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nurses are often a cipher for life and
nurturing and many are passionately
dedicated to their caring profession
here are two accounts of ghost nurses
who can't seem to move on from carrying
out their Eerie night shift duties
recently the Austin Hospital a major
health facility in Melbourne Australia
shared accounts of one hard-working
resident ghost known as the gray nurse
over the years the very active Specter
has been cited wearing a gray nurse's
uniform dating back to a bygone era the
spiritual presence is a very dedicated
nurse who has decided to stay on shift
long after she Departed the Earthly role
the gray nurse is a Friendly Ghost who
actually provides care to patients and
carries out good deeds such as pressing
the call buzzer for patients who are
unable to
many unexplained occurrences have been
reported by nursing staff over decades
thirty years ago the now divisional
director for cancer and neurosciences
Cherie Cheshire was on night shift on
the neurology Ward working in the 3kz
building at Austin Hospital
although there were supposed to be three
nurses on night shift that night they
were short staffed and only had two one
patient called Carol had complete
paralysis caused by Ms she was unable to
take a drink of water herself but
suffered from a very dry mouth
consequently the nursing staff attended
to her at least hourly to assist her in
sipping some water even overnight during
this shift the nurses were flat out at
about 9 30 PM Cherie filled Carol's one
liter jug with iced water and then gave
her a drink however it became very busy
and she didn't manage to get back to
Carol's room until midnight
by that time Carol only had half a jug
of water and she told Sheree that the
other nurse had been in several times to
help her drink
Cherie was puzzled by this and checked
with the other nurse who said she had
not entered Carol's room
when Cherie asked Carol about who helped
her with drinking her water again she
said it was the older agency nurse
wearing the old-fashioned gray dress
another former Austin Hospital ICU
manager Jen Hancock became aware of the
helpful gray nurse presence back in 1977
she was working night shifts on the old
6A ward in Heidelberg house when the
buzzer rang and a female patient needed
a pan she took it to her and asked her
to buzz when she was finished
ten minutes later Jen had still heard no
buzz so went back to check the woman was
lying down in bed half asleep with her
curtains pulled back
she told Jen that the other nurse
wearing a gray uniform with a veil had
removed the bedpan and made her
comfortable
at the time Jen was working with a male
enrolled nurse so then asked the
registered nurse overseeing three Wards
in Heidelberg house if you knew of any
other nurses there in a different
uniform she didn't
Jen was later told that the gray nurse
was a common occurrence in Heidelberg
house and that patients there had often
described their encounters with her
another nurse unit manager named Karen
Owen has also reported unexplained
occurrences from when she worked in the
Harold Stokes building at the Austin
Hospital
she related that when heading up the
dark Corridor in the building on Ward 7B
there would always be a distinct cold
feeling when she attended beds one and
two on many occasions the intravenous
therapy or nasogastric feeding pumps
would alarm but by the time she reached
them she would find them silenced and
reset without any staff having been
there the nurses often commented that
the gray nurse must have seen to them
service planning project officer Kate
Island also heard many accounts while
nursing at the Affiliated Heidelberg
repatriation Hospital
she had first heard about the gray nurse
many years previously when she was a
graduate nurse and as The Apparition
only seemed to appear at night the night
Duty staff would share their experiences
the grayness was reputed to be very kind
placing blankets over patients when they
were cold assisting them to drink water
when they couldn't manage it themselves
and even helping patients onto a bed pan
when the other nurses were busy
Kate says that while most of the gray
nurses work was not witnessed some night
Duty nurses would say that they had
occasionally glimpsed sightings of her
the wards had long corridors that were
very dark at night and she had been seen
down at the end of the corridor just
before she turned a corner of course
when Witnesses went to look there was
never anybody to be seen
many nurses have a lifetime of
dedication but some seem so passionate
about their work that they continue
their service after stumps
perhaps many haunt the wards and
corridors of their previous existence
continuing to pursue their profession
Kami Walker is an ex-nurse and now
native Healthcare CEO who grew up always
knowing that nursing was her vocation
she spent her early days training in the
extremely old hospitals in England which
brought her in contact with a number of
experiences that were quite out of the
ordinary
she has told of An Occurrence in one of
these hospitals where she was working
night Duty with another nurse in the
Florence Nightingale Award
between them they were looking after 30
patients whose beds were behind curtains
One Night in the old Ward they very
clearly heard the big doors into the
ward open
said that there was no mistaking the
sound as the doors were massive and made
a very distinct noise
the two nurses both assumed that it was
a night's sister entering to do her
rounds and they were waiting for her to
poke her head between one of the
curtains so as to say hello
however they eventually grew suspicious
after not seeing or hearing anything so
they looked out from behind the curtain
and saw a startling figure
the strange moving object looked like an
old nurse making her way up the ward
Kami continued that the person they're
observing was wearing the old style big
hat and Antiquated uniform with the
large Cape the bizarre aspect of this
Apparition was that they could see the
figure from only the knees up as they
found out later many people had seen the
same Apparition and it was believed that
she was the Ghost of an old former Night
Nurse still doing her rounds
the reason that Witnesses could see her
only from her knees up was because the
floor of the ward had been renovated
the ghost of the nurse was still walking
along on the old floor below the one
that the living were actually walking on
Kami came to understand that the ghost
of this former nurse was well known
within the hospital and that everyone
saw her every so often
it was simply believed that she was just
an old nurse walking along her ward in
her time but a strong moving image that
seems imprinted in our reality
thank you
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