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- 0:05There' s a hospital in Jalisco that serves a lot of people. It
- 0:08is a large hospital that treats different types of diseases, so it is a
- 0:13place that is constantly full of people. It is rare to find the corridors
- 0:18alone, but it is common that in the late hours of the night,
- 0:21with fewer people coming and going, some people say that they have seen or
- 0:26felt things they cannot explain. People working in the hemodialysis unit near this corridor
- 0:32to the morgue have always told things about the hallway, like they can hear
- 0:36someone pushing a stretcher or seeing shadows going down the corridor, but looking at
- 0:42them, they can' t see their feet. Many of the patients who
- 0:49have to go through that place to go or come on hemodialysis say they feel
- 0:54a very deep cold as they walk. That' s why even in hot
- 0:58season, the hallway always feels cold and there' s no way to explain
- 1:02it. Guards who check the corridors to see that there are no strangers inside
- 1:07the hospital also tell that, in addition to shadows or the sound of the
- 1:12tires of a stretcher, they have also seen a nurse who goes or comes
- 1:17down the corridors. The people who go to hemodialysis treatment are the ones who
- 1:22have told me the most stories about that corridor. I know these people because
- 1:26I started taking my dad to hemodialysis sessions more than four years ago. During
- 1:33the long wait, many of us talked to hang out and among those talks
- 1:38I have known that many fear that corridor did not pass a week that had
- 1:44begun to take my dad to take those sessions, when he also began to
- 1:48tell me that he did not like to go through that corridor, that he
- 1:52was very cold, that he felt that there was something wrong there. I
- 1:57imagined that people felt that way because you came out of the treatment very sensitive
- 2:01and that' s why they told me that they felt bad when they went
- 2:06through that place. But they say that death calls death and I checked that
- 2:08the saying is very true in that place, death surrounds so the sick can
- 2:14feel it. That' s why they feel that cold. I checked that
- 2:20in such a sad way that it' s impossible for me to forget it.
- 2:23Then I remember it and I still feel my chest shrinking. Besides,
- 2:28I' m afraid for my dad. I hope you can never run into
- 2:30the spectrum I saw one night next to a patient named Maria Carmona. She
- 2:37was a sixty- five- year- old woman, with a very beautiful
- 2:42character. She was always full of love to give to others. She passed
- 2:46away one winter before the pandemic came. That winter I was telling you about
- 2:53was one of the coldest I' ve ever felt. Even snow fell in
- 2:57this state, despite being far from the places where they usually snow. It
- 3:02had already been two weeks that my dad had to be wrapped in blankets so
- 3:07he could withstand the cold feeling that he felt when he passed through the hall
- 3:12of the morgue. I' ve never felt the cold described by the patients.
- 3:16I even came to ask other family members if they deserved to actually feel
- 3:23that feeling of coldness, but it wasn' t that bad, although some
- 3:28of the patients even started to tremble when they spent a night of session,
- 3:32a little more than a week before Mrs Maria died. She left earlier than
- 3:38usual because of a problem with her treatment. Upon leaving, I asked her
- 3:42if she was feeling well and if she wanted me to accompany her to the
- 3:46exit so that they could pick her up to take her home. He said
- 3:50it was okay, not to worry. He took his stuff the way he
- 3:54usually did. Usually, she was going to the exit, not without passing
- 3:58the altar of the virgin who is at the end of the corridor to persignate
- 4:02herself. Then he was on his way. That night, after saying goodbye,
- 4:10she took the road out. As usual, she walked away alone.
- 4:14She was calling to warn her son to stop by. I watched her come
- 4:20out. I was worried that she might feel bad and that no one would
- 4:24help her. So I got a little out of the waiting room to see
- 4:27that she was heading back for the exit. For a moment I felt worried,
- 4:31as Mrs Maria had stopped dry in the middle of the corridor. He
- 4:36had thus turned to his right and had remained looking towards the other corridor,
- 4:41a very small one, through which only the maintenance staff seemed to pass.
- 4:46I was hoping to see someone get out of that hallway or that she would
- 4:50turn to ask for help, but I just saw her standing there. It
- 4:55wasn' t two minutes before I saw her perform. So, when I
- 4:58walked on to her to see what was going on, then she said good
- 5:02night to someone just as I was going to catch up with her. She
- 5:06resumed the road. I called her by name to ask her if she was
- 5:11okay and she turned to see me telling me not to bother going out into
- 5:15the cold for her that she was okay. I was just waving at a
- 5:18person who was in the hallway. I didn' t give the slightest importance
- 5:24to that, but I followed her anyway to make sure she got along.
