic voice told her "You are coming with me, your Mother is here with me", I also encounterd strangeness in the same apartment.
@@radiofreealbemuth8540 Thanks for your reply, I had accepted Jesus as, my saviour on a previous visit to the Philippines; My Mother also came to the Lord before she died.
@@avo616 Please distinguish between a corrupt church comprised of fallible, even evil, people and Jesus Himself. He lived a life of poverty where He did not even have “a place to lay his head” at night. I’d encourage you not to conflate the two, as I think that is a big mistake.
@@cebudave I think Heaven will be full of Filipinos. They’re very lovely people. Kind and humble. When my mother was in long term care, many of her caregivers were Filipino and they were so good to her. Lovely people.
When I was 6 years old I fell sick with pneumonia and had a relatively high fever, the only time in my life that I had above 40°C fever. I remember very clearly that the hallway was lit and I was lying in my darkened room, and a large figure was standing in the door frame, looking at me, and then dissolving into a stream of darkness. I also remember that I felt very calm, yet struck with awe. I am very aware that I was probably hallucinating due to my fever, but till this day I can't listen to that Blue Oyster Cult song (you know the one with the cowbell) without thinking that this shadow thing deemed me more on the side of the living than the dead. Perhaps one day it will return for me and stand in my door frame, when it is time for me to go.
I don't think I've ever met an incompetent Doctor... so much as those types of Doctors who are incompetent in the manner that they're so sure of themselves, they have their head stuck WAY too far up their own ass to be of any use. I despise those types = 3 = It took 10 years for me to find 1 single cardiologist who was kind enough to listen to me and take my VERY VISIBLE symptom claims seriously (passing out, turning blue and purple from lack of oxygen, heart-attack like occurrences, so forth). He discovered I DO indeed have an incurable defect between my heart and my brain, which leaves me permanently disabled, and he only found it because he was willing to put in the time and effort to rule out and narrow down what was wrong with me. His help changed my life for the better, because even if it's incurable, it's mostly/usually manageable now that we understand it.
Man, that's unfortunate. I was in the hospital a little over a week when I had to have surgery on my hand due to a nasty Infection of MRSA . I would call and order 3 trays full. Burgers , pizza , french fries , parfaits , I ate everything they would bring me and they nev r told me no they always brought me everything I ordered . And it was delicious
I knew someone who got a job in the “elderly patient” ward at a hospital in a nearby town and they were told “you’ll see the grim reaper before too long”. This person thought it was a put-on, but eventually saw a shadowy, cloaked “grim reaper” a few times. A patient would usually die not long afterwards.
After much time ghost hunting, I'm convinced there is something just beyond our 5 senses. What bothered me was the persistent EVP's we recorded that called for help. With that said, I had a near death experience sometime back after a sudden accident. I had no awareness at all while I was dead. There was no tunnel, no light, no loving presence nothing that others have reported The only thing I remember is coming to while being worked on in a stretcher and being extremely, I mean extremely confused. People calling my name, bright lights all around, and me having no idea what was happening it was pretty frightening. It took some time to come to my senses. I know one thing, I don't view the world the same as before that's for sure.
I'm an average paranormal investigator myself.....your 100% right...more then I care to remember I've picked up ..."...please help" or "..help me"...and what's really disturbing is that the EMP's seem to be from young people or sadly children? I'm Catholic and this really troubles me.....if these 'kids' or 'young people' need help to find their way....why isn't someone coming for them or at least helping them?
How can we utilize this? Can we harvest energy from another realm. Extract knowledge we otherwise could not. Can we help.... whatever is calling for help... Should we?
There is a form of realm that exists which is inhabitated by beings called jinns (in islam) that cannot be seen by us but we are visible to them. They can make them self visible when they want to and they are basically energy being converted into matter when they transform themselves to be visible. They can be good natured or evil, the evil one's are demons.
I had a similar experience 10 years ago when I was 16. I had lost a very close family member suddenly and I slipped into a dark place with grief. Some strange paranormal occurances were happening shortly after, but one night I was in bed and I woke to see a tall dark shadow walk across my bedroom towards my bed and it sat down beside me I could feel my mattress sink down. .. I was so frightened I couldn't move, I just screamed for my mum and the apparition disappeared soon as she entered the room. My mum tried to reassure me it was perhaps just a bad dream but I know what I saw and felt and to this day I tear up thinking about how scary it was.
@@bigfootwithinternetconnect2330 whatever it was it spoke to me the way the family member would but it didn't sound like them...I think you are right, whatever is was didn't feel friendly.
I shall always remember a very strange occurance that happened not long after the death of my mother in 1991 It was about 3 or 4 weeks after her passing which happened after a very short illness. It was about 4.30pm about May time When me, my dad & my daughter who was 12yrs old at the time We were just about to sit down for tea, my dad & my daughter already seated at the table. I was in the open plan kitchen just about 4 or 5ft away when i looked up from the salad bowl id just prepared & about to take to the table when from behind the table from the far side of the room i saw this, as i thought at the time, a slow flying large dusty dark butterfly or month but it was quite large nearly fist sized, i stared at it, bewildered at it seemed to fly so slowly yet i couldn't see its wings beating As the table was near the window it travelled towards it, as it got near the glass, i shot a glance to my daughter who was staring at the same place i was. I asked her, did you see that? She replied she had What was it? i asked, as i rushed to the window to find nothing. It was a large window but only opened at the top 2 small windows, the greater part of the window didnt have any openings My daughter also came to the window & pulled back the curtains, there was nothing! I asked her what she had seen & it was exactly what i had seen The sooty black moth type thing flying towards the window. My dad said he hadnt seen anything when we asked him but hed been reading his newdpaper at the time. My daughter & I didnt say much then, until later when my dad left the room & i asked her to describe what she'd seen She said she felt a waft of air near her face which caused her to look up then she saw this slow moving thing floating thing ( ive just this moment asked her if she still remembers this event After 32yrs & she said immediately that shed never forget it & she described it just now like a manta ray slowly moving towards the window then despite our looking seconds later no trace was found !!) Ive no idea what this was, my daughter has just said she felt it was negative energy being evicted from the house & had nothing to do with my mum. My mum really was a lovely kind Loving caring lady & never did anyone any harm, she was 100% genuine & never lied or turned anyone away if she could help she would, so this black thing couldnt have had anything to do with her departed soul. Our house was pretty old, built in the early 1800s so many souls could have passed away within it. My mum didnt pass in the house anyway but took ill there but passed after she was taken to hospital My daughter thinks my mum did evict the bad energies that were gathered in that house, she always said there was a darkness somewhere within it. The house didnt give us any problems & 15yrs later after my dad died ( in hospital) i sold it I have no idea if there were negative spirits lingering but we'll never forget that dark floating thing. Very creepy Cheers 🇬🇧👧🕊
@@kasparov937 It felt really real and I was only on a pretty mild pain med. I assumed it was a bad readtion. But even when I was on only normal tylanos... I was still having poor sleep and nightmares like that.
It was during that horrendous storm we had about a month ago in England, I had invasive surgery and couldn't sit down properly for over a week. I was constantly tired......
You got my hopes up with the talk of guardian angels and such. I hope perhaps there will be another video in the future talking about these more positive apparitions.
Jeff Mara podcast has a lot of interviews of folks who’ve had NDEs. They’re about an hour long. He’s a very good interviewer. He lets them talk - amazing that that is so rare - and listens closely. He asks good questions.
there's still nights, when I wish I wouldn't wake up the next morning but when i had an episode, where I had nightly visits, maybe two or three times a week, by a black entity, that was forcing itself onto me, pushing me down into my bed, I really felt like I might die of a heart attack during one of these nights and it really, really scared me a lot... depression sucks, living a life of solitude sucks, being unable to talk to someone sucks... give your loved one(s) a hug, whenever you can. this will make your and their day so much better :)
A family friend told us he experienced a troll demon visiting him in the hospital while he was near death. He said it came to him at the foot of his bed. He told him to get out of here and the troll jumped up on the bed and jumped out the window. He became a preacher after that and lived the rest of his life sharing the word of God in a small church.
