Seeing deceased loved ones

About Nurse Hadley:
Hadley Vlahos resides outside of New Orleans with her husband and three children. With eight years of experience as a registered nurse, including six years devoted to hospice care, she has gained profound insights into the field of healthcare. Online, she is affectionately known as "Nurse Hadley," where she shares heartfelt stories from her experiences as a hospice nurse.
Beyond her nursing career, Hadley has achieved literary success as the author of the instant New York Times bestseller, "The In-Between: Unforgettable Encounters During Life's Final Moments" published by Ballantine/PRH.
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[@kristenkaz3080]

When my husband was killed in Baghdad, our daughter woke up & began talking to him as plain as day she said, “I miss you so much daddy.” Among other things. It was about 12 hours later that I got a knock at the door. And it wasn’t until I got his death certificates from Fed Ex that I got the significance of our daughter waking up. It was the exact same time (with time change factored in), that the roadside bomb went off. Down to the minute. I’m so glad he came to say goodbye to her.

[@ssjess2504]

Wow that's amazing but I'm so sorry for your loss. I thank you for his service

[@ceeejay9112]

That is seriously amazing!! Keep talking to her about it so she remembers it. Thankyou to yr husband for his service, for you guys letting him go and serve, and also condolences, may he R.I.P....

[@Ridcully9]

God, I am so sorry. How lovely she spoke to him though. I hope you are both OK

[@vanessabrost2235]

R.I.P to your husband thx for his service

[@emmaclement1973]

Oh my gosh I’m so sorry

[@ksharpe8137]

My Mom sat straight up in the bed and said “Mother!” in the most joyous voice. She died the next day. I’m convinced her mother was there.

[@rosemaryemery6170]

I hope so. I miss my mom.

[@JesusLightsYourPath]

aww so sweet

[@karianroa8488]

My aunt did this same exact thing hours before she died.

[@jamie-r2034]

My grandmother was also talking to her dead mother and said "I'm ready to come home now." She was completely coherant up until then. She passed a few hrs later. Im convinced death isn't the end

[@ksharpe8137]

@@jamie-r2034 I totally agree. A dear friend of mine just passed and someone that was standing by her bed said that as she was passing the brightest light shone in the room and they saw her standing in the middle of the light happy and whole. She had suffered from a brain tumor then leukemia for several months but when they saw her in the light she was smiling and no longer looked sickly. 💞

[@mandy648]

When I pass away I pray this is the experience I go through. I would give ANYTHING to see my precious baby boy again!

[@alycran]

I believe you’ll be with him again❤

[@mandy648]

@@alycran Thank you so much! 💕

[@TBIJourney]

U broke my heart. I have a sibling who passed 4yrs before i was born. I almost feel this same way

[@surlif]

I believe we surely will have that experience. I say "we" because after my baby girl died all I could do was fantasize about seeing her again. Then it was like I had a vision from God letting me know that when my time to cross over that she would be right there to greet me!! I know it was real. Meanwhile, sending love and blessings to you.

[@kayjo6843]

You will definitely see him again.

[@my3sons757]

When my teenage son died his cat continued to behave as if he was still alive. Very early in the morning (he was an early riser) she would sit at the foot of the stairs waiting for him and meow as if he had come to the top step. Then she would trot to the kitchen and look over her shoulder as if waiting for him to catch up. She did this for several weeks after he passed.

[@wms72]

There's a tradition in the Eastern Church that the deceased stay on Earth 40 days after they pass. That's why they have a prayer service for them on the 40th day.

[@houndreactions4453]

In my beliefs the dead stay with us for two weeks to finish their business on this plane

[@hippiepisces9745]

Cats see spirits

[@wms72]

@Sue Sue Pray to God for help to move on, and pray for your beloved to be safe ith God, where you will meet one day again.

[@Silveryback]

​​@Sue Sue OMG I am so sorry. My heart goes out to you both @wms72

[@katietye3673]

When my dad was dying of brain cancer, I was only 8. He quickly lost his ability to speak but towards the end he would try to have conversations with “the angels” in his room. It was his mom and dad. And they both came for him a week before he passed. It was almost impossible to understand anything he said, even though he tried so desperately to speak. We could understand the word “angels”, “parents”, and “going home”. He passed in his sleep peacefully. He still visits me every now and then ❤

[@Rap111unzel]

My Dad died 4/4/20 of brain cancer as well. His last word was “ home”. He died later that day.

[@yellowyosh470]

This world truly is our temporary home. We are all destined for something so much greater if we can just choose charity and goodness of character in this life. It's so short a time compared to the life before and the life after yet this life is so important in determining who and where we will be.

[@maureenjossick429]

@@yellowyosh470beautiful !! I don’t think that could have been said any better❤ and that’s a very comforting thought to know, that the people I love, will be coming to get me,as it goes for everyone else..😊

[@corrupted481]

Similar thing happened with my Grammy in a way-she had dementia for 3years so we kinda already lost her-she thought I was my mom-and I’d just have to go along with it but the night she passed she couldn’t speak well tho I was able to understand so much-she was asking about the new house we bought and my mom and stepdads wedding how I was adjusting-she couldn’t speak well but it’s like her memory came back-and it was nice while it lasted-

[@gatorcrys]

Glad he still visits, hope it's been comforting to you

[@MariaAbrams]

When my great grandma died, my grandpa started counting down the days until he saw her again. He knew how many days. He'd say "37 more days until I see my bride" "22 more days until I see my bride" one night he out his suit on and said goodbye to everyone at the care home and told them he's going to see his bride. He laid down and died. ♥

[@Hannah_grace2028]

This is an amazing story❤

[@sarahwhitt547]

​​@Carey How immature are you? She's sharing a story of her grandparents and you come in with a sick question like that? You know exactly what she was referring to, just because she forgot to add "Great" to Grandpa. But yet still had to click reply and take the time to ask such an obvious question " uhh sorry to ask but did your grandpa marry his mom?" I can almost hear the ignorance in your voice, its beaming from your comment. Geese what is wrong with people these days I swear 🤦‍♀️

[@kristineteall368]

My grandma always went south for the winter, and she sat with me just before her last trip and told me that this would be her last one. She said she was old, had done everything she wanted, and was ready to move on. When my grandmother returned that spring, she was not there anymore. She didn’t even know who I was, just said that that I was really good to her and took good care of her. She died 2 days later. She was 96, and I’ll forever be grateful that she and I had that conversation. ❤️

[@emmaclement1973]

This is so sad. I’m so sorry.