- 5:27With your son. I watched her get in the car they came in with.
- 5:31For her I said good night and went back to waiting for my dad
- 5:35to get out of treatment back. I walked along the same stretch I had
- 5:41gone through and now completely alone I felt that cold that they said and I
- 5:46slipped to my bones. I hugged my arms thinking I' d have to
- 5:50wear one more sweater. When I went to the sessions and walked towards the
- 5:55hemodialysis entrance I was looking forward. I' m being fucked by a restless
- 6:00aunt. I didn' t want to see anything strange or by mistake,
- 6:03but my fears came true, because when I passed through the small corridor where
- 6:09Mrs Maria had stopped to say good night I came to see that a figure
- 6:14was walking to get inside where there were machines that seemed to throw hot air.
- 6:18The place where they put the bodies is always closed. They only open
- 6:23it to pass with the stretchers that carry the newly deceased. But that little
- 6:28space where the machines go, that hallway is open in the open and anyone
- 6:32can go through there, but it doesn' t lead anywhere. I found
- 6:38it odd to see someone heading to the back of the hall at that time,
- 6:42but as I realized that I saw a figure dressed in skirt and white,
- 6:46I immediately thought of the nurse that some say they can see in that
- 6:50hallway. I arrived in the waiting room and started praying internally. I was
- 6:57afraid to meet that apparition again, but I hesitated for a second. If
- 7:00I wasn' t wrong and I was really a person who worked here.
- 7:05Maybe I' d seen bad because of the lack of rest. That woman
- 7:10looked too sharp to be some kind of ghost. Maybe something bad was going
- 7:15on there, but not necessarily something supernatural. In the morning, my dad
- 7:21went well and calmly. We headed down the hall and looked back to the
- 7:26place where I met that nurse. I didn' t see anything real at
- 7:30the time. I was relieved to think that I was only seeing things because
- 7:34of the fear I felt, so I decided to leave those ideas for peace
- 7:39to avoid scaring my dad unnecessarily. It was almost two days after we went
- 7:45back to the hospital. As usual, we arrived early, so I stood
- 7:48in the space where I could see towards the entrance so that I could see
- 7:53my dad' s shift mates arrive so that I could greet some with whom
- 7:58I had already made friends. The patients began to pass, but Mrs Maria
- 8:03did not arrive and I was just worried I was looking for her number to
- 8:07call her. When I saw her bend the corner, heading to the waiting
- 8:11room, I was calm to see her return even though she had not been
- 8:16able to receive her past treatment. I thought something bad was happening to him
- 8:22seeing that he didn' t come alone. As always, someone came after
- 8:24her looking after her was walking slower than usual. Before I could approach the
- 8:31lady so I could ask her about her health, I was called by the
- 8:35nurses to give her the medication my dad needed. I went back to see
- 8:41if there was enough time for the lady to cross the hall and be able
- 8:45to ask her about her health. He went in waving to everyone and began
- 8:48to enlist to enter succession. I was surprised to see her come in alone
- 8:54if she came with me. Maybe her escort had come back for something outside.
- 8:58Everything went smoothly. She had told everyone that she was grateful for our
- 9:03interest in her health, that she would gradually feel better, as she had
- 9:07had some problems with the catheter in her neck to do the hemodialysis. After
- 9:15a few days I had already forgotten what I had seen in the hallway.