@@radiofreealbemuth8540 he said he was there to take his soul. Otis, our family friend started praying and told him to leave. Tkats all I know. But I know he wouldn't lie about something like that...it changed his life.
They aren't trolls. They are more like imps. But I can see how one might mistaken them for a troll. They definitely show up when a person is close to death and they believe that persons soul is going to hell. I've heard numerous stories about these entities over the years.
My mom is a medical doctor and she doesn't see things, but she does say that before someone dies there is a smell that she recognizes and knows right away that someone is going to die. Like she can smell death coming.
Good story boys. Very immersive. Love your work. How it's put forth, narrated and explained. These mysteries you bring, are some of my highlights during the week. Never stop making them.
@@brendancaldwell7755 I hope you never have experiences such as these, at the time it induces fear unlike anything else and leaves you with questions which will never have an answer.
@@rachelle1 Fortunately I haven't had an incident in over 10 years. I was troubled as a teen and was suffering from depression. I think negative energies are drawn to people that are suffering. Though to this day and probably forever I do not sleep easily.
When your body has received trauma especially through surgery it often effects the blood flow to the eyes, this can cause shadows in vision, just like if you look at a strong light then turn it off you will get a dark shadow in you vision.
Funny you mention this, my father was a doctor who would unfortunately hear about many patients’ untimely deaths. Apparently, patients who would later succumb to their illnesses would insist that someone was waiting for them. Or they had to meet someone. They described it as a white robed figure in the corner of the room.
The only creepy things I've encountered when working in hospital was on a night shift. I was at the nurses station when I heard a noise at the far end of the dark corridor. I had to go and see what it was. We have cupboards on wheels, that hold the clean linen. Well at one of the cupboards, I saw a dark figure slithering out of it and onto the floor. I was instantly spooked until I realised that it was one of the patients with dementia who had gotten up to use the toilet and become very confused, lol. Another night shift, again I'm at the nurses station. The room opposite contained 4 patients. I went in to check on them at 3am only to find that one of them had vanished. I went back out to ask the other staff about the missing patient and everyone confirmed that they hadn't seen them leaving the room. We all went in to look for him and found hiding in a very small space between 2 curtains and he was just standing there saying nothing. That spooked all of the staff, lol.
I’ve seen one of these as a kid at my friends house on his birthday, I thought it was sleep paralysis, but I kicked my friend awake and he saw it too and within seconds it evaporated
I haven't heard this topic specifically discussed before. Speaking of, you should do third man syndrome (I think that's the name), which is sort of the opposite thing, where people feel guardian angel type beings with them while they're in deadly situations. It's interesting to think about what psychological phenomena might lead to this. Definitely, I think the guy with the heart attack was getting subconscious warnings of danger from his body. Also, I think it makes sense we all see similar things, since humankind does have shared experiences that go very far back, and also our brains interpret things in similar ways.
I have a story about that. It's derelict and might offend you but the bottom line is: I should have died but I didn't. And, considering I'm nothing short of an average Joe, I can't equate it to luck what happened. I should have died and came away unscathed after reckless and dangerous behavior. I can only believe that the Holy Trinity had something to do with it.
My grandpa experienced similar after a surgery. I was staying with him in his hospital room and he was seeing all kinds of weird things. Dark figures, human sized spiders and tigers. Definitely believed it was the drugs.
My brother loved this channel so much we would always keep up on this together he’s gone now so it been a while but I’m back great content brother appreciate you.
Right? I don't think people understand how many bones and bodies we walk over everyday, that our houses and buildings sit upon, etc. Nothing magical or spooky about it. Creepy? Sure
As someone who works in a hospital you 1000% have seen or will see one of these things if you are in them at some point in your life. I've only been on my floor for 6 months and I've seen them twice. Once for a patient with heart failure, who did eventually die the same night. The other I saw when I was running to a closed floor for supplies, it was just in the hall floating outside a patient room at the end of a hallway, opposite where I was going, like it was looking for someone. I left it alone and gtfo'd out of there.
At 7.23 " He found himself in complete darkness". Total nonsense. As a retired nurse I can tell you that a Hospital at night is NEVER in complete darkness as routine checks need to be carried out, and all patients have to be in some level of low light.
Nurse here to 🙋🏼♀️ I took the statement as he was out of his body, in a total black nothingness void type place. Or at least thats how I pictured it hearing what was said before, and after to. I didnt think he actually meant he woke up in a hospital room that was totally black, couldnt see right in front of your face kinda blackness.
@@thinlineofsanity1035 I'm not a nurse but I've been hospitalized multiple times over the decades for serious injuries and chronic health problems. This is exactly what I thought his figure of speech meant as well. I've woken up before, at home or in a hospital, and was unable to adjust my eyes or register light (we ALWAYS keep on a light for the babies) or anything. I've also had head injuries so severe as a child that I could tell there was light but couldn't see anything, as in, total but temporary blindness.
Ok I thought this was titled "the demons on the fridge" and I got nearly halfway through the video trying to figure out when there would be a fridge or freezer. Ha!
Hospital induced delirium, especially post-op, in older adults, and during long hospital stays, is a very real recognized thing. Between the physical trauma of surgery, the medication, the disturbance of sleep cycles, isolation, it can make the brain react in pretty distressing ways: hallucinations, nightmares, confusion, mania, depression, anxiety... A lot of people aren't ready for it and don't expect to be so intensely psychologically affected, but it's not uncommon.
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@Bedtime Stories, When I read the title of the video I thought it said Demons on the Fridge, lol.
@@adamcuneo7189 Yeah! Hungry demons 🤣🤣
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3:04 You saved yourself there by choosing to use "Amongst" instead of "Among".
I was an open heart nurse in 1984.I learned to listen to my patients after not believing one who kept freaking out at night, telling me he saw spiders coming out of his TV.I thought he was confused from anesthesia, and narcotics.Then one night, I went to check on him,without turning on the light.I guess it was the movement that caused me to look at the TV, and sure enough, there were spiders all over the TV.I cut on the light, and wheeled the TV out, called maintenance, and they took it apart.Sure enough, it was full of spiders.They think it got infested when it was stored in the basement.I had another patient tell me she saw her dead Mother at the foot of the bed.She passed away that night.Yes, I believed my patients.
I should really stay away from the comment section. I really should stay away from it. That spider story is crazy nightmare fuel to me.
Hopefully they were not venomous spiders. 😳🙄
@@EphemeralProductions Never met a spider I liked.
@@loomite5277 Yes, it was scary, I was freaked out then, lol
@@onecatawayfromcrazymidnigh4835 did they “gas” the tv to kill all of em and then return the tv for patient use?
I’m both amused and reassured that I’m not the only person that read the title as Demons On the Fridge
😂
Demons in the fridge?
Zuuuuul!!!
Boy, that's a lot of people with dyslexia!
we are the demons. at 3am
That's exactly how I read it too, I figured Fat people coming back to life as zombies and headed straight to where the food is.
When my grandmother was in her last hour she told everyone to take a nap with her and that she would be okay, she had just came back from the hospital that day and everyone was tired so they took her word. My cousin woke up during this hour and she said she saw a shadowy figure near our grandma, She said this figure had been lingering around her house for the last couple days. My cousin was timid but said the figure held no benevolent energy, she had told our grandma about this and all she did was smile. Within the hour our grandma passed on, we believe that this figure was her late husband, he had passed away 4 years earlier, coming to greet her. She passed away at the same age he did at 89, to this day we joke that her husband did not want her to out live him. One night, about a year before she passed she told me about a dream she had: She explained her husband came to her but this time he wasn't a old man but a much younger version of himself, about the same age when they first met, he told her he was building a "house" for her and he would comeback for her when the time was right, during the time she told me this her voice began to break and I could tell she was fighting back tears. They had been together for over 50 years....
I think you meant
Not malevolent*
That's oddly beautiful and I believe it. My wife and I were total strangers and she did not speak English when we met, 1 year later we were married. We both felt like we already knew each other, and shared similar thoughts, got along beautifully. We have talked about the afterlife similarly, that we will be together again and whomever goes 1st will come for the other. Kinda sad, but reassuring all the same and we believe it.
