Did a patients ghost return to thank me?

See, that is why I have no interest in ghost threads or ghosts in general. Without even asking the basic question, ie, Did the guy who died have a twin brother?, We get the so-called ghosties and ghoulies experts jumping straight in with, Yeah A dead man definitely he came back to thank you.

Ask yourself this. Whats the more plausible of the two scenarios above?. If your answer is, Dead man came back to say cheerio, I have a bridge to sell you.

a reply to: Soloprotocol

Why would a twin brother smile and wave at an EMT he has never met before?

You asked a valid question but your bias made you miss that important question.

To the OP: I think you had one of those really cool happenings which follows a person their entire life without ever really being answered.

a reply to: daskakik

Why would a twin brother smile and wave at an EMT he has never met before?

Maybe he was waving at someone else behind the EMT?. Maybe he mistook the EMT for someone else?. Maybe he was just being friendly?. Maybe he was about to ask for directions. Lots and lots of variables to cover before anyone should be jumping to the Dead man waving scenario. It's quite clear your bias made you overlook a number of questions that would actually make more sense.

a reply to: Soloprotocol

That is whole lot of maybes from someone who wasn't there. Maybe the OP has an answer to all those questions and they led him to his conclusion.

Maybe?

originally posted by: schuyler

originally posted by: gallop


You somehow have come to believe that consciousness is physical. You think the radio announcer is resident in the radio and all you have to do is take apart the radio in the right way and you will find him.

What an awesome quote! Lol.

I'm glad this thread was bumped, otherwise I would have missed it completely.

Not only does this kind of thing happen all the time (just look at all the examples in this thread!) but it also happens in many different ways. Here are 2 examples of mine.

When I was about 11 or 12, my uncle Jackie died. I never met my uncle Jackie. He was mentally challenged and lived the majority of his life in an institution that took care of mentally disabled people. The only words he ever spoke coherently was "hot!" When he burned his hand on a stove as a boy.

Anyway, one day I was playing outside and out of no-where I got this feeling..and smelled flowers, but there were no flowers around. I then got a sort of confirmation in my head that someone in the family had passed, and they were very happy now. No less than 5 min later my brother came outside and said he just spoke to grandpa, and grandpa told him our uncle Jackie died.

When my brother passed, I did not have any experiences, but my mom did. My brother was a red head. He was teased a lot as a kid but he learned to embrace it later in life. He died in October of 2015. Flowers don't bloom here in October.

Why is that relevant? Well, the day after he passed, my mom spotted a bright orange flower, which had just bloomed that morning in her favorite flower pot. It was standing tall all by itself. All her other flowers had withered. To this day, she knows without a doubt that it was my brothers way of saying "I'm ok!".

Love the thread. To the OP, anyone who does your job deserves tons of kudos and respect!

a reply to: Wookiep

Awesome stories. I find it cool that even though your uncle couldn't communicate in life. That he found a way to in desth.