The Belfast Crossover - A Subscriber Story

[@jadengarcia5086]

Sounds kinda similar to the story of the two police officers who while out on duty experienced time slip

[@elizabeth6154]

The Cross Wade Interlopers is one of my favorite Bedtime Stories! 👍

[@stephaniefarlow1128]

Jimmy Vava There’s literally thousands of these stories. I believe it’s another version of him from a slightly different reality briefly crossed into this one.

[@marhawkman303]

@gary davidson I'm pretty sure the Crosswade one is fiction. At the very least it's been retold in a way that makes it sound like it.

[@KEVMAN7987]

It's the Manheim Effect in action.

[@jadengarcia5086]

@@ivanpardo9432 even if it was fiction I enjoyed that story alot

[@14rnr]

Don't tell the NHS bosses or they will expect the staff to be in two places at once and cut their pay!

[@tarajh]

Haha

[@alessia5782]

Lol. "See. Ryan did it. So why can't ya?"

[@gvivo2120]

Cheeky ☺

[@The-Wolf-with-no-name]

Lol nice one

[@aintnobodyherebutuschicken1418]

Scarily true 🤣🤣🤣

[@bln3252]

I’m from Northern Ireland and I work in the Royal Victoria Hospital. Slightly terrified now...

[@FrostedSeagull]

Be Afraid . . . Be very afraid!

[@splo1nger909]

Where the morgue is and the basements are highlights.

[@bln3252]

splo1nger Have never and hopefully will never find myself down there 😅

[@ianmacfarlane1241]

@@bln3252 I wouldn't worry - sounds like BS. There would be an investigation - witness testimonies etc.

[@Skub_]

@@ianmacfarlane1241 Why would there be an investigation? Nothing wrong was done. No one was harmed.

[@mouseyman]

Sounds like he may have dissociated. Possibly due to severe stress or lack of sleep. He might not even have been aware of how badly the stress was affecting him.

[@ianmacfarlane1241]

Highly unlikely. You simply cannot just wander into the secure drug storage area whenever you feel like it. I can't give a rational answer for what did happen, but I can't possibly imagine him just dishing out meds - why didn't he sign anything?

[@marhawkman303]

@@christosvoskresye Yeah people will often remember what they THINK happened instead of what really happened. Sometimes they simply won't realize the way they remember it is wrong.

[@ianmacfarlane1241]

@@christosvoskresye I don't understand what your first sentence means.

[@DoinItforNewCommTech]

@@ianmacfarlane1241 He didn't sign for the meds because he was dissociating.

[@ianmacfarlane1241]

@@DoinItforNewCommTech So they let him cover up the fact that he'd suffered a psychotic break by doctoring the charts - yep, sounds perfectly reasonable. "Oh, you want to hide your negligence? Make sure you drag us into it too, thanks". Nonsense.

[@harryohrt5255]

Sounds like an HR executive's dream. "Imagine the savings in hiring costs...."

[@mariahammarstrom7934]

Shhh! Don´t give them any ideas!

[@janjoedicke2507]

Great story especially if you listen to at 10 PM with a storm outside in total darkness. Keep up the great work guys

[@saleemwestindian]

Currently raining but not 10pm here..

[@DanksterPaws]

Id prefer it raining than not... I dont like silence... It scares me

[@JasonJBrunet]

"...we know that walls can record sounds and play them back..." Citation desperately needed.

[@carolyngair7051]

I was like... wait WHAT????? And then no explanation was forth coming. Oh Google....

[@stuartd9741]

Just go with it. Remember the title Bedtime stories?

[@nathan-hq2jw]

Carolyn Gair there’s something called “The stone tape theory”

[@marcosgarcia8018]

i just looked this up and apparently it's a speculated phenomenon called stone tape which speculates that things like rocks etc record sound and can play them back under certain conditions which is what may be responsible for EVP. also the videos play back thing he talked about is real and has to do with overlapping recordings like reusing old security tapes as new ones. however it takes time for things like that to develop. like we're talking many recordings over the first one. i forgot the exact circumstances. But in terms of reality, this guy was probably stressed and zoned out and then completely forgot that he did it. IN terms of the paranormal it was probably a doppleganger.