@Jeb Peters when my grandmother died I beet hoff to her 💀 corpse.
😂😂 @Johnny & Jeb
That's beautiful ❤️
I remember my grandmother telling me a week before she passed that there were people at the end of the bed and they were coming for her , it was her time to go, this happened for 6 nights running , she said that they were very nice people but she had to go. She was unafraid and at peace. The day before She died told us some important personal imformation she needed to say and then she passed around 2AM during her sleep. She was a loving warm jolly person and at the end of her life slightly eccentric, dancing in shops , always jolly , and she had always loved Jesus. and Bible stories
Awful.
What does it mean. God. Horrible.
Obiously not the case of the first patient in the story 😱 I am really glad you are right your granma is with Jesus ...
She went to heaven.
The idea of people who aren't human walking towards you telling you that you have to go with them 😱
@@rafaron7761 no
My grandma was a nurse for elderly patients for more than 40 years and I asked her about her experiencies, she freaked the hell out of me with one Story in particular, back in the early 80's she was working at a red Cross hospital in our country that was located in what had been a women's prision back in the 40's, she said they could hear women cries and cries for help coming from the walls, up to a point where one night they heard a woman singing in the back patio, when she an another nurse went to investigate they found a doctor in the Middle of the patio still, they had to shake him up and after he "woke up" he said he heard the same thing and that he saw a female "patient" in a gown with really long hair and that that was the last thing he remembered... 😱
Why do they always look like Sadako from the Ring?
I work for a hospital transporting patients to and from where they need to be within the network. Last Christmas we were transporting a patient and I was in the back speaking to them and they kept saying they felt drained and kept seeing shadows move. About a quarter of the way into the 50 minute drive, they went into cardiac arrest and we sped up running code 3. We arrived at the nearest hospital that was out of network and the patient had survived. About 4 days later we were transporting them to their original destination within our system and they said "that car cut us off" but they had no way of knowing a car had indeed ran a red light to make a right turn into our direction. They were dead for 2 minutes 40 seconds prior to it happening...
Had an experience or two similar to these.
First one was when I was admitted for severe abdominal pain. Was run through the usual tests, and I warned them not to put me on morphine. Was asleep for a good while, but was awakened through whatever pain meds they put me on by someone yelling my name, and telling me to wake up. I wake up in my room, alone, to find an air bubble in my IV line that was over two feet long. Hit the call button as fast as my freshly awake self could!
Years later, as an employee of a nursing home, I would see a shadowy form ducking in and out of the rooms in the basement. Didn’t know it at that time, but the building had originally been the county hospital, built in the late 1890’s.
it never ceases to amaze me how seemingly educated people can still let things convince them that something supernatural or paranormal is happening. Use your brains people, you know less than you think. we all do.
@@Criscrosaplesos It never ceases to amaze me how seemingly educated people can still let things convince them that something supernatural or paranormal cannot possibly exist. Use your brains people, you know less than you think. Certainly those with an arrogant disposition, claiming to know with absolute certainty that which they cannot.
@@Criscrosaplesos educated doesn’t mean supernatural doesn’t exist. You think us humans are the only things in this whole universe?
@@Lexcoaster they’re going to have a shock when they pass over!
That's wicked m8. Was it a young or adult voice? Clear or distorted?
It sounds like a Guardian Spirit or a Old Earthbound Spirit tied to the Hospital's foundation.
The first story is similar to what happened to my grandfather at the hospital. He was a cruel, vicious man, who destroyed everything he touched. He was diagnosed with cancer around 2000. At the time he was living with me and my parents. I was three at the time. A few months later he was rushed to the hospital because of sepsis. About a week later he died. When I was in my teens, my mother told me about his last days and they gave me chills. Just like at home he was vindictive to the entire staff that was trying to save his life. He assaulted my mother and another nurse who tried to change his sheets for him, as an example. Well, one night he hit the panic button in his room. Even though he was an asshole, they still wanted to help him. When they got to the room he had said that they were trying to get him, the things under the bed. He described them as black, with multiple different arms reaching for him at once. They told him to calm down and it was just a nightmare, but it became a reoccurring problem. Every night he went through something similar, to the point where the staff thought someone was playing a joke on him as a result of his actions. No evidence was found. He died a few days later from his ailments. My mother was called in urgently to visit him one last time, and to this day, she remembers his face. He had a look of complete horror on his face. The nurse then told my mom about what he had been experiencing his last few days. In my opinion, those demons were just waiting to take his soul to hell.
That’s horrifying. How bad of a person was he? He raised good daughter that had the heart to help him and you seem like a good person. I’m not saying you’re wrong. I believe you. I’m just concerned at how “bad” someone has to be, to find himself in this state. I’m worried it’s not too much. He was an asshole, but did he have a bad upbringing or did his ailments make him difficult?
@@radiofreealbemuth8540 Back then, no diagnosis. Through my own research, I think he suffered from anti-social personality disorder. His parents were abusive to him and he never really had anyone there to help him in his younger years. He was never formally arrested but was detained multiple times in his life due to his erratic behavior. He always had to have revenge for even the slightest mistake or perceived mistake. He told my grandmother he was done with her when she was dying of cancer because she was too sick to go make him a sandwich. Didn't even go to her funeral.
I thought "maybe they were bad people.. That had done bad things and.. Those demons were waiting for them.. CREEPY AS HELL
That's too complicated.
More than likely it was just the last hallucinations of a dying mind playing out the worst fears of his subconscious.
@@lolroflroflcakes doubt
I grew up in a strict Southern Baptist family in the Deep South right in the middle of the Bible Belt. My childhood was filled with Sunday school classes and dramatic sermons about fire and brimstone and the temptations of the weak flesh that Satan was always trying to make you give into. The older generations still forbade dancing, drinking, or anything that might resemble “indecent, godless vices.” But luckily my mother moved my sister and I from rural Mississippi to New Orleans when we were very young. She was a military brat who grew up all around the world. So she believed in acceptance, tolerance, compassion, and love for everyone regardless of race, religion, etc. I’m so thankful for this! She also never made us go to church or pushed any religion on us because she believed that we should find our own faith. So Ive never been deeply religious, but I still have faith in a higher power. Whether it’s God, the universe, or some other unknown divine entity, I choose to believe that we’re not just an accident of nature and there’s something more than this life after we die.
All that being said, I am not so naive as to think that I could possibly know what lies beyond our biological existence, but I do not tempt fate and try to live a good life with kindness and compassion towards others. My grandmother used to always say, “If I die and there’s nothing else or an afterlife, then I wasted my life believing in something that gave me comfort and hope. If I die after never believing in anything, and I am taken to a place of suffering and pain, then I wasted an entire eternity.”
Went to go see my grandad in hospice when I was younger . He had this look of just utter exhaustion about him , and I hope he didn't have to suffer thru this . The staff took care of him like he was family though , they were the angels that kept the light in as long as they could while he was alive . See you around someday papaw.
Shared time with a particular cat - Linda. She was mean, feisty, difficult to get along with, and loved to sit on top of the fridge. She was our very own Demon on the Fridge.
I'm sorry but we're talking about something far more sinister than a mean cat here......🙂
I thought it read fridge also 😂
❤️❤️. She sounds like a funny quirky kitty. :)
@@adzilabidin6136 i don’t know about that. Mean cats can get pretty damn sinister. lol
@@EphemeralProductions - She was. Loved that cat.
Hearing the silent hill music playing in the background sets of a strong feel of nostalgia.
Back to the old PS1 👌🏻
great times
The first four games really need real rereleases (I'm obviously not counting that subpar rerelease a decade ago) in modern consoles and in the PC.
Oh ok is that where it’s originally from? It was killing me, couldn’t remember where I’d heard it but then it came to me: ScareTheater.
I wondered where I heard this music. Yeah it’s silent hill
Not gonna lie, totally misread the title of this video as “Demons on the Fridge”. Totally came here expecting to learn about fridge demons until the narrator started reading. Still intrigued about the video, as always. But, yeah, my mind read ‘fridge demons’ and was actually intrigued. 😅
Fridge demons, the only reason I never go for midnight snacks
"You're a sick man, Rico!" 😂
"There is no Dana...only ZUUL!"
