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Posesión Demoníaca - Otra vez En El Infierno - Historias De Terror - Voces De La Noche · Niebla en el bosque con Evelith von

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  My name is Andrea. I am currently thirty- two years old and when
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  what I am going to tell you happened, I was twenty- two at
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  the time I was about to leave the nursing career and I was very excited
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  to see where I could do my professional internships. My mother helped me search
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  the city' s hospitals. I left my application in several institutes and waited
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  for them to call me the truth. She had been a good student,
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  she had the best average of my class and, in addition, she had
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  several courses in that area. I had worked and loved my profession, so
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  it was easy for them to call me. After a few days I was
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  contacted by several hospitals and pharmacies in the city, but the one I was
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  most excited about was the one they said was the best. The Sacred Heart
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  health center is the most famous hospital in my state. At that time it
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  had been working for more than forty years and my father, who was a
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  terror lover, said that he had heard that many of the patients who unfortunately
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  died in painful and sad situations were hiding spirits there. As the largest and
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  most prestigious, many young people who have graduated in the area of health and
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  even professionals with many years of experience have sought to belong to this place.
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  I was dreamed of knowing that I had been considered, but that feeling didn
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  ' t last long, as I found out that they had also called one
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  of my fellow students in the race. I was disappointed because honestly, Julia
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  was the lazyest in my living room. He didn' t do chores and
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  he blew up his classes. One of my friends told me that Julia was
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  a niece of one of the doctors at that clinic and that that' s
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  why she had been given preference, which bothered me too much, as many
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  of us tried to get there and she only managed with a lever. We
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  started our internships on a Monday in January, on the night shift and on
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  my face we could see the joy of being able to work there, even
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  for a few months. Julia greeted me when she saw me and started talking
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  to me. He told me he was glad he wasn' t there alone
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  and I told him that I was the same, even though he knew it
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  was unfair. Something good was that I was put to work with the other
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  floor nurses in O R, to be with them and help them in what
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  they needed, and Julia' s only duty was to supervise and learn from
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  the local nurses. They' re basic or not. The first night we
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  were there a lot of things happened that made me no longer want to go
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  back to the next one, even though it was very important for me to
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  be there. They gave us a tour of the hospital and introduced us to
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  the other nurses and a doctor named Jorge, who was the only one working
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  that night. We went to check the patients. Then we had coffee and
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  talked for a while with some nurses, who told us that they liked working
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  there a lot, but that sometimes they were afraid, because things were really
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  weird. This didn' t seem to matter much to Julia, but I
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  do, because my father really liked that kind of story and had just told
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  me several about that hospital. A couple of nights before I asked them to
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  tell me more, and Lupita, one of the nurses told me that a
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  few years ago I was in charge of two patients in internal medicine, an
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  elderly lady and a young man who had suffered an accident. It was night
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  and he went to check that they were stable in l n n s NS.
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  That noted all her signs and when everything was all right, she went
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  to sleep in an empty bed in that area, as she had been on
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  duty for more than twenty- four hours and was very tired in that she
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  was deeply asleep. When a disgusting smell woke her up, it was a
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  smell that almost made her vomit, covered her nose with her hand, and
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  when she re- incorporated she saw a shadow in the window facing out.
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  It was the shadow of a very tall man, dressed in a suit and
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  a very large hat. Who was entering the room of the injured young man.
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  The nurse thought that maybe he was a relative or the doctor who had
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  gone for a night visit, but she wanted to make sure and went out
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  there. When he got to that kid' s room, everything was wrong.
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  The patient was having seizures and it was as if his respirator had been
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  ripped off right away. He called the other nurses and they did everything he
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  could to save him, but it was useless. The young man died after
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  a few minutes. She says she asked the guards who had come in at
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  that time, but they said no one, because they were not even allowed
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  to pass visitors at night, but the nurse was sure she had seen that
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  shadow and asked to see the cameras. They did not want to let me
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  see them for security policies, but after insisting and telling what had happened,
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  they showed them to them and realized that it was true that no one had
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  entered the young man' s room that night. He says he was sure
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  that this enormous figure was the death who had gone for that young man'
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  s life. When he finished his story, I got cold, because it
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  was pretty scary and I asked inside that nothing will ever happen to me.
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  So then Claudia, another nurse, told us that one night it had to
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  be for some things to the top floor where the cellar is located and that
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  at the end of the corridor she saw something move, but by the dim
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  light she was not sure what it was. Little by little, she came
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  closer and realized that she was a little girl playing with a doll, which
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  I miss very much, because there were no children in the hospital on that
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  occasion and it was not possible for the girl to be alone without supervision.