[@fuzzydunlop7928]

@@stuartd9741 Sure sure, but people are silly and take this stuff to heart - as some sort of academic source. It's rather frustrating to present it in this fashion.

[@galloviking4766]

Doppelgänger: "I'll make that guy's day easier by doing his work, I'm such a nice ghost!" Ryan: *is terrified for the rest of his life*

[@supercellspot]

I'm guessing they forgot to tell Ryan that it was just a prank before he transferred

[@sarahhemlock]

supercellspot 😂😂

[@jamesfracasse8178]

Getting punked on candy camera.

[@coquebolls7719]

Ooooof 😂

[@gerry5134]

They'd have had to find someone who resembled him

[@albertg7297]

Thanks for the hard work you put into these videos, you guys truly deserve recognition and praise for the quality of this show. I hope big things happen in the future and you all gain life altering success. Cheers.

[@RandomVideos-lt9to]

I’m out delivering pizzas right now and I’m listening to this couldn’t be any better thanks for posting

[@sullysullivan1282]

hey pizza man, how's life? what're you doin 3 years later? no shade if it's still pizza just wondering how a stranger is doin

[@RandomVideos-lt9to]

@@sullysullivan1282 left that job 3 months bs managers but fun co workers after and now working in the industry I love directing in sports. Time flies.

[@sullysullivan1282]

@@RandomVideos-lt9to wild isn't it I've been at the Brewery I'm working at for _seven years_ now, came out of nowhere. Feels like just yesterday I was new to packaging, now I'm a wrench goblin. Time does fly...

[@kagney13]

One person's doppleganger disliked this video. Camera footage cannot confirm this.

[@Crystantemum]

Not leaving a like... At 00:53am US ET there are 47 dislikes on vid and 47 likes on this comment. Wanted to share 😁

[@jesse984]

As much as I like these kind of stories, this one can have a much more rational explanation to it, he does not have a phantom double. As he explained himself when he arrived it was very busy in the hospital. People with lifethreatening injuries and lifechanging injuries started rolling in. He did not have the time to adjust his brain to the amount of stress and emotional distress of seeing these kind of images let alone working with them. Stress and especially emotional distress can trigger forgetfulness or memory loss in humans. I theorise that he had simply forgotten that he had already done the medication round for that day because of the stressful circumstances he had been in earlier. The nurse that had instructed him to do the medicine round hours before was merely a recurring memory, much like deja vu that we all experience from time to time.

[@hMint]

Jesse the human brain never fails to amaze with the weird problems or with the capacities of it. Poor Ryan was tired and stress as hell that day

[@nobody4821]

Work is so routine for me I legit have confused days before for the current day. Never something like this though

[@marhawkman303]

@@nobody4821 I have gone to do something thinking I was late only to see my own handwriting signing off that I had in fact done it a little early. I was tired, it was a repetitive task and I just forgot which repetition of the task I was currently on.

[@r3playretro]

Why didn't he sign any of the medication charts? That is one thing a nurse would never forget to do. Are you saying he was aware enough to give everybody in the ward their correct medication and yet not aware to sign their medication charts? I'm not having that. There was something spooky going on.

[@homiefoxpgn4497]

I don't think the video is necessarily insisting that he had a "phantom double" more like saying that's how Ryan himself felt.

[@luciustitius]

Almost 20 years ago I had a girl friend living 600km from my place. I was very much in love and drove the distance every week to see here. One friday night I found myself in my car in front of her house in totally surprise. The last thing I remembered was sitting in my living room in front of the tele thinking about how stressful the trip would be and why Scotty can’t just beam me to my love. Up to this very day I have absolutely no memory what happenend then. The only explanation I can give is that I was in a state of disorientation. I had a very stressful period in my life back then. I was working for law enforcement and was confronted with cases of child abuse I could hardly bear and that really got at my nerves. I think that routine and stress can lead to such things and there is nothing supernatural about it. Humans easy forget that we do not live in reality but in the model of the reality our brain creates for us using a lot of filters so we are able to survive.