- 9:18When Mrs Maria, speaking with me before succession, told me that she already
- 9:24had a few times that she ran into the same nurse on the way out,
- 9:28but that she was not known the uniform she wore, because now the
- 9:33colors of the vest were different. I told her that I too had seen
- 9:37a nurse walk down the hall, but that I had seen her get into
- 9:41the hallway where the machines are. Things stayed that way. Neither of us
- 9:46suspected that we were seeing a ghost or something else, but in the next
- 9:52session again I saw that they were accompanying Mrs Mary. I' m sure
- 9:56I saw a woman that night. I' m sure I saw a young
- 10:01girl behind her, at the moment that Mary bent to the left to pass
- 10:05through the hallway, which leaves her right in front of the driveway, I
- 10:09saw well that there was a young woman accompanying her. Then I didn'
- 10:15t see her She seemed to have returned, leaving the lady alone to go
- 10:20to the waiting room, where we were all fleeing the cold. Intrigued by
- 10:24that, I decided to ask Doña María openly if she had been accompanied by
- 10:30a stretch to the entrance to see that she arrived well until the entrance of
- 10:33the waiting room. But she told me not that, as usual, she
- 10:37would come alone so that her children would not be so clear, for she
- 10:41had agreed with them that they would only pick her up at the exit so
- 10:46that they could sleep more. Even though my face was probably pale, so
- 10:50I just found out. I dissimulated as best I could the fear I felt
- 10:54when I knew that there was no one with her, because I was sure
- 10:58that those two times that that young woman came near her after fifteen days,
- 11:05from the first time I saw the figure of the accompanying woman one night,
- 11:09I looked at her better and saw her dressed as a nurse. I had
- 11:11no doubts anymore. It was more than once I' d seen that.
- 11:16Surely something strange was going on, or I was seeing something supernatural. The
- 11:22Monday of the following week, she came with her son. He walked with
- 11:26difficulty and seemed to lack air. When he walked in where we were waiting.
- 11:31She immediately passed without having the courage to say hello. He just said
- 11:37good night, general, and then he went into the hemodialysis room. Her
- 11:41son stayed behind and I could ask her if she was okay, but with
- 11:46concern she told me that she had a few hours that she had been feeling
- 11:50bad about the nothingness that she thought she might have eaten something that she did
- 11:54not like. They were going to wait for her to be treated to see
- 11:58if she had a consultation or would stay for a rest. The next day
- 12:03at home, I sympathized with her concern for her mother. I wished him
- 12:07soon to recover and I dedicated myself to mine I pulled out the seam he
- 12:11had taken me to spend the time waiting for my dad to come out that
- 12:18night. Again, the lady had left before everyone had told her that now
- 12:22if she had covered her catheter that she had to go to get a new
- 12:26one, she got tired. Her son put her chair up for him and
- 12:31sat her down and told her to wait for her in the car to take
- 12:35her home. I was talking to her for a few minutes. He told
- 12:41me not to worry about taking away my doubts. I asked her if she
- 12:46had been seeing a girl or a nurse at the entrance to the hospital and
- 12:52she said yes, that she had a few weeks, that she always agreed
- 12:56with a nurse she was saying good night to, but she only answered the
- 13:01greeting with a slight bow. The nurse never answered him, only turned to
- 13:05see him and nodded as a sign of returning the greeting. I was shocked.
- 13:09No one else had seen a nurse come to hear in the hallway when
- 13:13she was leaving, but I clearly remembered that she had started to say good
- 13:18night to someone when she was passing by the hallway, I didn' t
- 13:24know what to say. Actually, Mrs Mary was seeing a spirit. I
- 13:28didn' t understand why, either. On several occasions I had also seen
- 13:31it, although no one else seemed to see it. I didn' t
- 13:37say anything in the end. I thought it wouldn' t be wise to
- 13:41tell her that I hadn' t seen the nurse more than once or twice
- 13:43and that no one else had. I figured it might affect you badly without
- 13:48saying words about the matter. I said goodbye to her and curiously, she
- 13:52told me that I no longer felt like coming to the hospital that the cold
- 13:58had tired her. Then he laughed at her and stopped as if nothing took
- 14:03the small chair in which she was sitting, hung it on her arm like
- 14:07a bag and told me that she would better go wait for her son where
- 14:11the altar of the virgin was, because from there she could see the best.
- 14:16When she arrived to get in the car quickly because she felt terribly tired.
- 14:20I wanted to persuade her not to leave. It wasn' t a
- 14:24good idea for him to move alone feeling bad. Also, the cold I
- 14:28was making was not going to make her feel better, as she gratified at
- 14:31the end of the corridor would feel more air, so it was only better
- 14:37to wait in the heat of the waiting room that was full of patients and
- 14:41companions. So, somehow, the company warmed us all up, even though
- 14:46I was begging her very determinedly she started walking. I told her I was
- 14:52with her and at that moment I was called to go with the nurse who
- 14:56was with my dad, despite the one I asked her to wait for me.