Exactly how I read it too.... Ghostbusters flashed through my mind 😂😂
Thank goodness I wasn't the only one.
Thank you for covering this , I used to work in a Nursing home during night shift and i would hear stories about some humanoid entity that some residents would see right before someone in the building would die. It became an omen and common practice by the night staff to do a facility wide check on each resident anytime there was a sighting of the being.
As someone who has taken large amounts of most painkillers, let me tell you now they generally don't cause hallucinations at all. Whatever these people are seeing, I find it hard to believe it's the painkillers.
Yeah! I've accidentally taken too many once when I had a toothache, I didn't hallucinate I just felt sick!
Heard that. Never hallucinate. Been a pain patient for years
Agreed. Although once I had a really cool high on h (and apparently something else) that made me hallucinate bubbles that I could made appear and pop with my mind. That was IT and it was nothing like any other trip I'd experienced. Pretty cool and I always wonder about it to this day
What about Ketamine ?
Definitely isn’t the painkillers
Hospice nurse here. I can confirm- this stuff happens all the time. But just as you have these dark entities and interactions there are as many light entities and interactions. This has been one of my favorite videos. ❤
Can you talk about your experiences w the light entities?
@@radiofreealbemuth8540 we had a little girl with blonde hair. She would visit our pts and it seemed to calm them. I've never seen her but I always asked God to not let me see anything I shouldnt. My coworkers have though. I had a family member who was inconsolable stop talking and crying, look at the corner of the room and then say their deceased loved one said she was OK and to not worry. The dark and warning entities were very common because they often heralded death. Plus everything came in 3s
I do know a lot of hospice personal of several different hospices.......and I never ever have heard such stupid shit.
@@evilsnowman3231 I agree it does sound stupid though I uphold my experience and those of my coworkers. But I don't post my thoughts to start arguments. Please thank the hospice workers you know on my behalf- the work they do is such a tough and rewarding service. Thank you for your reply!
Nurse here to! 🙋🏼♀️
I agree! Ive had more patients with good spirit encounters, than the bad/dark encounters.
The bad ones to tend to stick to my mind longer. Those are the ones that make me have a ton of questions that I know Ill never have answers to. But its good to remind myself the good ones are wayyy more prevalent!! lol
Sigourney Weaver saw demons in her fridge, too. She called someone, but I can't remember whom...
I wouldn’t know who to call.
Who ya gonna call?
@@ThePimpedOutPlatypus Toast butter...
Having undergone heart surgery in my early twenties I can attest to the fact that the drugs they give you post-op are some serious shit. Mostly you're zoned out for the first few days. Some time later, I had a brief vision of a giant fly or a mosquito sitting on top of a tv set. Another time I couldn't get out of bed because I wasn't sure which way the floor was. This doesn't explain why nurses also see things, but I'm not at all surprised that people who are scared and distressed would see dark visions and entities while heavily medicated.
Some may be religious, some may just over-sympathize with the patients in their care that they indulge or share in their delusions? Some may be spiritually inclined to believe without being religious and, or be overworked, sleep-deprived themselves? I mean, it's not a universal phenomenon, not every nurse in the world has claimed to see these things. I've been in hospitals a number of times throughout my life for myself or family members, even been kept bed-ridden (like you, having weird experiences myself, but stuff that could be easily explained by the condition I was in) and this episode of Bedtime Stories is the first I've ever heard of hospital shadow people. Also have had family members go in for serious surgery and kept days for observation and they've never mentioned anything about it.
I had an appendectomy when I was 13, I also hallucinated heavily for a few days - although I won't say what I saw and whether I believe in its significance.
Depending on the heart surgery as well, I just read that if they use a vein from your leg, you get a tingling/itching/scratchy sensation for a while afterward, which could explain this guy's experience with his leg.
My mother is a part-time nurse and a caregiver for the elderly and while she's not allowed to talk about her work except in general terms, she has never once experienced or even heard about things like that. But again, based on what I know of her work schedule, sleep deprivation and exhaustion are not uncommon among hospital staff.
It's a trip ... But an interesting one .
I saw something like this as a 14 yo kid. I was walking home from a high school choir practice on late spring night, and, in a large gap between street lights, I saw something fairly tall and vaguely humanoidish, a shadow, suddenly emerge from a bush. It was indistinct but it had red glowing eyes. I stopped, surprised and floored. After a couple beats, it seemed to become aware of me, eyes focusing on me. I could somehow feel what it felt, on top of my own terror. I couldn't move. It seemed...mildly surprised and disinterested. After a moment, it faded from view, but I still felt it there. But then I could finally move, even though I was scared. I got the sense that it yanked on me somehow, to get me moving. I then hurried home, and after about a block, I couldn't feel it anymore. It didn't seem malevolent or even benevolent, either. I wasn't in danger, at that time. That is one of the only supernatural things that have happened to me.
Finally, my favorite narrator has returned. Not that I didn't like the American guy, but I subbed because of your way of narrating.
YES
@@maxwellmarciniak7623
💦 Calm down
He is definitely the perfect narrator for the show. It just isn't the same with out him.
Since there are captions, I could care less who was narrating 😂 i didn't even notice they changed narrators
I agree that Rich is the superior narrator and one of the reasons why I love this channel so much, but Luke is very good on his channel, "Wartime Stories."
The Silent Hill music very quietly in the background is... perfect.
When i was 9 years old, i was on infusion for 8 or more hours in local hospital. Never saw anything, but i had a very unpleasant feeling being there. Since then, i have a little fear towards the hospitals...
For me, this is (so far) the creepiest Bedtime Stories video...
Shut up
If there are demons stalking patients on palliative care wards, the demons are the ones who should be afraid. The nurses who work on those wards are the human equivalent of angels. And angels beat demons every time.
He's right you know^
Puts a smile on my face to read that
Lmao
Terrified of hypothetical things in the dark
Are we still to primitive?
After my father's 1st stroke in Year 2020, he also was afraid of sleeping in dark. He wanted to have one light to be on the entire night.
RIP my beloved father, teacher and guide....
I’ve been a nurse in open heart surgery for almost 6 years now, and the hospital I work at was opened in the 1800’s. One night I was floated to the oldest functioning part of the hospital and around 2:30am I found myself alone in the nurse’s station. I looked up from my charting and saw in the window a reflection of a 60-something heavier woman staring from the other side of the station back at me. I jumped up and turned around thinking a patient had gotten up, but when I turned around nobody was there. I ran out and looked all over the hallway, no unaccounted patient was to be seen. Everyone on our wing was still hooked up to every heart monitor, so nobody could have gotten up without us knowing. After a minute I realized there wasn’t even a single patient on the whole floor that matched her description, yet 2 hours later a nurse in the north wing saw her too. The old building was full of ghosts especially those of children who died of TB during the outbreak of the 19th century. I hate going anywhere alone there. Night shift is a$s
That picture of a skeleton on the hospital wall would be enough to freak anyone out ☠️🤕😵
It is a hospital so an anatomy picture would not be uncommon. :). I think they’re interesting actually. 😁
@@EphemeralProductions I've never seen one on a patient ward wall...
then you get freaked out by literally anything
@@jackie0604oxon me either lol
@@pedroperezppeez5547 Sounds like you know me 😁
Good to have you back narrating, nothing against the other guy but it just doesn’t feel like BTS without u
Agreed
Agreed.
That’s right!
You mean the "wartime stories" guy?
Same thing I was saying. I didn't like the next guy
Nothing better than waking up and there being a brand new Bedtime Stories video!
XD nothing better going to bed and a new Episode of bedtime stories pops up in my recommendation feed XD good morning and good night.
What kind of alcholic wakes up at 7pm
Who wakes up at bedtime?wtf
wakeuptime stories
In regards to the bed d story, my father underwent open heart surgery for quadruple bypass years back. The days that followed were some or the most difficult I have ever experienced him go through. Medically he was doing great but mentally he was a mess.
