The Oh, Hello and I have two spooky stories for you today and the last story comes from the 18th of September 2023 and story number one comes

from Dominique. Sadly my nana passed away from cancer in July after a whirlwind six-week battle.

After getting a call from my dad late at night to say that she had passed away peacefully,

I had a tearful conversation with my granddad and naturally felt heartbroken.

It was super late and I remember laying and naturally felt heartbroken.

It was super late and I remember laying in bed, crying in the dark and thinking to myself,

how can I possibly sleep after this news?

It was nearly midnight at this point and I was beginning to panic about coping the next day,

having already taken time off from work earlier in the week to process that we were at the end.

As I internally asked the question, how could I possibly sleep after this news?

I heard my Nana's voice as clear as anything begin to sing her lullaby to me,

a lullaby that I had completely forgotten about and can't have heard since I was seven.

I'm 29 now for context. It was as clear as anything.

Her singing me to sleep like I was back on her sofa 22 years ago having an afternoon nap. I have no doubt at all that this was her coming to soothe me and say goodbye.

Until I heard her singing it, the lullaby was a forgotten memory.

The next morning I woke up and told my partner what had happened. Usually a massive sceptic for all things, he said something along the lines of,

That's so funny that you said that.

Do you remember when my Nan passed a couple of years ago and they played that Westlife song at the end.

Well for about two weeks after the funeral I would suddenly wake up during the night and hear that

song blasting in my ears.

It was like it was involuntarily being played to me as clear as anything, like it was

out loud in the room. This whole scenario felt really supernatural and special. I told my

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