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  Suddenly, the lights began to blink and the nurse began to feel very cold
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  and irrational fear. She began to walk back slowly and the girl got up
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  and showed her smile which did not look like an innocent girl, but something
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  evil. The nurse quickly went down the stairs and when she reached the first
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  floor, she told the doctor in turn what had happened and he told her
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  that several nurses had told her that they had seen a girl with the same
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  characteristics in different areas of the hospital. Actually, I started getting really scared,
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  but I didn' t say anything. After that moment of rest,
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  we were all busy for a while in surgery and left Julia alone in the
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  top floor office when the surgery ended and we were walking down the hall.
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  Everything was very quiet until, suddenly, the silence was broken by someone who
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  seemed to be complaining as if he was having a very strong pain. We
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  immediately saw Julia leave the office and head to the room at the end of
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  the hallway, where that terrible sound came from. I was barely turning the
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  knob when one of the nurses in the hallway with us ran to Julia'
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  s. That' s where he grabbed her by the wrist, keeping her
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  from opening the door. He told the girl that no one could get through
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  that room, that sometimes a man' s complaints were heard there, and
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  when someone came in, there was actually no one. I saw in Julia
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  an expression of doubt and astonishment, for I did not understand well what had
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  happened and neither did I. We looked at each other with confusion and the
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  other nurses nodded. Then they kept walking towards the cellar to keep things.
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  But I approached Julia and told her that that had been very weird, and
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  she said yes, that she had been listening to strange things for a while
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  while while checking some papers in the office. She told me that she had
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  heard steps going where she was and that someone had also said her name several
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  times as if they called her. I recalled that my father had told me
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  that when that happens, we should not answer that call, because they are
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  demons and if you answer them, you give them the invitation to enter this
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  world. As he told me, we heard those sounds again. They were
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  heartbreaking, as if someone were dying in life and immediately a guttural voice came
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  from the same room and then the cries of pain from what seemed like millions
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  of people, as if it were from hell itself. In that, Julia
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  and I saw each other in astonishment and fear. I told him we had
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  to see the history of that room to find out who had been the last
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  patient, as it seemed that room had not been used for long. She
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  felt with a gesture of complicity and stealthily went to the office where the files
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  were. Julia went in to look for me, to keep an eye on
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  us. I couldn' t believe that on my first day at work I
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  was living something like that. After five minutes or so, my partner came
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  out with the papers of the last patient in that room. We went to
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  the cellar so no one could see us and opened the envelope. The patient
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  was called Nicolás Hernández and was born in the seventies. He had no address
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  and, from what he said there, he had been in the hospital for
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  over a year. I was diagnosed with a mental illness, something that became
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  rare to me, as those types of patients are usually in a mental health
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  center. His symptoms when he arrived were hypothermia, damage to the central nervous
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  system, and strangely enough. He also arrived with second and third degree burns.
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  My partner and I were confused and we kept reading, but one of
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  the nurses surprised us with the file and asked us why we had it.
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  We told him it was simple curiosity, but we' d return it right
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  away. She told us that she was fine, that she wasn' t
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  going to tell anyone and that she understood what they were feeling, because when
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  she first got there she felt the same and that she wasn' t sure
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  if that feeling was gone, because every night she was going to work with
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  fear so she told us what really happened there. She said that one of
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  the nurses, who had been working there a lot, told her that about
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  fifteen years earlier, at night, the paramedics had arrived with the patient visibly
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  severe, as some people had reported seeing him lying on the street full of
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  burns completely naked. The man was very bad, but more in the psychological
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  aspect, because when he reacted, he began to throw everything around him and
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  to scream with different very thick voices he cried and shouted that he did not
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  want to go back to the hell that was burning and that, please,
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  do not leave him alone. But a few minutes later, terrible sounds came
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  out of his mouth as if he were from another world. They gave them
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  up, put him in the room, healed his burns and took care of
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  him, but despite that, his strange behaviors continued. When they asked the
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  paramedics about the relatives, they said the man was homeless and some people had
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  paid for the service, but they were gone. No one knew who that
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  man was. But shortly after a heart attack led to his death. And
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  since then, in that room very rare things are heard and although they have
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  tried to intern patients, there is impossible because of the foul smell and the
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  screams that are heard at night. Sometimes new nurses, hearing the cries of
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  help or pain, want to go see what happens. But when they come
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  in they leave trembling and sweating cold as if they were seriously ill and that
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  is why they are not allowed to pass to him that room. They say
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  that man was in hell and somehow managed to escape, but that the devil
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  does not forgive him and took him away again. Julia and I petrified when
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  we heard that the truth felt like fear. She invaded my body and thanked
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  the nurse for telling us that story. After that we never listened again to
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  that man' s cries for help and although at first Julia didn' t
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  like me very well, then we became great friends, finished our internships and
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  didn' t go back to the hospital. Never. Everything remains in the
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  past, although sometimes I have nightmares where I hear the man asking for help anonymous account