[@rochelledesimone6094]

@Carey I’m sure she just forgot to say great grandpa, because the alternative is ridiculous.

[@groutguy]

My grandpa passed away suddenly two years ago, leaving my nana alone with severe dementia. Two days after it happened, she looked at me Completely lucid, she knew who I was and addressed me by name and said “I saw Gene last night. He said don’t worry Maria, I’ll come for you”. She’s living her best life in a nursing home now, and I truly believe he came to her that night to ease her mind.

[@RuinedTemple]

Oh.. this made me cry. I hope to God that my Johnny & I will reunite as soon as whoever the 2nd one of us to go passes.

[@samanthawalker4171]

I do too. 😊

[@carolmilligan3259]

I'm waiting to meet my bill again he died 11 years ago. Nothing would make more happier to see him again. Thank god I am old

[@richardodonnell709]

Retired hospice RN. I have encountered this many times. The most peaceful passings seem to happen when the patient is accepting and ready.

[@judyblevins1322]

My father talked to me for several months about these two girls who visited him pretty regularly. He said one was fair and the other one dark and that they were there to help and for him not to be afraid. He said they told him they would never meet in this life but that they were family. One day I was hemming some pants and he asked me if the they would be ready by Monday because the girls were coming for him. He died the following Monday morning. The following year, my nephew had a daughter and not long after that my grandaughter was born, fair. They look just as he described them.

[@yellowyosh470]

Wow! That's beautiful 💛 His little angels came to help him before they came to take their turn on earth.

[@reginarobinson2080]

Ahhh he got to meet his grandkids 😍

[@cggalan3914]

That's so sweet! I had a dream that my deceased parents met and played with an infant baby. I didn't know who the baby was. I shared this in a message to my kids and one month later I found out my daughter was pregnant. 3 yrs later, that grandson saw a picture of my parents and said Grandpa! 😮 He carried that picture around the house for most of the day.

[@jessa81040]

Wow! I love this story! Thanks for sharing 🙂

[@leeevans302]

My grandpa died a month before I was born. My parents didn’t know what gender I was until I was born but my grandpa would always tell my dad “you are going to have a girl with thick brown hair”. I’m a girl with thick brown hair. I like to think that somehow he got to meet me before he left

[@bonniechalmers1542]

I know about this. My mom died in 1994. In 2000, when my maternal grandmother was dying, on Oct 1st she talked and sang happy birthday to my mom (which is her birthday) and my grandma passed the next day.

[@midnite69696]

Àwwwww❤

[@trishtrish3288]

this is so beautiful ♥️ Your comment made me think because I was born in 1994 and this made me think about life so thank you ❤❤❤

[@carriekruse9016]

im so sorry

[@leahwhiteley5164]

My Mom was in the hospital dying from cancer. I was 16 and my Dad had to run some errands before he came for our nightly visit, so I had gone to the hospital by myself. Mom was out of it and I just sat next to the bed quietly holding her hand. All of a sudden she jerked her hand away and sat bolt upright in the bed. Eyes open staring intently at the foot of the bed. It was as if she was listening to someone standing at the foot of the bed, speaking. Then she said, "Yes, I'm ready." She laid back down and was out of it. I sat there frozen unable to process what I just witnessed. A bit later a nurse came in and told me if I wanted to take a break and go for a walk she would be there for 20 minutes doing things. I left for a walk and by the time I got back my Dad was there talking with the nurse. The next day my Dad got a call at work in the afternoon that Mom had passed away and they needed him to come to the hospital. He came home about the time I got home from school and we went to the hospital. I was so freaked out I never told my Dad what happened. He wasn't that kind of guy. I never told anyone until after I was married for 10 years. My husband was very close to his Mom and I thought he would understand. He did. To this day I can only tell you what I witnessed and that I swear she was talking to something/someone I couldn't see. She said she was ready and she left the next day.

[@carriekruse9016]

@@leahwhiteley5164 so sorry

[@chronicobserver5534]

My mama died almost 2 years ago. She would yell my name daily. But close to her time, she would yell to her mom and would ask her to help her. Mama was 83, and her 92 year old sister came to visit from across the country. I will never forget my aunt saying her final goodbye, knowing that would be the last time they would see each other in this life. I hope Mama will be there waiting with Grandma when it's our time. ❤ I enjoy watching your videos.😊

[@unknownwords3121]

I’m so sorry!!!

[@chronicobserver5534]

@@unknownwords3121 Thank you💕❤💕

[@MariaAbrams]

They will be ❤

[@Chloe_Raine]

I'm so sorry for your loss 😞 my mama always told us that Grandma was rocking my baby brother ❤

[@kristenkrueger5527]

I am sad that you miss your mama💔your story of her last days touched my soul and I thank you for sharing 🦋🙏🏼🌹

[@dianecates2032]

I totally believe this. I worked as a supervisor in a nursing home and there were many that would tell me that one of their deceased relatives come to see them. I also had the ones that refused to go until someone told them that it was ok to go, sadly sometimes that had to be me because their family never came to see them and we became their family. I think some of those were the hardest ones to say goodbye to.

[@scadgirl007]

My grandma died when my mom told her it was okay to go.

[@theresaohman7187]

I feel that, I worked in nursing homes for 23 years

[@constancemiller3753]

Thank God you were there for them.

[@jonesfamilyfarms9325]

My poppy held on until my mamaw told him that we would take care of my gram, and he could go home

[@jonesfamilyfarms9325]

My great grandpa was a sailor in ww2. He married my gram and they both loved and served The Lord up until they passed away. I grew up, got married and got pregnant with our first baby. I started bleeding at about 8 weeks and that night I had a dream I walked up to a house with a chain link fence. I walked through the gate, up the stepping stones to the white, one story farmhouse with a wide front porch. Standing on the porch was my gram, one hand on her heart, one hand on my Poppy’s shoulder. He was in his sailor suit, one foot on the ground and the other on the front step. Both of them were beaming down at a bundle of lace he was cradling in his arms. As I got closer they both looked up and just grinned at me. It was so real, I woke up crying. The next day I found out I miscarried. I know that my baby is in Heaven, held in the arms of my great grandparents ❤

[@sickmade801]

I'm the daughter of the missing/murdered couple from az Susan and Jerry McFalls. When I watch these videos I pray to get to the end. I just want to see then again. I live in so much pain every day. I'll never be the same. I have no one left because I lost my aunt and grandma's before my parents we're taken so now I'm all alone. I miss them all so much. 2017-2018 were the worst. Justice for Susan and Jerry McFalls I love you mom and dad.

