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Real Ghost Stories Online

Tony Brueski

Religion & Spirituality, Natural Sciences, Science, Spirituality

4.2 • 3.6K Ratings

🗓️ 3 December 2024

⏱️ 8 minutes

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Summary

When grief lingers and guilt weighs heavy, sometimes the most unexpected moments can bring closure. In this heartfelt and deeply personal story from a sensitive soul in the UK, we hear how the scent of a grandmother’s flat, vivid dreams, and a chilling yet comforting paranormal experience brought peace after loss. Through a final message—delivered in the most unique way—this loving grandmother reminds her granddaughter to let go of guilt and embrace the memories.

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0:00.0	This is a real ghost stories online extra.
0:04.3	Hi guys, I wanted to call in with my experiences because I've just started listening
0:11.1	and I've been listening through the back club and I don't actually think I've heard any
0:15.3	British people call up and I thought it might be nice for you to have a story or something
0:20.1	from somebody from across
0:21.4	the pond um so I've always been very sensitive even when um I was a kid my mum would hear me like
0:29.4	laughing and talking to somebody in the room and she would ask me who was talking to and I would say
0:35.0	oh that just that man that man there. And I was never scared
0:38.3	or anything, so she just sort of let me get on with it. As I've grown up, I've had very, very
0:45.1	strange dreams with people who have passed on and I've had conversations with them. But the main
0:51.5	part of my story is from about seven or eight years ago now and I was
0:59.0	in my really early 20s. After I finished university I moved away to Canada and while I was over there
1:08.0	all three of my remaining grandparents passed away. I was over there for about two years
1:15.1	and they all passed away within about six months of each other, which was horrible and is something that I have
1:22.0	always felt guilty about, just not being here and not really being able to say bye properly and I'm a very
1:29.4	I always feel guilty about everything anyway that's sort of part of my personality I guess
1:35.0	very anxious person but guilt is my sort of main thing I always feel terrible by everything so
1:41.9	I moved back to the UK and I met a boy who is now my husband
1:47.4	but we moved in together and we put a really nice little house together and I guess sort of like
1:54.7	once a week I would still just sort of think about my grandparents and get really emotional I think
1:59.9	because I never got to go to the funerals.
2:01.6	I never got to say bye properly and don't think I felt like anything had ever been resolved.
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