[@am2023]

Did you knock the door?

[@filmandfirearms]

@@am2023 Sounds to me like he doesn't remember doing anything before being back at his house. Stress is insane

[@luciustitius]

Gerardo fw I remember that quite well...

[@spacejaime]

@Disco Sucks - Too long a drive - 600km - for Hy-Hyp. My opinion. I've had Hy-Hyp for a few short miles, but I hear that in your profession it is just like you say.

[@melissajacobs5822]

Lucius Titius i really need to know if you ended up marrying that girl!!

[@DarkPlaysThings]

Finally a story that happened somewhere where I live! Although it does make me a whole lot more scared to live here, and I know I won't be going back to that hospital again...

[@splo1nger909]

You never want to be there in the first place

[@DarkPlaysThings]

I mean that's a fair point, but this gives me more reasons to avoid the place

[@edwardaugustus9680]

Was gonna make a NI comment but I was beaten to it lmao.

[@lemonvariable72]

Atleast the one near you isn't a wendigo.

[@MomiVel2xBilyonaryangMini]

I want these kind of stories!!!! Please more stories like this!!!

[@shaunpenne1840]

There's a similar story of a time slip in Liverpool! Many people have found themselves in what seems to be the early 1900's or in some cases the latter half of the Victorian era! There was also a time slip in the late 80's or early 90's which involved a couple who were driving towards a village and as they came around a roundabout, they saw a pub restaurant in the quaint village which they parked outside. The wife exited the car to look for someone to ask directions. Inside she could hear the telltale sound of cutlery and the sound clinking glasses with the unmistakable sound of banter and conversation from within. The couple, decided to check their map, then drive around again. A mere few minutes later, the quaint village was not so quaint and the pub/restaurant was now dilapidated and boarded up. A tattered and weathered plaque hung on the wall of the restaurant that said "Best kept village, 1977" I heard this story back in the early 90's. I can't remember the town or village but this is as close to what happened as I can remember!!!

[@Ryan1992channel]

Hello from another Ryan Kirkpatrick who also has ancestors in Northern Ireland. Great video 👍

[@splo1nger909]

Yeeoooooow 👍🏻

[@ricojes]

The plot thickens!

[@tclem14]

Sounds like an over worked person who was stressed

[@dyveira]

Yeah, to me this just sounds like someone who was heavily overworked. Being in the army this kind of stuff happens quite often because of stress and sleep deprivation.

[@hakunamuddfukka]

he was he responsible for the witness account??

[@davehugstrees]

Yeah this happens a lot when you’re working on little to no sleep, you forget what you did an hour ago.

[@peterarmstrong6730]

Sounds more like bull shit mate.

[@peterarmstrong6730]

@Trey Stephens ha, ha, ha

[@markcambrone8369]

I miss these subscriber story episodes. Even though there’s no proof there telling the truth, I always like hearing about these extremely unknown stories of people experiencing something not normal.

[@MegaSkyline69]

It's a quarter to bedtime and you notice a Bedtime Stories vid. Priceless..

[@briant3738]

only found this channel about a month ago and i'm hooked! I watched almost every video in less than a week. i wish there was more uploads. I really love the strange disappearance and mystery videos. keep up the amazing videos , i look forward to the next one!

[@blainwilson7937]

Extreme stress and sleep deprivation more than likely caused him to have a dissociative disorder and he didn't remember any of it.

[@hakunamuddfukka]

he was he responsible for the witness account??

[@simpsbelongtothegulags3702]

I swear even science is making up their stuff so it would appear that they have logical explenation on everything

[@silvertheelf]

Schutzstaffel Agent, it is true they make shit up to prove there point a lot, sometimes I do it myself to make sure they can’t prove anything “mysterious”.

[@simpsbelongtothegulags3702]

@@silvertheelf its all about getting a credibility title

[@ebookpioneers]

Dissociative disorder cannot be proven any more than doppelgangers or time slips can.

[@carolyngair7051]

This was one of the more compelling stories here. I hope we hear more about this amazing and intriguing phenom! Well told, great illustrations as usual. Love the reuse of backgrounds as the poses shift!