[@jomas1676]

So much loss..I'm so sorry.

[@kelliwillis417]

Wow I’m so sorry for your loss 😢. I’m not familiar with their story but I will read up on it now. I’m not sure if your religious or believe in Jesus but if so just keep praying and he will get you through this pain. If your not or don’t believe ask him into your heart now! He will help you with your pain. Just lean on him. 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@seisies-mama]

🙏🏼 from Ohio

[@deloresbell2910]

I'm so sorry for your great losses dear

[@rosephinebakerson2701]

I am really really sorry that such an awful, terrible thing happened to you and your parents. If a different perspective may be helpful, I would take that longing and turn it into motivation to make the absolute most out of this life so you can tell them all about it when you see them. Live life with the fire and flame for all three of you. Their light shines through you. Warmest hugs and best of wishes from MO, USA

[@KelseyIsARose]

My grandma saw her husband in the few days before she died. He died over 50 years before she did, she never remarried and never fell out of love with him. She felt so excited to see him and to get be with him again. I miss her, but I'm so happy she's in a place where she can be with the love of her life now.

[@laine_s]

My grandma was comatose for the last few days of her life, so I'm not sure what she experienced; however, as her dementia got worse, I know she saw my late grandfather. She'd say, "There's my guy!" and even hold up the covers for him to get into bed with her. She was so happy to see him. So much of her time with dementia was full of sadness as her personality changed - somewhat violent, argumentative, etc., that it was comforting to see her have happy memories.

[@cchico41]

I cried reading this

[@maureenjossick429]

Wow, so your grandfather passed in the 70’s? That doesn’t seem so long ago to me, I’m an 80’s baby! But God bless your grandma and her loyalty and faithfulness to her husband, even in death! This made me smile when you said “she felt so excited to see him and get to be with him again”- I know she waited for him to come get her, so they could be the couple they never got the chance too be..and now not even death can tear them apart! Bless them!❤❤❤

[@samchavez3668]

I just lost my wife last week and we were together for 10 years and everyday I struggle more and more. She was the love of my life and I promised her I would love her forever and that’s what I plan to do. We have two kids 4 and 2 and Im wondering how I’m gonna go on without her. Seeing these videos and reading so many stories gives great hope that when it’s my time she will be the one to bring me home and I will see my true love again however long that may be.😢 She was only 30 years old and I turn 30 this year. I have to see her again, our love can’t die here. ❤️

[@jennifermiranda6023]

​@@samchavez3668so sorry for your loss, that's very sad. I hope you stay strong for the babies and have a lot of support to get you through this very sad time xx

[@rogerroger3383]

My dad died last week. He was 83. He didnt have a terminal illness, but for the last few months he'd been dreaming about and talking about deceased family and friends. A LOT. I had a feeling his time was coming soon. I think he knew too.

[@kristenkaz3080]

I am SO SORRY for your loss. But at the same time it sounds like his journey was going to be a peaceful one. I hope it was. And I hope you have peace someday too. It doesn’t matter how they are when they pass, they’re still our parents & we need them.

[@PaulLopez-ll1bl]

True the spirits know when its time

[@Stardustpal25]

🌟 Sorry for loss of your Dad. Mine passed unexpectedly and I experienced a very realistic dream that I entered my kitchen, saw wall of fog on opposite side. My Dad was there with arms extended on the countertop, back to me. He turned his head to right enough to see his face he was looking lost, and frightened. I still remember that I'd never seen that look on my dad's face. I wasn't afraid, only felt deep feeling to take care of him. Just like that, I said, You're dead now, Dad, you have to go. I don't know why I said that, no thought, like someone speaking thru me. Immediately I felt oh! But he vanished and fog began to subside, and I woke up. 40 years ago. 💫✨

[@cynthiaann4465]

Sorry for your loss. No matter how old they are it still hurts to lose them. 🙏

[@ajp806]

My mom was like that in December and passed in Jan

[@rebeccaobrien2642]

A few days before my mom passed, she had a visit from her mother, who had died the year before. She had been napping, and as she entered the family room said to my daughter, "Jeannie told me to tell you it's too cold to not be wearing socks." My mother was blind and had no way of knowing my daughter was barefoot. I guess it could have been a hunch, but that's stuck with me for over a decade.

[@ccirish4519]

no she didn't

[@PhDofUselessNawlige]

​@@ccirish4519 what do you mean?

[@leahwhiteley5164]

These things do happen.

[@xantoniaxxx]

Taking care of your daughter even in the afterlife, so wholesome 🥺

[@Loakley1998]

That’s incredible. Thanks for sharing

[@mariahhusted3274]

My grandpa was on hospice for a few months, in the beginning he saw old pets and loved ones. But he held on long after becoming unresponsive until all of his daughters got to say goodbye and he drifted off as I read him a favorite book from his childhood.

[@bethannfeng5062]

My Mom was 90 when she passed, suffering from dementia the last three years of her life. She died on my birthday, and I truly believe it was her way of telling me that she loved me.

[@karenmessinger9609]

It's comforting to me to know that he was seeing old pets as well. In the last 2 years I have lost my beautiful precious kitties & I want to see them again as well as my loved ones.

[@emilydesrosiers9034]

​@Karen Messinger I have no doubts that you will! My baby girl passed away in June last year, and a couple nights ago she came to visit me and calm me down after having a panic attack in a dream. They are definitely around you and you'll be reunited when it's your time.

[@karenmessinger9609]

@@emilydesrosiers9034 Thank you for your sweet words. I'm really sorry you lost your precious girl. I lost mine in Nov. & my little guy 2 yrs ago. Heaven just wouldn't be the same without our fur babies & buddies. I had a kitty, my sweet JJ that passed 8 years ago & I felt him around me. We had a touch lamp that would come on by itself. JJ used to turn it on when he was trying to get on the bed via nightstand. I thought it might be wishful thinking but my hubby & son saw it sometimes. So he stayed with me for a long time. I sure hope your girl will be there again when you need her.

[@brandyb2931]

I took care of my husband's grandmother until she passed. One day I had made her lunch and went to clean up while she ate and I could hear her laughing and talking so I slipped into thw hall and peeked in her room. She was looking at the chair next to the bed where I would sit and she had the biggest smile on her face and she said "alright, I'll see ya soon." Then she saw me and said "Did you see him" I said "see who" , "My Wendy (her husband) he just came to see me and said he'll be back for me real soon." It gave me goosebumps.