Between the mental trauma of the surgery and the constant sounds of beeping monitors and IV pumps he was essentially unable to get any real sleep for DAYS. He began becoming angry and confused then the hallucinations started. He kept seeing random things in the room and becoming upset about nothing.
They called it ICU Psychosis and it can take a long time to recover from.
A couple of years ago I was in a coma for about a week and wasn't expected to wake up but thank God I came back when I did because they were gonna let me go soon. Anyway, I experienced something that scared me more than anything ever had before or after. I'm a grown man and seen a lot of things in my 43 years but thinking about that makes me cry sometimes and now I'm so scared of death and I never was before. I'll tell you about it if you want to use it if you even look at these after the video has been up for so long. It's not like anything I've heard from any other persons experience.
I would like to hear it
Well, now, that is something I didn't know about the Ancient Egyptians. Fascinating.
That music. Takes me straight back to my childhood, running around silent hill. Shitting myself.
I remember it coming out on the first playstation. Yes, it was spooky as hell! And, yes, this music reminds me of that game. I was an adult just out of the military, and, still, it creeped me out!
@@snootdingo9365 I've completed all the games, and watched all the films. And yet, silent hill is still a complete mystery to me
@@ptaylor81 better than resident evil! I hope it gets revived!
@@crazysilly2914 remember the opening of the very first r e? How cheesey?
I couldn’t play it without someone else in the room with me lol 🤦🏽
You never fail to deliver a compelling and fascinating episode, even over the most prosaic and commonplace subjects. Thanks for the diversion here.
I spent a night in the hospital, and several times entities entered my darkened room and stabbed me.
Luckily it was just staff drawing blood for tests.
Should have hissed at em and said, be gone with you lol
@@EphemeralProductions "I said GOOD DAY to you sir!
sounds like vampire demons from Jupiter's left nut, next time clobber them with an iv tree, that's their weakness
Please don't hit your medical staff 😂😂
A pint? That's nearly an armful!
I worked in the laundry department of a nursing facility in Missouri for four years, and there were two phenomena that members of staff talked about. The first was the Black Dog, a small terrier-like creature that would be seen entering or leaving residents rooms during the night. A number of people even mentioned the sounds of deep growling coming from seemingly nowhere while in a certain room. The second was the Men in Black, three entities that would appear in rooms of certain residents who were near death. They were described as tall, wearing black suites and having only empty sockets instead of eyes, always standing in corners silently observing until that specific resident died. Several employees understandably quit their jobs after encountering these phenomena.
I've always wondered why they wear black suits
Get with the times😂
I just want to say you all have provided so much entertainment to me over the last two years. I appreciate all the work you put into these videos! Thank you!
Ditto!
"If they are real. Well, that is another story" Ok going to bed will have to wait 😱😱😱
Go give the book of Enoch a spin if you want a story about demons
This is an unexpected and interesting argument, even for a paranormal narration. Good job guys!
Kudos to Mikey for is drawings and expecially for opening artwork, I find it really evocative!
I work at a home for the elderly in the Philippines. I can tell you right now this is real. My staff and I have seen some weird shit over the years.
would love to hear some of your stories, if you are willing to share
@@HaydenLee 2 incidences stick out. The first is concerning dark figures such as the one described in the video and the other is a bit more light hearted. I work as the in house doctor at this home for the elderly. About a year ago one of my patients, Betty (for obvious reasons, no real names are used) became ill. She was already bedridden due to late stage Alzheimer's and developed aspiration pneumonia. I gave a course of antibiotics and she was responding to the treatment. All seemed well until my nurse/assistant who I will call Rue, spotted a dark figure near Betty one night during rounds. It freaked us out as Rue had an open third eye and often saw stuff like this. This was not her first time and dark figures were often not a good sign. A few days later for seemingly no reason, Betty's condition went to hell and we were forced to take her to a hospital. She was in the ICU for a month but she eventually pulled through. The dark figure was nowhere to be seen until around 6 months later. Betty had suffered heart failure and the dark figure was spotted in her room again by Rue.
This second story hits closer to home as unlike the first story where the anomaly was only witnessed by Rue, I witnessed this myself. Around 2 years ago another female patient of mine, Bea had started to physically deteriorate. The family had signed a DNR (Do Not Resuscitate) form and all we were doing was making her comfortable in her final moments. One morning as I was entering the compound with Rue (we live near each other and often come to work together) a white dog suddenly appeared and came to us. It was super friendly to the point that I was able to pet it. As soon as the gate was opened to let us in the dog ran rushed inside. We ran after it. The dog had no collar and we were afraid it might bite a resident. The white dog stopped exactly and I mean exactly in front of Bea's window. Bea had one of the nicer rooms in the home and had a window with a view to the garden. The dog stopped right in front of her window and just sat there. We were contemplating on how to get the dog out when a caregiver called us to Bea's room as her vitals had started to deteriorate. Bea stabilized after a bit and when we went back to the garden to see to the dog. It was gone. We searched the compound and nothing. The main gates were locked and the compound walls were 8 feet high. We were genuinely stumped. Dogs can't open gates nor can they jump walls like cats. The mystery of the dog was further compounded by the fact that no white dogs existed near the vicinity. I live in the area, I know it well and I know the neighbours. No one has a pure white dog. The closest was a neighbours husky but it wasn't all white and the mystery dog wasn't a husky. The city where we are located is also very strict when it comes to stray dogs. You will not find an uncollared stray, it would get immediately picked up by the city. A few days after the incident, Bea passed and we kind of forgot about it until when a few months later one of Bea's sons came to pick up some left over belongings and to finish the last of the paper work. I remembered the dog all of a sudden and I decided to ask the son if Bea was a dog lover. The son told us that yes, she loved dogs.
@@carlsberg-gs6rl wow, thank you for sharing these stories. I live in Asia and I have known a few people who have the open third eye. One of them had it opened inexplicably one night while he was working overtime at his law office. He was working a suicide case when the spirit of the deceased appeared at his door frame as if to tell him that she was murdered and didn't die by suicide. From that point on, his third eye was opened and he saw spirit everywhere. I have my own spirit stories myself that is a little too in depth to share here, but I've known too many people who have had these kinds of paranormal experiences for me to remain a naturalist. Your second story was heart warming. Hope the dog was there to usher your patient to a wonderful afterlife :) Just out of curiosity did your fellow nurse ever tell you how she opened her third eye?
@@HaydenLee That law office story is nuts. I'd probably go insane if something like that happened to me. With regards to the dog, I have read plenty of anecdotes about people encountering the reaper in much friendlier forms. I too hope that the dog was a friendly guide to a better place. I asked Rue about her abilities some time back. All she told me was that she's had it open since forever. No incidents or anything shocking that triggered it.
@@carlsberg-gs6rl It seems to be like that for some people. for others, it just happens almost as if they were fated to have it opened. and still there are others who can seek it out and get it opened. the lawyer told me that there are rituals you can undergo that you can do. Something about dipping the oil from a human corpse onto your tongue or something vile like that. One friend of mine said she started seeing things after a near death experience. And I know at least two people who went to seances and started getting night terrors not long after. There are some doors that once opened cannot be closed...
I’ve had two brain surgeries, and the first one I had a hematoma where I experienced such immense pain that I can barely remember the events that transpired in that week. They put me on a Dilauded pump and that drug was just way too strong, like it made my body and mind feel like I was in outer space. I could feel absolutely nothing, which scared the crap out of me, and then after a little while, I got the worst side effect that I’ve ever experienced - my body felt like there was bugs crawling right underneath the skin. That was honestly one of the worst feelings ever and I can still picture that feeling today. However, I did not have any experiences where I saw anything like that, and I’m honestly quite glad I didn’t, as I feel that would’ve permanently messed me up quite a bit. I can’t imagine seeing those figures moving around and interacting with you or other people. Incredible post Bedtime Stories!
Usually I only watch your videos for entertainment. But this one hit home. I have seen these things. I still see them. I always felt like I was the only one. Thanks for reminding me I'm not.
"He was horrified to see a jet-black hand...touching his leg with its slender and clawed fingers."
Demon: "Does this bug you? Does *this* bug you? I'm not touching you!"