[@maeve5285]

Oh wow I'm from belfast so I cannot wait to hear this story!!

[@mrihavenoname1512]

same

[@EphemeralProductions]

I noticed though, that the metallic bang sound right before the end music starts has returned. The last few episodes didn't use that music and just had a quietly whispered "bedtime stories". I LOVED that! Didn't wake me up with a start like usually happens, since I often fall asleep to these. Lol

[@jezzared1]

The old building's in this hospital are really creepy. I'm surprised there aren't more paranormal tales from the RVH in Belfast,

[@paulcharlwood702]

Worked there in the 80s, lots of tales of haunted wards, corridors, staircases etc

[@zitata5718]

Who said there aren't any more story ?

[@KatTheScribe]

Paul Charlwood you should send them to BS

[@jonathonlawver9537]

I watch these to go to bed they’re amazing thank you!

[@chatteyj]

Before the possible explanations came up I already thought that this is simply a case of the male nurse carrying out his AMU duties quickly whilst he got a brief moment of time from his work in the A and E and that he simply forgot that he did the amu medicine run. I think most of us can testify that we've all had these sorts of days where work is so manic and you are working so hard that your short term memory becomes useless and you are stressed and running on adrenaline. Also the problem with routine work, like the medicine run, is that its so similar to previous times that you've carried out the work that it becomes unmemorable, hence the need to record it and he probably didn't do that because he was stressed and in a rush to get back to his important work at A and E.

[@worldcure7883]

Maybe the weak minded experience this but it is definitely not a normal thing to lose short term memory because of your mildly taxing job. It's frightening that a so called health care specialist would think this is normal maybe find a different line of work if you experience adrenaline from giving people medicine and cleaning bed pans lol.

[@LoFi_Sinner95]

Thanks for sharing Ryan!

[@connollystrombeck2225]

He had a Verdoger! Last Podcast talked about this on Side Stories a couple of months back, not sure which episode. They're a kind of Scandinavian doppelganger, but they're friendly? Like they'll appear to loved ones if you're in an accident and just say like, "Hey! Don't be scared, I'm OK!" or warn them to call the hospital or something. Sounds kind of similar to me.

[@amandah6856]

I am a Nurse from N.I who worked on AMU in the RVH in 2016. Firstly auxiliary nurses don't give out medications it's only registered nurses do; and secondly we didn't at that time have any CCTV on the ward. This story is fake!

[@ChunzBunz]

Im From Northern Ireland! Not often I see stuff like this on youtube from my home. Keep up the amazing work!

[@Srfear]

Geez, Ryan, you were just trying to give you a twenty minute break, but no, you had to bother the security guy and run around asking questions. We’ll see if you do you any favors again...

sounds like ryan is his biggest enemy.

[@KatTheScribe]

I love your stories! Great storytelling, artwork and overall production. I also like to read the comments, especially when people share their personal experiences. I think some people need to remember that these are, indeed, stories...... Thanks so much for all the fun😊💕

[@splo1nger909]

1am on a Saturday night in the casualty in the royal, bliss.

[@raythomas7999]

An extremely interesting story and so good to hear one from Northern Ireland. I have been to the RVH many times and can confirm that it's an extremely busy hospital. Not sure what happened to this gentleman but fully understand how such a strange event would live long in the memory. Thanks for sharing.

[@MandyMan24]

Holy shit! This is maybe the second time I’ve ever seen a mystery/paranormal KZbinr ever talk about Norn Iron!

[@davidhayes4814]

I really like the simple and informative manner with which these and other stories are told.

[@jamieweir645]

lol our wee city, never expected to see it pop up here ffs, brilliant lol

[@eighthdoctor]

Same!

[@raymcgeough8720]

Same

[@nellmclaughlin3786]

Yeeeeeeeeoooooow ...

[@bunnymad5049]

Love that you guys always look for all explanations.

[@T-MANS-MAN]

Honestly I never thought of ghosts just being basically recordings before like that's a much more believable theory than the spirit of a human caught in a limbo between life and death

[@anonb4632]

This was being discussed as far back as the seventies if not earlier, and is called the Stone Tape Theory. Some sightings are allegedly of repeated actions, but others interact.

