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A Grandmothers Yell

 

I had just spent two weeks in the hospital. More proof, God isn't done with me-yet. No one wants to spend time in the hospital, and certainly not someone with my gifts.

There was no choice, I couldn't breathe. It turned out I had pneumonia, and the coughing wouldn't stop. I was drowning in liquid, and my lungs were having trouble sustaining my body.

I did get a private room though. It was small, but comfy. I spent a lot of time looking out the window. It overlooked the parking lot, but I could stare over the tree tops, and pretend I was elsewhere.

There were elderly patients in the rooms alongside mine, and I could hear them struggling to breathe. Both of those patients expired during my hospital stay, and I was able to watch them cross over.

It was a sad, but surreal experince being on the contagious disease floor. One of the nurses had lost an older sister to pneumonia recently, and I heard her talking about it-right outside my door!.

By the time I was strong enough to leave the hospital, a lot of folks in surrounding rooms, had expired. To say I was happy to leave the hospital, was an understatement.

My husband took me home, and tucked me into bed. Of course, this was the last I place I wanted to be. I got up after laying in bed around thirty minutes, and took a look at the condo. It was dusty and needed a good cleaning. I knew I would have to wait until my husband went to work the next morning. There would be no way he would allow me to vacuum or dust!

As soon as he was out the door for work, I pulled out the vacuum and plugged it in. I was weak, and breaking out in a sweat, but I wanted to vacuum up the dust. As soon as I had pushed that vacuum around a couple times, I heard a very distinct voice. It was my Grandmother, and she was hollering at me!

" ***** ****! " She said my full name, which I will not write here.

" The house Stay!, but you go!...Lay down- Now! Catalina! " She bellowed.

I had heard her say this to me in the past. She meant, the house will always be there, but if you die when you are so sick (she had taken care of me, many, many times after past hospital stays, or illnesses), what's the point!...

This was heard OVER the hum of the vacuum cleaner!. We are talking a four foot eleven woman, who had been deceased for close to eight years by this point.

Needless to say, I laughed, and then put away the vacuum. I did as she said... Got back into bed, and healed...

I KNEW I was being watched over by her. At that moment, I felt so loved...

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ghostseer (41 stories) (408 posts)
 
15 years ago (2008-12-21)
Yes, I got yelled at!, I deserved it, I made a poor choice trying to clean around the place, but my Grandmother let me have it good!, and gratefully, I am still around...Blessings, ghostseer
ToraOkami303 (1 stories) (75 posts)
 
15 years ago (2008-12-21)
XD you got a sculding XDi bet I would to if I tryed that... But really ghostseer... Cleaning while sick? Even I know better... I play on the computer while sick:P

Till next time,
~Tora
Okami~
ghostseer (41 stories) (408 posts)
 
15 years ago (2008-11-20)
My Grandmother and I were very connected. She was my best friend, my confidante, and so much a part of my life, when she died... It was a grief beyond anything I had felt before. Yes, I am so happy she watches over me, but I feel she left a part of herself within me, and I am all the stronger because of this... Blessings to you all for writing. It is special to share this experience with you all...Ghostseer
rhodes68 (14 stories) (1596 posts)
 
15 years ago (2008-11-20)
What a beautiful story Ghostseer and what a loving and wise grandma to be your Guardian Angel!

She is right you know, material things do not have priorities. Take good care of yourself-everything else CAN wait.
Surya (39 stories) (867 posts)
 
15 years ago (2008-11-20)
Maybe it was your bodies way of telling you to stop the cleaning and rest, and it came out in the yell of your grand mother. It does happen.
ChrisB (6 stories) (1515 posts)
 
15 years ago (2008-11-20)
Hi Ghosteer thank you for sharring this incredible story with us. Good thing Grandma gave you a lesson. Heck if your husband saw you should have got another one to 😁.Its nice to know That Grandma is looking over you. I'm sure she loves you very much. Grandma is in better place then we are but she still wanted you to take care of your health. Thats what people do when they love us. I realy enjoyed reading your story and I'm happy that Grandma Gave you a lesson 😉.You take care of yopur self my friend. I hope to hear from you soon and take care
ghostseer (41 stories) (408 posts)
 
15 years ago (2008-11-19)
Cholulteca: Yes!, My Grandmother did know best, and still does!...Blessings, Ghostseer
ghostseer (41 stories) (408 posts)
 
15 years ago (2008-11-19)
Libertybelle: I loved My grandmother very much, she was a tiny fireball of passionate emotions!...I miss her so very much. Writing about her commitment to me, was such a wonderful thing for my Soul!...Blessings, Ghostseer
libertybelle (14 stories) (207 posts)
 
15 years ago (2008-11-19)
As always, Ghostseer, a great story.

Not only does mother know best, but grandmother often knows even better!

I had a similar experience (it's posted here on the site) with my beloved stepfather, so I can relate completely to loving authority figures. ❤
Cholulteca (148 posts)
 
15 years ago (2008-11-19)
Hehehe, moms, 😜 always know better!, if I had gifts, (which I dont), I certainly wouldn't like being even near a hospital! 😳 thanks for sharing this lovely story about your Grandma
ghostseer (41 stories) (408 posts)
 
15 years ago (2008-11-19)
EVPReaearcher: I never knew that about white noise. Good to know for future ref. It was amazing to hear from my dear Grandmother, and I admired her in life. She was an awesome lady. Up until her death, we were always together. I took care of her and my Grandfather in latter years. Blessings, Ghostseer
EVPResearcher (34 stories) (140 posts)
 
15 years ago (2008-11-19)
Hey...You Know Better than argue with grandma! That is a nice story. Here is one thing I would like to add. Doing EVP work, sometimes "White Noice" can help intensify the volume of an EVP. The vacuum was a perfect way for her to make her "Suggestion" (LOL) to you!

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