Is this a reference to some comedy?
HAHAHAHWHAHAHAHAHABABABABHAHAHAHAHHAHWHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAAHAHAHAHAHA... THAT WAS A GOOD ONE!
@@michaelandreipalon359 right that's exactly what I thought. Like what are you talking about dude.. that demon is trying to eat his soul not be like annoying.
kyle Hughes you think a demon would be playing a game of hide and seek with you while ducking under ur bed to reach over and touch you if it was trying to actually eat your soul??? Nah fam you would just be dead in a second if that was the case. That’s why I don’t get these stories. Why would they just play around with you and try to scare you but otherwise cause no harm
“Firetrucks don’t stop at red lights”
This Bedtime Story totally reminded me of the end of 'Ghost' (1990), when first Willie Lopez and then Carl Bruner gets dragged away by the dark, malevolent spirits!
That used to spook the shyt out of me as a kid
When I worked in a hospital, I saw a coworker from another department down the hall and we waved to each other but didn’t stop to chat....I found out that afternoon that he’d died suddenly the week before of a heart attack on his 40s. He didn’t look ghostly or scary, just like himself.
Okay, that is incredibly creepy 😳
@@SamuelBlack84 it wasn’t scary, I felt glad to see him. Even after I realized I’d seen a ghost I felt like it was a friendly visitation. Not like the time a ghost chucked a mirror at me! That was alarming.
@@nhmooytis7058 Ghosts are just like the living. Some good, some bad
I would give anything to speak to a ghost and ask them everything I could think of
I so desperately want to know
@@SamuelBlack84 they might lie.
@@nhmooytis7058 Only one way to find out
Have I ever thanked you for having these stories' visuals appear almost entirely in black and white? I grew up watching old b&w horror movies on TV and there is a menacing quality to the lack of color, increased shadows, etc. that I appreciate. Thank you!
6:33 Whenever I get a nightmare and I can't sleep, I tend to put on the light and stay awake until sunrise too. It's strange to think that the sun will take care of us while we slept through the sunrise lol.
Demons hate light.
The Light shines in the darkness and the darkness cannot overpower it.
When I was in a hospital I shared a room with a guy that asked to leave a light on at night. I said, "Sure. It helps keep the shadow people away." He looked at me kind of surprised and said, "You know about them?" I said, "Yeah. Keeping a light on keeps them in the shadows. You can leave all the lights on if you want." He said, "Thank you. Just this one is enough."
Putting your TV on a Christian Praise and Worship channel and leaving it on at night is helpful too.
Ikr?
a certain darkness is necessary to see the stars
Another great video gang! I had to smile at the end of the video where the screen goes black and you put in faintly those red eyes as the credits start up. Nice touch.
My mother worked hospice as a social worker for nearly a decade. During that time she told me there were several patterns that she eventually started noticing. The main ones were that when people were getting close to passing they would begin seeing their friends and family come to visit them. Often times the elderly or the dying would begin talking about going on a trip or just going somewhere. And they would talk about needing to pack their bags and things like that. Shortly after they would pass away peacefully. She also said in the entire time she worked hospice she only saw two people who did not pass away peacefully.
She said that they were both afraid and that both had horrified looks on their faces.
One of them died screaming and since she didn't mention it I assume the other man was silent. But she said she wasn't able to find a pattern in who got to have a good death and who had a horrific one. She said even people who were bad, maybe not evil but definitely unfriendly humans and definitely not religious would seem to have their family come get them and a would have a peaceful passing. So who knows what those other two people did to received the bad death. It's kind of scary when you think about it.
EDITED: Only for grammar, after I finally proofread this.
Interesting stuff. My father died when I was 4, but shortly before his death my mother said he saw something in the room with him - but he wasn't sure what it was, he said it may have been angel, he didn't seem to be scared. My grandmother before her death was riddled with Alzheimer's and dementia, so she could not talk. But my mother, who was with her shortly before death as well, said that she was watching something moving back and forth in her bedroom. My grandmother had a angry look on her face as she watched it. Demonic? Or perhaps just a mental issue because of her condition? Creepy stuff...
My grandmother passed away peacefully at night in our home. We knew it would be her last night. A nurse was sitting with her all night with our cat asleep. The nurse said that the cat suddenly awoke and with wide eyes was looking all around as if the room was suddenly full of people. The nurse related this to us and indeed, grannie had just passed away.
A couple of weeks before my great aunt died from a long battle with cancer, she said she began to see and talk to her late husband and parents. She was still very lucid and in the here and now up until her few final hours.
I've always wondered if there was a pattern that could be found over long periods of time. I guess that's mostly a reassuring assessment. Except for the 2 people that got dragged to hell or wherever (🙂)..I don't think I could do a job that requires being around such a sad time in people's lives but that's good that there are people like your mom that are. 🙂👍
Regardless of what happens when you die, the fact that I will die someday terrifies me beyond all sense and reason
It horrifies me beyond words that I know that when it happens, I'll be screaming the sky down. They'll hear me all the way to Pluto, I promise you
This happened to my Husband. He was in hospital for something minor. I remember he rang me and told me that there are ppl like shadows in the ward. He said to me they are turning of the machines which were assigned to each patient. . I tried to tell him it must be mediation causing it. He said he can see them and they disappear into the walls. He told me they were all grey and seem to float and not walk. My husband doesn't believe in anything. But to this day he says they were definitely there. He hardly slept as he said he had to make sure they don't turn off his machine. He rang me every night telling me about all this. After watching this then maybe he really did see these things He still maintains he saw them.
Makes sense, Hospitals see allot of death. Dark entities would be drawn to that.
If they were real
@@nickrollstuhlfahrerson8659 Hospitals are real.
@@geminifiver lol nice reply
They also see a lot of terrible food. Maybe they're drawn to that?
@@geminifiver You sheeple actually believe in hospitals?!
My Mother had a dark entity visitation while staying with us in a hotel apartment in the Philippines, it tried to drag her from her bed into the darkness and in a demonic voice told her "You are coming with me, your Mother is here with me", I also encounterd strangeness in the same apartment.
You and your mother should pray to Jesus and follow Him closely if you do not already do so.
@@radiofreealbemuth8540 Thanks for your reply, I had accepted Jesus as, my saviour on a previous visit to the Philippines; My Mother also came to the Lord before she died.
Make sure to give Jesus your money otherwise he won't give you eternal life 😂
@@avo616 Please distinguish between a corrupt church comprised of fallible, even evil, people and Jesus Himself. He lived a life of poverty where He did not even have “a place to lay his head” at night. I’d encourage you not to conflate the two, as I think that is a big mistake.
@@cebudave I think Heaven will be full of Filipinos. They’re very lovely people. Kind and humble. When my mother was in long term care, many of her caregivers were Filipino and they were so good to her. Lovely people.
When I was 6 years old I fell sick with pneumonia and had a relatively high fever, the only time in my life that I had above 40°C fever. I remember very clearly that the hallway was lit and I was lying in my darkened room, and a large figure was standing in the door frame, looking at me, and then dissolving into a stream of darkness. I also remember that I felt very calm, yet struck with awe. I am very aware that I was probably hallucinating due to my fever, but till this day I can't listen to that Blue Oyster Cult song (you know the one with the cowbell) without thinking that this shadow thing deemed me more on the side of the living than the dead. Perhaps one day it will return for me and stand in my door frame, when it is time for me to go.
The most terrifying thing I ever experienced in the hospital was the incompetence of the doctors......... And the food , O.M.G. the food.
Yeah I thought the hospital food would kill me more than the surgery I went through
You didn't experience the true horror....the hospital bill. At least in the US
I’ve actually discovered hospital food to not be that bad. Maybe i am just easily impressed and satisfied lol
I don't think I've ever met an incompetent Doctor... so much as those types of Doctors who are incompetent in the manner that they're so sure of themselves, they have their head stuck WAY too far up their own ass to be of any use. I despise those types = 3 = It took 10 years for me to find 1 single cardiologist who was kind enough to listen to me and take my VERY VISIBLE symptom claims seriously (passing out, turning blue and purple from lack of oxygen, heart-attack like occurrences, so forth).