[@maureenjossick429]

Oh wow! You can’t leave us hanging!! Did he come back for her? If so,how long after his “visit”? I’m sorry if I’m being impolite or insensitive, I just really love these real life accounts because they truly give me comfort,and makes death seem not as horrific..we know we will see our loved ones again..that’s a feeling that’s indescribable…

[@radhikaraj7394]

Wow! ❤

[@QunzIRLnStories]

How would she type that if she died it said Wendy Will come when it's her time​@@maureenjossick429

[@annettefordham]

I never saw or talked to my mother when she passed in 1970 (I was 13) We were leaving the hospital for the night. We hugged & she said “good bye” instead of “nighty night” that she said all my life. I woke up at 4:00 a.m. and went to the window looking toward Heaven begging God to please make her well. Right then the most beautiful, magnificent shooting star I have ever seen went streaking across the dark sky. Looking at the star in total awe the phone rang- it was my grandmother telling us she just passed. It was my mother leaving me with the most amazing and beautiful thing I have ever seen and a feeling in my heart that’s indescribable.

[@emilybeecher1589]

My stepdad passed last May and he is a devout Catholic who wasn’t really a believer in “ghosts” and things like that. The day before he started to pass, he told my mom he could his grandma out in our front yard and that she was essentially telling him to come with her. My mom knew she had to get everyone to the house immediately afterwards and he was gone not even 48 hours later. Also, thank you for sharing your stories and for your dedication to such a beautiful career. Our hospice workers were actual angels and still check in on my mom and siblings. Y’all are doin the Lord’s work for real!

[@rebn8346]

Well, Catholic believe in God, Angels, and Saints. It's not surprising if a deceased parent, sibling, loved one in heaven comes to prepare you. Jesus and Mother Mary came for St Therese. Im sure Therese also saw her parents and siblings who had gone before. (Obviously demons as well, that's what the exorcist priests are for.)

[@vanessar.6085]

When my dad had heart surgery, he said my brother came to visit him. That my brother said it wasn't his time, but wanted to let him know it was going to be okay. My dad was okay and lived another 10 years. I like to think that my brother welcomed my dad to the afterlife. Edit: I hope when it's my time that they both welcome me. I miss them so much.

[@LiL.Pixxie]

I was in the hospital with double pneumonia and going downhill very fast. They moved me to the ICU because my blood oxygenation was down in like the 50s... About four days after I was moved to ICU my boyfriend whom had committed suicide 10 years prior and my best friend who was killed in a car accident 11 years prior both had come to visit me. They were both asking me to let go and come with them but from what the nurses said I was talking and telling nobody in the room that I didn't want to go in a very raspy and labored voice. After that... I spent another 5 days in the hospital and got better. Was really nice seeing them...but not my time..

[@maureenjossick429]

@@LiL.Pixxiethat’s sounds..a bit unnerving..did you feel scared or anxious when they asked you to let go n go with? Always test the spirits, because just like we have good angels, there are evil demons that will come to us as a friend,family member etc..and what makes me ask,and I’m sorry if I’m coming off wrong, but the devil is real..and he’s convincing. I would of said “no, it’s not my time yet” too!

[@Eastcoastbeachgirl]

​@@maureenjossick429was thinking the same thing.

[@micahlanney1430]

I was a hospice nurse my grandmother was my last patient She saw a lot of people it made me very happy they was there

[@jacksonmckelvey4327]

My grandma passed away two weeks ago. During her last few weeks she kept on bringing up her friends from 20 years ago, and how she was seeing them. That was the first time I started believing In the afterlife. We reminded her that it was okay to go, and she heard us; she passed peacefully in her sleep later that night. One of the last things she said to me was "god is great" and "life is good." She was truly incredible, and it was amazing to grow up with such an amazing person in my life, that colored with me, did crafts with me, and most of all loved me. I'll see you later, and once I do I'll give you the biggest hug. I love you Grandma.

[@kimf.5409]

Beautiful 😊

[@jacksonmckelvey4327]

​@Barney F. I'm so sorry. Although the ending is so hard, it is truly incredible. And we as people just have to remember that we will see our loved ones later. ♥

[@FatalFinality]

I just started bawling when I read your post because even though I haven't lost my grandma yet, she's getting up there and your grandma sounded very much like mine. I'm so sorry for your loss. 💔

[@patriciasilvia7711]

Amen

[@TombstoneTourists]

my aunt passed this morning , your videos have really helped me prepare mentally. Thank you so much

[@palacinkasmarmeladou]

I'm sorry for your loss. Sending lots of love your way ❤️

[@AmandaDixson]

That's terrible!! I am so sorry your aunt passed, you have my condolences.

[@TombstoneTourists]

Thank you so much

[@TheWendy321]

I'm so sorry for your loss. 😢

[@ssjess2504]

I'm so sorry for your loss. I lost my father in law I was the full time caretaker of in October and then suddenly my dad in December. Take time to grieve and know she is still with you

[@texasgalsprepping2065]

I work in an AL and one of our gentlemen when asked how his day was going told the caregivers that he had had a conference call with family and then spent the rest of the afternoon visiting with his brother and said that he had just left and asked if they met him in the hall. The caregivers said we must have just missed him because they hadn’t seen anyone. He passed away the next day. So, we were all sharing our favorite stories about him and the two that had taken care of him that day shared the story and how glad they were that he got to see his brother. Another caregiver who has been there for years said no way! His brother passed a few years ago. So yes loved ones do come to visit and help. I find comfort in that.

[@tofusuns896]

A day before my grandfather passed away, he talked to his mom (who obviously already passed away a long time ago) and it was witnessed by my dad.. my grandfather said “sunduin niyo na ko” (meaning: pls fetch me already from this place) to his mom.. so i truly believe he’s happier and more peaceful there now wherever he is.. he was 92 years old, he led a good life

[@ksanurse]

I heard my sister’s distinctive giggle and call my name from behind me. It was like she was laughing at me being dressed in overalls to clean up the cat litter. I miss her so much. I know it’s my time soon just not yet. Happened a few months ago. I so hope she comes to help me when it is.

[@catwhisperer1253]

That is so cute about your sister. Godspeed and God bless!