[@dollyhorton2579]

For some reason, Brits do these kinds of stories better than anyone. I really enjoy finding channels like this, and moreso when they're from England/the UK and Ireland. Australia and South Africa are close seconds.

[@6omega2]

"Time is nothing more than a stubbornly persistent illusion." - Albert Einstein.

[@Aloewells]

Everything is MAYA - Bhagavadh Geeta.

[@paulwallis7586]

Pretty good for a guy who defines time as the fourth dimension.

[@madisonatteberry9720]

"Time is but a window, I'll be back." -Vego.

[@adamblake9013]

Time is a concept. That’s all it is.

[@blainefiasco8225]

This is one one my favorite creepy stories on the internet.

[@t_adams]

He could have checked the cameras in the areas between the departments at the time he remember walking through then to verify his movements for those times one way or another.

[@lemonvariable72]

@@kirkhamandy they don't. Lots of occurances on camera. Just maybe technology isn't as great and reliable as you think

[@lemonvariable72]

@@kirkhamandy you ever try taking a picture of something with a cell phone camera in bad conditions? you could be taking a picture of a post, and it wont turn out well unless. The cameras in everyone's pocket are cheap shit that only works in ideal lighting

[@lemonvariable72]

@@kirkhamandy also lots aren't out of focus or blurry

[@lemonvariable72]

@@kirkhamandy what's the point when you clearly don't even understand the basics of photography.

[@n74jw]

Another great episode. Thanks!

[@thespook1482]

When I was a kid I found my mother in two places at the same time inside of our home. Her double gave me a horrible feeling of dread and it scared me so bad I ran. I can’t tell you exactly what it was but it seemed so wrong.

[@GreekOrthodox7]

The Spook tell us more, did you talk to her about it? What else happened?

[@thespook1482]

ΜΟΛΩΝ ΛΑΒΕ nothing happened after I ran out. I came back that night and asked her how she did it but she was confused so I didn’t press the questions. She could be very mean. It wasn’t long after that she was committed to a psychiatric hospital for a long time, after she came home she would not leave her bedroom for anything other than to use the toilet, she didn’t shower and I had to bring her food. After a few years like that necrotic infection got to her because of her poor hygiene and she was asking me to do strange things so I called 911 and they took her again. She got much better after I grew up and joined the Marines, but we never had a close relationship after that and she died a few months ago. I think about the time I saw her in two places at once and how the other one seemed and I can’t help but wonder if it was a part of her tortured personality splitting away and manifesting itself.

[@cybercasinoindex3954]

keep up the good work. This is one of my favourite channels on youtube

[@ianmacfarlane1241]

The Belfast Crossover? Ian Paisley joined the Provos.

[@paddypoolfc3579]

Hahahahaha. Very good Ian. 🤣😂🤣🤣

[@edwardaugustus9680]

I expected to find some meme about the Troubles. Not disappointed lmao.

[@debralucas2224]

I thought we didn't mention "The Troubles " lol. From an O'Brien stuck over here in Australia :)

[@nellmclaughlin3786]

More likely Gerry Adams was Mi5

[@anonb4632]

Now that would be spooky.

[@natas3.14]

What a great video! Thank you to all involved especially Ryan for sharing, man sometimes weird shit just happens. No explanation, the world is odd.

[@Clenched.Cheeks]

Last time I was this early the liquor store hadn't even opened yet.

[@elwolf8536]

Last time I was this early my girl friend didn't speak to me all day :0

[@memyself1868]

😂😂😂

[@koffinkat666]

I used to be an Alcoholic straight Vodka......I hope this was a joke because that is no life to lead

[@CreutzfeldJakobDiseasepatient]

@@koffinkat666 of course that's a life... Better than being a junkie or a fiend.

[@koffinkat666]

@@CreutzfeldJakobDiseasepatient By what you just said Obviously you have no clue what true Alcoholism is. I have seen it consume people worse that hard drugs.