He discovered I DO indeed have an incurable defect between my heart and my brain, which leaves me permanently disabled, and he only found it because he was willing to put in the time and effort to rule out and narrow down what was wrong with me. His help changed my life for the better, because even if it's incurable, it's mostly/usually manageable now that we understand it.
Man, that's unfortunate. I was in the hospital a little over a week when I had to have surgery on my hand due to a nasty Infection of MRSA . I would call and order 3 trays full. Burgers , pizza , french fries , parfaits , I ate everything they would bring me and they nev r told me no they always brought me everything I ordered . And it was delicious
I knew someone who got a job in the “elderly patient” ward at a hospital in a nearby town and they were told “you’ll see the grim reaper before too long”. This person thought it was a put-on, but eventually saw a shadowy, cloaked “grim reaper” a few times. A patient would usually die not long afterwards.
OK now that's scary
Psychosomatic
Guy's I've figured out he only uploads when I'm randomly watching his vids.... we're about to ramp up production
absolute legend
Godspeed, soldier, you do us all a great service.
You've failed us
That’s an absolutely spiffing moustache, my old chap. What a smashing lip appendage.
@@stanettiels7367 Thank you good sir
After much time ghost hunting, I'm convinced there is something just beyond our 5 senses. What bothered me was the persistent EVP's we recorded that called for help. With that said, I had a near death experience sometime back after a sudden accident. I had no awareness at all while I was dead. There was no tunnel, no light, no loving presence nothing that others have reported The only thing I remember is coming to while being worked on in a stretcher and being extremely, I mean extremely confused. People calling my name, bright lights all around, and me having no idea what was happening it was pretty frightening. It took some time to come to my senses. I know one thing, I don't view the world the same as before that's for sure.
I'm an average paranormal investigator myself.....your 100% right...more then I care to remember I've picked up ..."...please help" or "..help me"...and what's really disturbing is that the EMP's seem to be from young people or sadly children? I'm Catholic and this really troubles me.....if these 'kids' or 'young people' need help to find their way....why isn't someone coming for them or at least helping them?
How can we utilize this? Can we harvest energy from another realm. Extract knowledge we otherwise could not. Can we help.... whatever is calling for help... Should we?
There is a form of realm that exists which is inhabitated by beings called jinns (in islam) that cannot be seen by us but we are visible to them. They can make them self visible when they want to and they are basically energy being converted into matter when they transform themselves to be visible. They can be good natured or evil, the evil one's are demons.
@@aasimshaikh9647 Ae the good ones ‘angels’?
@@aasimshaikh9647 I've read about and watched some stuff concerning the djinn. That's a frightening topic.
Another good addition to the series guys! Please let Simon do his Spring Heeled Jack episode!
I had a similar experience 10 years ago when I was 16. I had lost a very close family member suddenly and I slipped into a dark place with grief. Some strange paranormal occurances were happening shortly after, but one night I was in bed and I woke to see a tall dark shadow walk across my bedroom towards my bed and it sat down beside me I could feel my mattress sink down. .. I was so frightened I couldn't move, I just screamed for my mum and the apparition disappeared soon as she entered the room. My mum tried to reassure me it was perhaps just a bad dream but I know what I saw and felt and to this day I tear up thinking about how scary it was.
It is said that demons and evil apparitions will prey on those who are experiencing a lot of grief and sadness
@@bigfootwithinternetconnect2330 whatever it was it spoke to me the way the family member would but it didn't sound like them...I think you are right, whatever is was didn't feel friendly.
I shall always remember a very strange occurance that happened not long after the death of my mother in 1991
It was about 3 or 4 weeks after her passing which happened after a very short illness.
It was about 4.30pm about May time
When me, my dad & my daughter who was 12yrs old at the time
We were just about to sit down for tea, my dad & my daughter already seated at the table.
I was in the open plan kitchen just about 4 or 5ft away when i looked up from the salad bowl id just prepared & about to take to the table when from behind the table from the far side of the room i saw this, as i thought at the time, a slow flying large dusty dark butterfly or month but it was quite large nearly fist sized, i stared at it, bewildered at it seemed to fly so slowly yet i couldn't see its wings beating
As the table was near the window it travelled towards it, as it got near the glass, i shot a glance to my daughter who was staring at the same place i was.
I asked her, did you see that?
She replied she had
What was it? i asked, as i rushed to the window to find nothing.
It was a large window but only opened at the top 2 small windows, the greater part of the window didnt have any openings
My daughter also came to the window & pulled back the curtains, there was nothing!
I asked her what she had seen & it was exactly what i had seen
The sooty black moth type thing flying towards the window.
My dad said he hadnt seen anything when we asked him but hed been reading his newdpaper at the time.
My daughter & I didnt say much then, until later when my dad left the room & i asked her to describe what she'd seen
She said she felt a waft of air near her face which caused her to look up then she saw this slow moving thing floating thing
( ive just this moment asked her if she still remembers this event
After 32yrs & she said immediately that shed never forget it & she described it just now like a manta ray slowly moving towards the window then despite our looking seconds later no trace was found !!)
Ive no idea what this was, my daughter has just said she felt it was negative energy being evicted from the house & had nothing to do with my mum.
My mum really was a lovely kind
Loving caring lady & never did anyone any harm, she was 100% genuine & never lied or turned anyone away if she could help she would, so this black thing couldnt have had anything to do with her departed soul.
Our house was pretty old, built in the early 1800s so many souls could have passed away within it.
My mum didnt pass in the house anyway but took ill there but passed after she was taken to hospital
My daughter thinks my mum did evict the bad energies that were gathered in that house, she always said there was a darkness somewhere within it.
The house didnt give us any problems & 15yrs later after my dad died ( in hospital) i sold it
I have no idea if there were negative spirits lingering but we'll never forget that dark floating thing. Very creepy
Cheers
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One time I was in hospital (pancras issues) I dreamed that something was trying to drag me away. I blamed the meds, now I'm not so sure.
Did it feel really real?
@@kasparov937 When you're trippin balls that hard, everything and nothing, feels real and unreal, at the same time. So who knows?
@@kasparov937 how would that prove anything?
@@kasparov937 It felt really real and I was only on a pretty mild pain med.
I assumed it was a bad readtion. But even when I was on only normal tylanos... I was still having poor sleep and nightmares like that.
I've experienced this exact thing when I was in hospital, it was terrifying
Which hospital ?.
Please elaborate!
You personally or see it around someone else?
It was during that horrendous storm we had about a month ago in England, I had invasive surgery and couldn't sit down properly for over a week. I was constantly tired......
@@aleksander8497 I personally seen it, I feel so much guilt
Silent Hill's Promise is the track in the background at the start of the video.
I knew I recognized it! I used for background ambient music in some of my TTRPG games.
That song is used for every melancholy supernatural videos now.
DMCA time
I’ve also found it being called reprise but idk lmao
You got my hopes up with the talk of guardian angels and such. I hope perhaps there will be another video in the future talking about these more positive apparitions.
Dude honestly, your videos are so well done. Everyone involved in the production should be very proud.
Great video! Love hearing about near death experiences. Maybe consider doing an episode on The Faces of Belmez? It's one of my favorites.
Jeff Mara podcast has a lot of interviews of folks who’ve had NDEs. They’re about an hour long. He’s a very good interviewer. He lets them talk - amazing that that is so rare - and listens closely. He asks good questions.
i was just struggling to fall asleep!!! (midnight here) first day at a new job tomorrow haha
The artwork in this one was especially detailed and 🔥
The artist is quite good.
I think I’ve just now noticed how much better the art has been looking, I love the effort they put into this channel ♥️
there's still nights, when I wish I wouldn't wake up the next morning
but when i had an episode, where I had nightly visits, maybe two or three times a week, by a black entity, that was forcing itself onto me, pushing me down into my bed,
I really felt like I might die of a heart attack during one of these nights and it really, really scared me a lot...
depression sucks, living a life of solitude sucks, being unable to talk to someone sucks... give your loved one(s) a hug, whenever you can. this will make your and their day so much better :)
I have been depressed many times. Please be strong. I know how you feel. I am here if you want to talk. Take care and God bless.