[@ksanurse]

@@catwhisperer1253 thankyou

[@Enchanted_Heart521]

I’ve had my male relatives visit me a day before they pass on and this is while I’m awake doing things - my female relatives don’t bother visiting which is weird.😂 ❤If you are about to pass, fly free & and safe travels!❤🥰

[@ksanurse]

@@Enchanted_Heart521 THANKYOU. I’ve been blessed to have outlived my predicted demise so every day is a bonus I’m grateful for.

[@vegaschick4eva375]

Wait r u sick? Why would u think u r gonna die?

[@learning2live_brokeninchro157]

My grandmother just passed away. She suffered from dementia the last three years of her life. She often spoke of seeing angels, family members and pets that had already passed away. Some of my family members would fight with her and tell her she was seeing things, and they weren’t real. This really upset me. Dying or not, dementia or not, SHE was still seeing these things. She fully believed they were there. Even if we didn’t. However, I believe she was seeing what she was saying. They seemed to be there to help her understand and not be scared. I think our loved ones try to help us get ready to cross over. Which is beautiful and amazing. ✨💜✨

[@mountainlace7618]

Moments before my dad passed, he was talking with his brother ( who had passed several years prior)I remember his words clearly, they were : Hey, George. Where did you get that Golden chariot ?

[@susankovach8927]

Wooww!!!!😅

[@vegaschick4eva375]

He was a Christian

[@maureenjossick429]

🙏🥹🥹 ❤

[@Autumn-zd9nq]

Awesome!

[@model_K]

seems like George got very rich in the afterlife

[@ravenblackwood11]

When my dad was passing in the hospital, (I can see and interact with spirits) my mom, who passed two years before, came to visit him. He was sleeping when she came. He woke up, looked straight at her and said out loud; “oh my god! You’re so beautiful!!” She appeared as she was when they first met, young and beautiful, and smiling at him. She took his hand and held it for awhile, while he looked at her and just kept repeating “so beautiful! So beautiful!” My daughter was sitting in a chair on the side of the hospital bed where my mom was standing, and I was sitting in a chair on the other side. Before my dad said anything, I saw my mom standing there, smiling down at him and holding the same hand my daughter was holding. I whisper/cried to her; grandma is here! She’s holding both of your hands! 😢😢😢😢😢 dad passed the next day. I miss the both of them so very much😢😢😢😭😭😭

[@obelus5985]

Before my dear daddy died, even though he was extremely weak from not being able to eat, he kept raising his arm reaching for the ceiling. I asked him, "What do you want daddy? Can I get you anything?" He turned and looked at me for the last time and spoke his last words, "They won't let me touch them." Were they angels waiting for the right time? As mom lay dying she opened her eyes, stared into the distance and stated very clearly, "Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful." She hadn't been able to speak for a long time from dementia.

[@rebekah2187]

My dad passed a little over a year ago from 17 year long dementia...it took his ability to speak...I was at his bedside his last week....holding his hand and just being there....he kept pointing upwards for days! We so wish we knew what he saw...when one of his sisters came to say her goodbyes to him...she told him to say hi to mom and dad for her...then he started to cry and speak...it was a miracle...but sadly we couldn't understand what he said..but hecwas crying loudly with her....we believe he tried to tell her he's seen them and they r waiting for him over yonder...but we will never know

[@obelus5985]

@@rebekah2187 Thank you. I think you're right.

[@abundantharmony]

@@rebekah2187 We will never know? The millions of testimonies don't do it for ya?

[@rebekah2187]

@@abundantharmony what r your thoughts. I guess I just don't want a false hope. All I want is real truth. But I'm not unbelievable. I'm just careful.my hope is in Jesus christ our redeemer. I meant it as in he couldn't talk...that's how I couldn't know. I would Love to know really what he saw

[@I.AM.ON.MY.WAY.]

@@abundantharmonythe only ones who know are the dead… therefore if you truly want to see what they saw you too have to pass…

[@Mandcfrey]

My mom kept seeing faces in her last days. The hospice nurse warned us that this might happen. I asked her if they were all nice faces. She shook her head. I asked her then if she saw her beloved brother, who had passed away many years before. She said yes. I then told her to just focus on him and it would be alright. She ‘watched’ him moving about in front of her for several minutes before she peacefully went to sleep. She died two days later.

[@kylennpetersen4407]

Someone is protecting me. Someone is taking the pain and heaviness from me and helping me become a person again. These stories give me hope that I’ll see them, too, before I die.

[@mothergoose9383]

That would be nice, but these are just hallucinations caused by the brain shutting down. Nothing is actually there.

[@JesusChistLovesYou]

Jesus will always be with you, He will never leave or forsake you my dear. Please always call on Hom! He and His angels will be there to carry you home. That’s the Holy Spirit you feel and she is also called the comforter. Embrace Him❤I love you too and I am calling on the Lord to show up for you and give you more reassurance.

[@kacie9615]

I am a hospice worker and I love this depiction!❤

[@crystalgilliam3006]

I am excited to see my mom and grandparents come to take me home. But more than anything I can't wait to lay at the foot of my savior.

[@angelcop2]

❤❤❤ love this

[@ccirish4519]

no they won't. you are going to die and that's it

[@veeziegirl]

Amen. Amen. Amen.

[@yellowyosh470]

Amen 🎉 that is truly and honestly the person I am most excited to see.

[@territn8871]

Amen🙏 I so look forward to seeing my wonderful Savior! 😅

[@totalrko]

My dad died a few weeks ago (February 11th) and I still see him everywhere he usually was, thinking that he'll stop me and ask me how I'm doing and that I'm his "lion" of a son.

[@ericwheat9540]

I can’t wait to see my wife like this. I miss her so bad.

[@sumstoner]

Hang in there, you'll see her again one day

[@kasiasaved6233]

💔

[@anastasiabonnet1629]

6 months after my dad passed, my boyfriend came into my bedroom for the first time (after 3 months of knowing each other). He paused in the door frame and kept looking at my window. When he moved inside after a few seconds, I asked why he stopped. He told me he saw a man sitting on open my window with a book. Then he started describing him. Light blue jeans, black formal shoes, a black jacket over a white shirt, with a red and yellow tie and a gold tie pin with 2 gems on it beside a V/place shape. Blue eyes, a receding hairline, bushy dark blond eyebrows and a solder watch. Reading a history book. He described my dad, his tie pin was custom made. Head never seen a single picture of him because I only had 2 and both were in my lower drawer with some stuff I kept. I felt a wave of heat on my forehead and asked him what did he do and my boyfriend said he closed the book when we came by, made a "Hi" sign by opening and closing his fingers over his palm instead of waving (something my dad always did) and jumped in, came to kiss my forehead then went out the window and disappeared. I was bawling after it happened.