- 15:01He didn' t listen to me and no one else did anything to
- 15:03keep him from coming out. After all, almost everyone in that place cares
- 15:07only about our patients, so we don' t pay attention to others,
- 15:11unless we' re very close or they ask us for help directly without listening
- 15:16to me. She went down the hall alone and I entertained myself more than
- 15:22I wanted, as my dad had become ill. During treatment. When I
- 15:28was receiving the instructions, I saw a lady named Lucia entering the altered waiting
- 15:33room and several people had put themselves around her asking her questions. When I
- 15:41finished my dad' s status report. I rushed out to phone my daughter
- 15:45to pick me up, because she didn' t want to take me to
- 15:48her grandfather. So, tired in a cab, the best thing was for
- 15:52her to come after us. So, in case we get sick, we
- 15:56could go back to the hospital soon for care. I remember I was just
- 16:03going to ask her how my daughter was when I heard screams in the hallway.
- 16:07Almost everyone who was waiting for their patients ran out to see what it
- 16:11was about, but I went back to the room to wait for them to
- 16:15call me to move my dad in the wheelchair. Little by little I saw
- 16:21the matter getting bigger. The doctor had rushed out to the end of the
- 16:26corridor then I saw other people arriving at the place where the Virgin of Guadalupe
- 16:32was. Even though I was waiting for my dad I got as close as
- 16:36I could to the exit door of the waiting room and asked another lady who
- 16:40knew what had happened. The soul came out of my body when he told
- 16:45me that Mrs Mary had apparently had an accident near the altar to the Virgin.
- 16:52He had fallen with all the scandal. I didn' t know for
- 16:56sure what was going on. Many came in and out of the room looking
- 17:00for things. Then the patients began to get out of treatment, family members
- 17:07began to stop them from going out into the hallway so they wouldn' t
- 17:11see all the movement that was going on outside. I stayed with my dad
- 17:15waiting for them to tell us what was going on and after a while there
- 17:18was a guard who was going to show us the other place we could go
- 17:22that night, because the space where the corridor was was going to be closed.
- 17:26At the moment I thought I had failed some part of the floor or
- 17:32sunk, causing the fall of Doña Maria. I also imagined that something had
- 17:37fallen from above or that I had put my foot in some hole, because
- 17:41nothing indicated that something else had happened. Besides, nobody knew more than me.
- 17:45Everyone thought she had fallen for some reason. When we were on our
- 17:51way out, everyone was asking for her before God or talking about Mrs Mary,
- 17:56because we expected her to recover from the accident she had suffered. Unfortunately,
- 18:02it had not been a simple fall or blow to. The next morning
- 18:06we were all told that Mrs Mary' s wake would be in a certain
- 18:10place. We were also informed of the time and temple where the Mass would
- 18:14be. No one asked anything out of fear, so a few days later
- 18:19we found out from a nurse that Doña Maria had given a vascular brain accident.
- 18:23While he was waiting for his son. Sit down. Apparently, she
- 18:27felt that she was lacking in strength and where she could. I had placed
- 18:32the little chair to sit and wait. That place had been near the altar
- 18:37of the Virgin, inside the corridor of the morgue. She had gone back
- 18:41to the floor when that happened and that' s why people started running,
- 18:45because someone had caught up to see how the lady had fallen from the seat
- 18:51she was in. Then the doctor, his son, and another person from
- 18:56the hospital had arrived to move her onto a stretcher and lead to the emergency
- 19:00area. Unfortunately, they couldn' t do anything. It was so sudden
- 19:06that he had died at the time. We were all dismayed. The night
- 19:11after the treatment, the death of that woman had become a lot of rumors
- 19:15and conjecture because Lucia the lady, who had entered the waiting room that night,
- 19:22was not afraid to witness the fall of the lady. That night,
- 19:30when Mary died, she had gone to the bathroom and had seen her as
- 19:33a nurse. I was walking down the hall to the exit. Everything seemed
- 19:37normal to him until he fixed his sight on it and between the shadows of
- 19:41the corridor, because the place was not fully illuminated with the lights. He
- 19:47saw that this figure had no legs, only floated and as he turned around
- 19:52to leave, he heard how Doña Maria had given him the good night.
- 19:56Lucia cried inconsolably of the, of the, of the, of the,
- 19:59of the or that she no longer wanted to go through that corridor, because
- 20:03she was afraid to see that nurse, because something bad could happen to her
- 20:07if she saw her again. Relan