I cherish any videos y'all post. One of my favorite channels.
A family friend told us he experienced a troll demon visiting him in the hospital while he was near death. He said it came to him at the foot of his bed. He told him to get out of here and the troll jumped up on the bed and jumped out the window. He became a preacher after that and lived the rest of his life sharing the word of God in a small church.
What role did he attribute this troll to his conversion? Any more details?
@@radiofreealbemuth8540 he said he was there to take his soul. Otis, our family friend started praying and told him to leave. Tkats all I know. But I know he wouldn't lie about something like that...it changed his life.
They aren't trolls. They are more like imps. But I can see how one might mistaken them for a troll. They definitely show up when a person is close to death and they believe that persons soul is going to hell. I've heard numerous stories about these entities over the years.
I miss read this as "Demons of the Fridge."
Lol
Same lmao
That's the new weight loss program. Don't eat them carbs unless you want to be possed
Funny enough, I just finished watching a reaction video for Ghostbusters before clicking on this video lol.
Im glad i wasnt alone!
I'm going to have to rewatch all your videos again. I just can't get enough of these stories man.
My mom is a medical doctor and she doesn't see things, but she does say that before someone dies there is a smell that she recognizes and knows right away that someone is going to die. Like she can smell death coming.
Good story boys. Very immersive. Love your work. How it's put forth, narrated and explained. These mysteries you bring, are some of my highlights during the week. Never stop making them.
Shadow people and entities are the one reason why I either look at the floor or try not to pay attention to corners/doorways/windows
That would be a solid plan, if shadow people actually existed.
Never seen the floor faces then? Lucky lad
@CKS1949 Then guess it's time to die XD
@@npickle54 Can't see anything if I close my eyes all the time
@Blake HargroveRefuse to look at mirrors while home alone or at night, especially in the dark
This one hits close to home, honestly fucking terrifying.
I agree, as usual they bring terrifying facts to light
I smell fear. Listen, these stories are meant to make you feel that. Wise up.
It's all fantasy passed on by fearful goatherders. Let it go.
@@brendancaldwell7755 I hope you never have experiences such as these, at the time it induces fear unlike anything else and leaves you with questions which will never have an answer.
@@rachelle1 Fortunately I haven't had an incident in over 10 years. I was troubled as a teen and was suffering from depression. I think negative energies are drawn to people that are suffering. Though to this day and probably forever I do not sleep easily.
The picture in the opening is stellar! Great narration by Richard as well.
When your body has received trauma especially through surgery it often effects the blood flow to the eyes, this can cause shadows in vision, just like if you look at a strong light then turn it off you will get a dark shadow in you vision.
Wow interesting, yet terrifying story. And the drawings are awesome!
The opening song gives me the same feeling that the unsolved mysteries and x files theme songs used to give me. CHILLS AND LONELINESS 😅
Funny you mention this, my father was a doctor who would unfortunately hear about many patients’ untimely deaths. Apparently, patients who would later succumb to their illnesses would insist that someone was waiting for them. Or they had to meet someone. They described it as a white robed figure in the corner of the room.
The only creepy things I've encountered when working in hospital was on a night shift.
I was at the nurses station when I heard a noise at the far end of the dark corridor. I had to go and see what it was. We have cupboards on wheels, that hold the clean linen. Well at one of the cupboards, I saw a dark figure slithering out of it and onto the floor. I was instantly spooked until I realised that it was one of the patients with dementia who had gotten up to use the toilet and become very confused, lol.
Another night shift, again I'm at the nurses station. The room opposite contained 4 patients. I went in to check on them at 3am only to find that one of them had vanished. I went back out to ask the other staff about the missing patient and everyone confirmed that they hadn't seen them leaving the room. We all went in to look for him and found hiding in a very small space between 2 curtains and he was just standing there saying nothing. That spooked all of the staff, lol.
I’ve seen one of these as a kid at my friends house on his birthday, I thought it was sleep paralysis, but I kicked my friend awake and he saw it too and within seconds it evaporated
I haven't heard this topic specifically discussed before. Speaking of, you should do third man syndrome (I think that's the name), which is sort of the opposite thing, where people feel guardian angel type beings with them while they're in deadly situations.
It's interesting to think about what psychological phenomena might lead to this. Definitely, I think the guy with the heart attack was getting subconscious warnings of danger from his body. Also, I think it makes sense we all see similar things, since humankind does have shared experiences that go very far back, and also our brains interpret things in similar ways.
This needs to be top comment.
I have a story about that. It's derelict and might offend you but the bottom line is: I should have died but I didn't. And, considering I'm nothing short of an average Joe, I can't equate it to luck what happened. I should have died and came away unscathed after reckless and dangerous behavior. I can only believe that the Holy Trinity had something to do with it.
My grandpa experienced similar after a surgery. I was staying with him in his hospital room and he was seeing all kinds of weird things. Dark figures, human sized spiders and tigers. Definitely believed it was the drugs.
Unless it was in Australia we have some BIG spiders.
It was that transfusion of Tiger blood that caused part of it.
Top 10 RUclips channel. In the whole world, that's saying a lot
So true. This channel is top tier.
"My compliment hold great worth."
Cool
I didn't know that. That's awesome.
My brother loved this channel so much we would always keep up on this together he’s gone now so it been a while but I’m back great content brother appreciate you.
Thanks for doing this video I too see these shadows now and then. It is a comfort to know that I'm not alone
I worked in a hospital for 10 years patrolling everyday all over the building and in the morgue. Never saw or heard anything.
Right? I don't think people understand how many bones and bodies we walk over everyday, that our houses and buildings sit upon, etc. Nothing magical or spooky about it. Creepy? Sure
Those red eyes at the end got me lol
Beautiful animations and writing as always gentlemen! Well done!
As someone who works in a hospital you 1000% have seen or will see one of these things if you are in them at some point in your life. I've only been on my floor for 6 months and I've seen them twice. Once for a patient with heart failure, who did eventually die the same night. The other I saw when I was running to a closed floor for supplies, it was just in the hall floating outside a patient room at the end of a hallway, opposite where I was going, like it was looking for someone. I left it alone and gtfo'd out of there.
What I wouldn't give to be able to talk to those entities
I have to say, Bedtime 🌙 Stories is my favorite RUclips channel! It's all so atmospheric and perfect! Thank you 😊💓
Amazing as always!
At 7.23 " He found himself in complete darkness". Total nonsense. As a retired nurse I can tell you that a Hospital at night is NEVER in complete darkness as routine checks need to be carried out, and all patients have to be in some level of low light.
Nurse here to 🙋🏼♀️
I took the statement as he was out of his body, in a total black nothingness void type place.
Or at least thats how I pictured it hearing what was said before, and after to.
I didnt think he actually meant he woke up in a hospital room that was totally black, couldnt see right in front of your face kinda blackness.
@@thinlineofsanity1035 I'm not a nurse but I've been hospitalized multiple times over the decades for serious injuries and chronic health problems. This is exactly what I thought his figure of speech meant as well. I've woken up before, at home or in a hospital, and was unable to adjust my eyes or register light (we ALWAYS keep on a light for the babies) or anything. I've also had head injuries so severe as a child that I could tell there was light but couldn't see anything, as in, total but temporary blindness.
Ok I thought this was titled "the demons on the fridge" and I got nearly halfway through the video trying to figure out when there would be a fridge or freezer. Ha!
😂😂😂😂😂😂
A few people have said the same thing. Funny how we see words differently from others at times.
I realllllly did think the same! Haha! It's funny how we misread things!
I am a total believer in this kind of thing. Thank you Bedtime Stories. One of the best videos you have put out.
Hospital induced delirium, especially post-op, in older adults, and during long hospital stays, is a very real recognized thing. Between the physical trauma of surgery, the medication, the disturbance of sleep cycles, isolation, it can make the brain react in pretty distressing ways: hallucinations, nightmares, confusion, mania, depression, anxiety... A lot of people aren't ready for it and don't expect to be so intensely psychologically affected, but it's not uncommon.