[@christinaking7909]

As someone who worked 18 yrs in health care this is real and NEVER stops being eerie. Makes you think.

[@AlaskanSons]

My uncle Victor who was my Hero, passed in 2016 suddenly in a motorcycle accident. I long for the day I get to see him again. I hope he's the one to come get me when it's my turn. Half my soul feels so empty since he left, I know it'll be him when I feel whole again.

[@vibrantscolor]

I'm sure your Uncle is looking out for you 💜

[@melissacastle5172]

This is so comforting! Thank you for making these videos. My son passed five years ago, I can’t wait to see him. When my father n law passed he spoke of seeing Marty his son. He kept saying hey Marty where gave you been. It is a gift from God.

[@jazliek9941]

My mom has been in the hospital this week and is dying. I know shes seeing people that arent there and the doctors say its ICU delirium but I can help but hope that it's someone she loves coming to get her so shes not alone

[@JasonFlorida]

I was in ICU for about a week about 4 years ago, I almost died but was aware whenever family visited me in real life. I obviously made it out okay. I never had any "ICU delirium"... That's not true. You are correct

[@JasonFlorida]

Oh wow, I just realized this was recently. I hope everything is going well

[@playfulpatyy57]

It is. Before my mom passed she sat straighr up looking forwatdcand said what meet you at the light and threw her hand said phew and laid back down. She was speaking to my step dad.

[@sheilabeebe617]

My mom had dementia she had not mentioned my dad (who passed 3 yrs before) in months. A month before she passed out of the blue in a clear voice she said "did I tell you I seen Tom, he said not to go anywhere because he was coming to get me". It was comforting and heartbreaking at the same time

[@lucycunningham5706]

I truly hope this story is so true cause I honestly hoped when my mom passed in 2014 that my daughter and her mom and her sister and her husband came to bring her home with them

[@NurseHadley]

I promise it is ♥️

[@Gidget2324]

@@NurseHadley I could listen/watch/read stories like this all day long. It gives me so much hope for that time in my life that I'm no longer sad about dying. Just hopeful!

[@makaylaforbes6719]

I have been with many in palliative care, and each and every one of them have reached out to their passed ones and spoken with them. One even had poker games with some. Seeing this with my own eyes from them has taken the fear of the event from me.

[@YoAuntyMihkoh]

When my papa was about to pass he was transferred to hospital because of some complications. I didn’t know if I would make it to say good bye but I did! That day, my son came in (seven) and was able to say good bye (which was really meaningful and I hope more children are involved in the dying process of loved ones when it happens) when my husband and children left the room I got time alone. I got to thank him for his love and the times we’ve had. I said to him “papa, I bet everyone is waiting for you. I bet your mama and daddy are there, the dogs, your brother and sister” he was mostly unresponsive before this but he took a big gasp of hair and squeezed my hand. So I said “It’s ok to go with them papa, I promise we will take care of nana and the house (my papa was always concerned about the state of the house and was fixing any concerns up until his death! I found him on the roof in his 80s trying to fix shingles. I almost had a heart attack 😅) I think he needed to hear that nana would be ok. I kissed his head and he passed peacefully just a few hours later. ❤ I miss him all the time still but I find so much comfort in my own knowing that we see loved ones again.

[@andreagriffiths3512]

My uncle had this a few times. He told my dad that if he saw their dad again that he’d go with him. And he did. He’d lived his life with Spina Bifida and had just been diagnosed with cancer a few hours earlier. RIP Uncle John, you are missed. 💕

[@tellaphon6718]

😢God is so good.

[@datseawitchudontknow5329]

This is making me tear up. I can’t imagine you doing this as a job. You are fantastic.

[@celia6564]

My Mom had cancer and was on hospice at home. One morning she was particularly bad and everybody came to be with her. She hadn't been talkative but she suddenly said in a clear voice that her Mother and Father were coming to get her. Two hours later she died. Her Mother and Father had died 20 years earlier.

[@Murfloveslife]

I can’t stop crying I was in the room and my grandfather passed away. He was in the hospital dying. He was on the ventilator, but still wait are lightly sedated. He could hear us and respond. My grandma passed away years before Parkinson’s and he missed her so much so I talked about her, when I was in the room at the I see you I was showing him his wedding photos and just pictures of them before they got married and when they had kids and then with all of us grandkids and you could just see his eyes and I whispered say hi to Grandma for me, and he with one hand that was right there grab me me, and then, with the other hand started lifting it up and pointing it towards the wall no one else believes me and my sisters and my dad but my grandma was there. He was pointing at her, but I just said her name he was telling me to say hottie myself. He died 30 minutes later after we took him off then elation I was holding his hand. They said it could take days, but we knew he was ready to go see his beautiful wife.

[@avalianna]

One of my best friends (and my family is friends with their family) papa passed yesterday from a really bad stroke. He was a member at our church along with his wife as well and he was such a sweet, kind, loving, Godly person. Whenever he’d see you he’d always wanna give you a hug. It’s really hard, but I know that God wanted him to be with Him. When his wife walked in and saw him, she didn’t want him to be on medication, or have all those tubes on him. She wanted him to be heaven. So that way he wouldn’t feel no more pain, or no more sorrow. And that’s where he is. Rest in peace. Until we see you again Papa Steve. 🙏🏼

[@ngs5554]

He’s walking the streets of gold now 💛

[@avalianna]

@@ngs5554 Amen!

[@lesleyrosasunstoppable2381]

My Mom cried out to her mother. She also said I have a halo like an angel... She was so shocked and asked my family if they saw my halo. She couldn't believe they didn't see it. She kept saying I am so beautiful. She saw Jesus and angels too.

[@susanmcmichesux9997]

I believe that

[@M0onStoneisagem]

My Nana passed away because of C-19 when I was in middle school. She was everyone's Nana in the family and she still is I believe that when I die I'll get to see her again

[@halfbreed4life62]

I'm hoping the love of my life will be coming to get me. He left a few years back...I have missed him so much!!!

[@kristenkrueger5527]

Beautiful 💔🙃🌹❤️‍🩹it’s hard to lose those we love but letting them go on there new journey with love is priceless 🙏🏼🦋

[@kimf.5409]

Absolutely!

[@paigealsup1031]

So many if my family has had these special visits. It blows my mind every time… these “visitors” know an awful lot❤ I can only pray I see my way out of this life with legitimate visit like this tbh. I don’t see how so many are non believers of life after this world..