[@lucygardner9371]

Please do a video on the Min Min lights in outback Australia. I live kinda close and know people who’ve had creepy experiences with it. Love your videos!!

[@mathieuleader8601]

dopplegangers in Scots folklore known as Fetches are often seen as manifestations of death

[@thepaleblood6374]

You guys need to setup a podcast!!!! I’d love to listen to these while at work

[@yaboidocphil6660]

"Busy hospital in Northern Ireland" *IRA flashbacks*

[@eleptheria1]

"busy hospital in northern ireland" flashbacks to the last time the temperature was in the mid 20's for 3 consecutive days lol

[@anonb4632]

Not just the IRA - there are dozens of these murder gangs and Loyalist ones too.

[@SonGoku-mj5pq]

The Cross Wade Interlopers is my favorite story on this channel.

[@jackfahy2283]

I've been to Belfast Ireland before, lovely place.

[@tommynicks1]

No u havent liar....u neveer been out of lil ol home townville

[@splo1nger909]

Ignore the spide jack.

[@jackfahy2283]

@@splo1nger909 hes not worth a reply 🤣

[@nellmclaughlin3786]

Northern Ireland...not Ireland

[@jackfahy2283]

Ellen McLaughlin it’s Ireland love, get over yourself 😂😂

[@johnsomfleth4536]

These episodes are one of the main things I look forward to Thanks Bedtime Stories! Wish you guys had the time to make an episode daily

[@Jagecage]

The more I watch this channel the more I realize all of the UK is just haunted. Like jeez.

[@catmastertrash369]

I had a weird time experience in the mountains during a routine commute to work, which always took 45 minutes. This one day, the snow and fog was thick, I knew I'd have to go slower and I was already 5 mins behind so I called and told them. Somehow I got there in 10 minutes from the end of that call. A 45 minute drive in normal conditions took 10 minutes in the worst conditions, and I can't for the life of me figure out how. I was able to find one other person who had experienced the same effect along that route, but still left with more questions than answers.

[@MoosePolo]

No wonder belfast has the highest Valium prescription rate in the world

[@mrsaxon1013]

I thought that was my contribution

[@splo1nger909]

And tramadol n lyrica lol

[@claremurphy777]

MoosePolo and lyrica (pregablin)

[@tommynicks1]

And cracky

[@claremurphy777]

And drink and gear and zimmo’s

[@experttrolltrollingdirty2062]

Been waiting for a new one lol love it this really is bedtime stories I put them on whenever I'm tired Ithere perfect for falling asleep to

[@randomdogger5278]

Maybe Ryan was confused because he works in such a high stress job. He’s also probably sleep deprived.

[@davidcarranza9196]

Great story. Keep them coming!

[@themirrorsofmymind]

I wonder if he, unknowingly, Astral Projected himself? While some part of him wanted to stay and tend to the patients in AMU, he was needed elsewhere, so he split off to be in both places at the same time...

[@am2023]

Possible

[@emmalouiseparish5631]

Cool timing for this video! Posted on Oct 21st for something that happened on Oct 21st!! Trippy!!! Thanks for a great story ;)

[@ryanmoulden5440]

If I were him I would have asked to see the footage of myself having arrived just a short while earlier, and compared the time stamps with the footage of the other Ryan administering medications .

[@IntrepidFraidyCat]

Awesome video! That poor man...it must have been really hard to deal with such an experience.

[@sharpshooter33]

Just speaking in the capacity of a former security person a person not in a management capacity would not get access to security footage. Not without management being present

[@herme5118]

I live in Belfast and have this a like before I even hit play, cant wait for this one!

[@kennethbracken2053]

A video in Ireland? Hell yes.

[@ianmcdonald3053]

Ginja Ninja Northern Ireland 😉

[@elliealcala1897]

I've never experienced this before.... But it's very interesting to actually hear these experiences from other people

[@ht8083]

I really can't entertain this without the other cctv footage

[@filmandfirearms]

One thing that I find weird, and which other people have mentioned before me, is how there weren't any cameras with overlapping fields of view. It's not uncommon, in my experience, to see 2 different cameras at opposite ends of a hallway. My guess as to the reason for that would be in case one fails or someone tampers with one of them. I'd be willing to bet that, if you found the security blueprints for that hospital, you'd see at least one pair of overlapping cameras in the path that guy walked through

[@MiKeMiDNiTe-77]

This is strange and very intriguing. I'd like to hear more of cases like this. The music at the end is kinda scary and disturbing but good at the same time ..Thanks for all the awesome clips Bedtime Stories I 💗 them.