[@loveandlight1953]

Paige, we are all eternal spirits and Heaven is our true home. ❤

[@rachaelramos]

When i die, i hope my 4 angel babies come for me. I can see myself giving them the biggest hugs.

[@ghostwritter1075]

True and True!!!!! As a nurse I can vouch for this. I have literally had conversations with people and their family members just to put them at ease. So many people don't believe but the one time that really made me believe was one of my patients was transitioning and I saw this BIG, BEAUTIFUL GLOW surrounding her and then about 5 people were standing at her bed with their hands out and she start calling everyone by name. All I could say was "Safe travels Mrs. Jones. Make sure you visit me sometime." The last time I saw a transition was my grandmother right after I had a facetime with her sisters that were too far to make it. They were trying to come see her but it was too late. She hadn't spoken a word in almost 2 weeks. But when my aunt said "Ok I love you sis!!" She said "I LOVE YOU DARLING!" That was the only thing she ever called her. She never said SIS, SISTER or her NAME. She always called her DARLING. THATS WHRN I KNEW SHE WAS GETTING READY TO LEAVE. Her and her sister was thick as thieves and they always called each other twice a week. I think she was waiting for her sisters call before she left.

[@madmudd96]

I helped take care of my grandma in her in-home hospice at the end... the whole extended family had finally arrived... we had all been nervous to leave her room, but her dog was happily laying with her. We all snuck out to eat the dinner that we had ordered... she passed by herself while we ate... The hardest part after that was having to take her sweet dog out of the bed, bc she refused to leave her... No one worry about the dog though! My second cousin and his GF at the time fell in LOVE with Emma Bear and she's been living her best old lady Pekengses life ever since! The gf moved a couple states away not long after for her job and I never thought I'd see Emmalemma again... Her job brought her back to KC and she brought her to see me at work a few weeks ago- (sadly she's an old doggie now and vets say her time is limited) But her momma said she perked up after seeing me after all those years!! And she's doing better now!

[@cindym7234]

Our pets never forget us!

[@vanessacallender3394]

When my mom died I remember her asking my grandparents and brother that died a long time ago to help her. The social worker told me that she was asking for help crossing over. Also, the last day she was alive she kept telling me and my husband over and over almost like a record with a skip that she loved us. It was almost like she knew and was letting us know. Bittersweet memories....

[@lordvoldemort5586]

Thanks to my father I wasn't there when my grandmother passed but the last time I went to see her, it was a few days before the end, she said her brother had been coming to visit her. I never knew her brother, he died a long time before. She loves him though and it warmed my heart that she got to see him again.

[@sherrih6375]

When my late husband passed away in 2020, he had complained about stranger's in our bedroom and living room. One evening he said, "There's 15 people in this room, I asked him if he knew any of them, he replied,"No! And, I want them to leave!!!" I said, "You're going to have to ask them to leave, because I can't see them!". I've been wondering for nearly three years just who was visiting him. ❤

[@kayjo6843]

My husband who was 36 had complications due to surgery and a few hours later I was woken up to him reaching out saying Jesus and his grandparents were holding hands in a circle praying over him. I looked down and noticed he was bleeding out. His gown was covered in blood and the doctor came in the room and stopped the bleeding thank God.

[@cya4982]

So cool. Excited to read your book☺️.

[@NurseHadley]

That means the world to me! Thank you!

[@Cres3ndo]

Can’t wait to read your book. I’ll be crying the entire way thru. You remind me of myself. I’m so proud you proceeded to write a book. Especially on this. God bless you 🙏🏼✝️🫶🏼❣️ xo 💋

[@ejvaldez82]

Everytime i see your videos i remember my mom. She told me my grandfather came to pick her up she past a week later.

[@maryhiatt808]

I totally believe, I did hospice care for many years, they all say and do amazing things...Blessed

[@Lifeafter40]

My dad passed away last year. I still can’t get over the fact I will not see him again in this life. But hope to see him in the after life

[@rdb7450]

My husband was on Hospice for 13 months. The day b4 he died he said he was going home tomorrow. He bathed, & went to bed & insisted I go with him. He hugged me like he was departing on a trip. We held hands till he drifted off to sleep. He said he would wait for me at the gates. He passed away about 5 am the next morning. He was always thinking of me. Thats true love. I miss him still but I know I will see him again because Jesus said I would.

[@Yatterman_1]

Im schizoaffective and very paranoid. These videos help me deal with the fear of death, and letting things come to a rest as they are. Thank you.

[@peggybailey8333]

My father began talking to his sister who passed, then his brother who passed, then with an absolute look of joy in his face he said "well, Ma". I firmly believe they came to show him the way.

[@filipinolife2286]

I live in London, one day I was going to work and as I approached I felt deeply sad and I couldn't get inside of the work. As I was walking around portobello Rd I sat down in front of a house entrance and started crying, I didn't know why, I called my friend, he gave me that man answer, wtf is wrong with you, put your shit together, etc... Then I called my wife, she said: Come home, we talk when you get here. My boss didn't stop calling, I didn't answered, because I didn't have any excuse to give. Next day, early morning I had a call from my best friend from Brazil , he said; Mate, sorry to tell you that your mother passed away yesterday, we were trying to reach you but... My floor ended, my legs gave up, I felt on the floor. She died at the same time that I was having that strange feeling. Miss her so much, it was in 2014. Sometimes we don't understand things, maybe we were not supposed to. But what I got it was anyone can go any time, since then, I'm trying to be the best I can be for those I love, I'm not shy to say every day I love you, how was your day, show appreciation, because I realised we don't know when the time will come. What hurts more is that 3 day before her death, she wanted to stay on the phone with me longer, I gave a stupid excuse that I was busy, we can talk more another time, I actually didn't have anything important, I lied, nit knowing that was going to be the last time we were going to talk to each other. Love you mum, and I'm so sorry for not staying a bit longer, I would give everything to hear your voice once again.

[@MsJustme1953]

I work often with the dying and this is so true in the fact they see family and others prior to passing.

[@kathyomalley6521]

These videos make me cry but theyre also comforting

[@cpr58]

Ok, this is hard. I died two years ago. Before I died I was very sick I had a fever of over 107 degrees. My mom has been gone for almost 20 years came into the room. and told me not to be scared everything would be fine. I died twice while I was in the hospital. the 2nd time. nah you would not believe me No one does

[@laine_s]

I believe you. It's not for me to doubt your experience. I hope that you're in good health now.

[@catwhisperer1253]

I believe you. And, I am sure that many people on this page believe you. You are in good company here. I hope your health is good now.

[@cpr58]

​@@laine_s MY health is better but will never be what it was. But not giving up

[@cpr58]

@@catwhisperer1253 MY health is better but will never be what it was. But not giving up

[@emiilyjaane7]

My mother in law passed away 9 months ago from a sudden brain aneurysms (she had 3 that ruptured) the day before they pronounced her BD. She called us. Her mother & sisters said her phone was not working all day and couldnt even recieve texts, nor could she speak to anyone. I believe she knew something and found the strength to say she loved us one last time. We then got the call the next day she was gone ❤️‍🩹 A month goes by and im in the kitchen otp with my grandma, crying to her about my mil amd i hear a woman say "hello" behind me. I know it was her ❤ it startled me at fist but she comforted me. I pray she will be waiting for us when its our time to go home 🕊🙏🏼🫶🏼 We miss her so much! I am truly sorry for everyones loss. ❤

[@abigailnewhall4939]

My cousin saw our grandfather. 2 men who gave epic hugs, I can't think of anyone better to hold your hand as you cross.

[@silverdoe9477]

I just really want to see my animals again. ❤

[@WeedGrandma]

My great grandmother had gotten cancer when I was about 9 and didn’t say anything about it. I was 15 and she had been admitted to the hospital. My grandmother woke up one night and started packing up bags so we could drive to Florida. In the car she said “your mother was in our room and told me to bring me her son” and my papaw started crying. She didn’t pass until EVERYONE was together, her son was the last person to arrive. Rest in heaven GG, you were one of the coolest people I ever met❤

[@alicekenny4081]

My mom passed in 2000 in the hospital . She said a Nurse came in and said that they were trying to make arrangements for my mom to “Go Home” and sorry it was taking so long. She passed that next morning. I believe that was an 😇& not a nurse.😇

[@szudy76]

I loved loved loved your book Hadley. ❤ thank you for sharing this. My grandmother is with me on hospice right now. I wish you were her nurse. God Bless you.

[@mistypedhi]

On November 4, 2021, at early dawn I woke up because I felt watched, I was in a daze but I saw the figure of a man standing facing me in my room and I felt a masculine presence..normally this would have jolted me awake and scared me senseless but..I felt so overwhelmingly safe in this presence and just closed my eyes and drifted back to sleep. 8 hours later I wasn't even thinking about it..then my sister called to tell me my Dad was found, he was no longer alive and that his time of death was just around dawn. I know with every fiber of my being that soul watching over me when I awoken was my Dad. I had many more mystical and deep lucid experiences related to him that followed ever since.♡

[@josiphinerose8707]

I never got to say good bye to any of my great grandparents or grandparents. When my time comes I would love them to walk with me.❤

[@zachsplawn9131]

I died of a heart attack 10 years ago. I was in the hospital bed recovering from surgery. I woke up and my Great Uncle Carlton was at the end of my bed. He disappeared when the doctor walked in the room. 100% true story. I obviously survived...but I definitely believe in the afterlife.

[@VlancingGenie]

This video feels like a warm hug from my late boyfriend reminding me he’s waiting for me 💕 thank you

[@bbb8182]

I love these little plays. Its so comforting

[@Katness07]

My late husband not only saw his deceased aunts, uncles and other relatives, but also had visions of Batman & Robin. The latter two might have been the morphine, but the relatives were all comforting to him, which helped because he had been so afraid of being rejected by St. Peter, for his years of drugs & wild life before I met him.

[@1976dbishop]

My 96 yr old grandfather just died on Monday. Hospice was wonderful.

[@pjismydawg]

Gives me chills! Thank You for the work you do. You Are an Earth Angel

[@blix_xo]

There is only one person I'd want to bring me to rest, which is my mother, who passed in 2016. I would be at peace the moment I see her, hear her, just anything from her. 😢

[@cindym7234]

My mom passed in 2017. I miss her so!

[@Trinxiecheese]

These videos make me so happy and sometimes I cry while watching them. I’m still young and im not what I want to be when I get older but I know for sure a hospice nurse will be an option🤍

[@Gojoslvt224]

Every time i watch your videos I start crying.

[@KiTA-]

I love these little skits so much and I also can't help but feel like you are coping with all your experiences through these skits. You are amazing, beautiful, strong and loved. If these are also a form of coping for you than I want to thank you for sharing these videos with us. They are so meaningful and I'm always tearing up.

[@leahwhiteley5164]

You can kiss my azz, skits.

[@gr33nfr3ak]

My great grandmother played a big part in my life. When she past, I was devastated. I started crying for hours. The day before she passed away, she said she saw her mother. She said to her mother “what are you doing here?”. Her mother apparently said that she was going to go on a big trip tomorrow. We miss you Great Grandma❤

[@chantellerogers4736]

Your videos give me so much comfort I used to be so afraid of death

[@hayley_may]

All of the people who lost a loved one, I will pray for you. 💕

[@SnowSuz]

Ooh these stories are so comforting! Is your book available yet?

[@NurseHadley]

It comes out June 13th but is available for preorder now! ♥️

[@jirinaaragon4077]

@@NurseHadley how do I preorder?

[@OhCeCelia]

​@Nurse Hadley - Hospice Congratulations! I just subbed today. The short about the estranged family member brought me peace. I have had no relationship with my "mother" for about 5 years. 4 yrs ago she had a stroke and now she's in a home. I know she'll pass sooner than later and my fear is that talking to me will be something she might want to do. I will not speak to her. I felt comfort when you said if you feel relief, that's okay. THANK YOU!!🫶

[@jennifer.s.9803]

Definitely interested! What's her book about!?

[@rebeccarichins9472]

This is so cool to see. But it also hurts. I get happy for them but my heart hurts because I know they will be living soon… it alway makes me happy to know they are bing taken home by family.

[@theodonnellhomestead]

When my grandma died, she kept raising her arms smiling & saying “oh!!! It’s so good to see you!!”

[@jaretbissonette5899]

She's going to heaven

[@qzeebrella]

I once helped an ecentriç British lady here in Canada at a nursing home. One day she told me she had gone to visit her sister who was still alive in London. She described her travel via double decker bus vividly. The next day my lady was gone. I still think she managed to visit her sister to say goodbye.

[@samanthawalker4171]

Hi there, 👋. Yes, very possibly through astral travelling.