[@BradyHansen81]

Sounds like a sleep deprived nurse who mixed up memories.

[@liamdayetti]

Sleep deprivation and potential shock from the victims from the accident plus any other stress from daily life could have lead to his confusion and failure to complete the paperwork. Nurses and doctors are under immense stress and accidents and mistakes do happen. Not to blame this man, but this event is likely an outcome of a mistake or mental lapse on his behalf

[@lordkayx]

Your animation and narration (serious but not purposely overtly creep tone) make this the top tier in strange and mysterious story telling styled in a true crime approach. Bottom line, I admire your work, and its something to be admired, like any other Art.

[@lucialovecraft]

Oh wow a story set in my capital!

[@splo1nger909]

👁️ norn irn

[@0therun1t21]

I'm fascinated with these kinds of stories, having had a glimmer of an (other dimensional?) experience myself. Much appreciated!

[@ryansean4969]

The Bears are getting smoked by the Saints but who cares a new Bed time story

[@OceanSwimmer]

GREAT story! I'm a retired RN, and would also be horrified if it appeared I had attended to my duties without documenting them, or worse yet, unknowingly duplicate treatments for patients in my care. Although retired, I still dream about work. Some of them are very unsettling. I wish Ryan well, and that he has a long and fulfilling term of work.

[@OisinFCB_02]

I live very close to this hospital and this is my first time hearing this lol very interesting

[@tommynicks1]

Maybe u should open ur ears everyone knows this everywhere um get ur head out of ur arse and maybe u woild be able to see all the doppelganging goin on u fool

[@jacotromp1065]

Yet another great and entertaining video. Thanks dudes. Keep up the awesome work

[@geej8977]

I will start by saying that I love your channel it is my favourite on KZbin and I check here daily for updates. One of the things I really admire is the attention to detail, the fact checking and measured approach you take with your stories. I find them fascinating and occasionally unsettling in equal measure. Then you publish subscriber stories and everything that I love about your channel goes away. It is clear to anyone with a critical eye and a basic understanding of the working on a hospital ward that these entries are entirely fictional. I assume that on some level you must know this too so the fact you go ahead and publish it anyway makes me feel like you are 'selling out'. I doubt I am the only subscriber who feels this way. Aside from that I have a number of problems with this story. "Ryan's first *customer* of the day was an older lady" Since when did the NHS refer to patients as customers? "... His position was transferable between different *departments*" The correct term is wards. Not departments. The fact that the storyteller is using the vernacular of someone working in Retail leads me to suspect that this person has never actually worked on a hospital ward. 1) While I understand that this was a subscriber story, but if the person recounting the story cannot even provide the correct vernacular to describe those he is caring for I am seriously doubting the validity of this story. 2) Auxiliary Nurses or Nursing Assistants are prohibited from administering medication to patients. In fact the only nurses who are permitted to administer medication are Registered Nurses and these medications are always strictly administered at the same time(s) every day. 3) The reason for this is twofold. Firstly you need to be medically trained in the administration of medicine to ensure you are giving the correct dose to a patient, if for example a diabetic patient is given an overdose of insulin it could very likely kill them or at least place them in a coma. The reason medicines are administered at the same time each day is to avoid the time between medications being too long (to refer back to my example of the diabetic, if they had to wait too long between insulin shots this could have negative repercussions) or too short (which could lead to the patient overdosing). 4) Customer medicines are securely locked away. An Auxiliary Nurse would not be given a copy of the keys to the medicine cabinet - and they certainly would not be given a copy of the keys to a medicine cabinet on ward that they were not permanently assigned. So if he didn't have the keys who did he get them from? And why didn't the Nurse who gave him the keys to begin his rounds remind him that he had already completed his rounds an hour earlier (especially when it was the nurses who verified the patients claims that he has already done his rounds)? 5) How convenient that the only evidence to corroborate that he was working in A&E was lost because that was the only department which was undergoing maintenance. This also makes it seem that with a simple call to security you can waltz into their office and start trawling through CCTV footage of yourself - unless you are a Police Officer in a Hollywood film it simply doesn't work like that. Additionally it is extremely unlikely that he would have been excused in the middle of a hospital shift to leave the ward for an extended period of time without good reason - watching yourself working in CCTV is not a good enough reason to abandon your post. 6) It doesn't make sense how after his doppelganger could walked down the hall away from the camera to administer the medications, thereby hiding his face, his face was not visible on when he walked back, unless he walked backwards or moonwalked from whence he came.

[@turqoiseillinois9955]

Wow.

[@geej8977]

@@turqoiseillinois9955 haha yep.

[@EphemeralProductions]

ALWAYS super happy to see a new bedtime stories ep! Akways makes my day cooler and a little more enjoyable. :).

[@MikeDelphi1]

Seelie Fey who wanted to help out?Makes as much sense.

[@anniegrimmons101]

You shouldn’t accept food or drink from the fey, so did a fairy disguise themselves as a nurse to make the whole ward owe them?

[@clairemangan3235]

This is me every day... the amount of times I’ve hollered at my kids to put their shoes on, only to find them waiting by the back door ready to go school, and the number of times I’ve walked into a room looking for something I’m already holding in my hands. Tiredness does strange things to your mind. But hey, the clocks go back an hour this Sunday. So that means you get an extra hour in ...no hang on, you get nothing. You get absolutely nothing...you’re a parent. The extra hour does not apply.

[@bioLarzen]

"It has been shown thhat EVP methods can pick up voices that were spoken in an older building hundreds of years before" Whaaaaat?

[@paigeburleson6932]

I'd love to know how long it takes to illustrate for each story, on average, I understand each one is different. I just find the illustrations incredible!! Thanks for another amazing upload!!!

[@BedtimeStoriesChannel]

It takes about a week 🙂

[@paigeburleson6932]

@@BedtimeStoriesChannel thats amazing, hauntingly beautiful, everything!! Thanku!!! 😍😍😍

[@andrewcruz1931]

We all go a little mad sometimes ....

[@maggiesducks]

Cover the three legged lady! It’s an old myth from a little podunk town in Mississippi where I grew up. Scared the crap out of me and my friends as a kid!

[@rosswithers2003]

He either had a "Fight club" style break , or there was a alt reality shift that corrected itself. His best bet would be to cross ref time and date online and look for more phenomena.

[@weekendmom]

Thanks for another great story.

[@brainhamster]

who's still watching in 2019?

[@nikolasucec]

who's still watching in 2020?

[@anthroposlogica9379]

Who's watching in 1902?

[@TheAKgunner]

This is a very interesting episode. I've often toyed with the multiverse idea as a quint mental exercise. Though, afer watching this channel, and listening to the podcast, I doubt I'll look at the concept the same way ever again.

[@Hexarth]

posted 1 month ago what

[@mooktheonemanmafia]

damit you KNO!!!! I love you if I swipe outta Netflix watchin "Creeped Out" to watch this

[@thomaszaccone3960]

Love these stories.

[@kalajel]

Marvel Fans: "Avenger: Endgame is the most ambitious crossover ever." Ghosts: "Hold my ectoplasm."

[@dUCkslF]

Im from Belfast and a regular patient at the Royal so it was great to hear this story about somewhere i visit often even if eerie

[@henrimemelord]

Marvel:Avengers Endgame is the most ambitious crossover event in history Bedtime stories:Hold my beer

[@sulaiman9766]

how can this story is ambitious???

[@henrimemelord]

@@sulaiman9766 it's just a joke

[@rogerhargreaves2272]

Great story. A masterpiece of teamwork again. Unfortunately I can off no explanation for this strange anomaly. I hope for Ryan’s sake, he will one day find some sort of explanation, even just for his own peace of mind.