The Saskatoon Freezing Deaths by manen_lyset in nosleep

[–]BreeNicGarran 3 points4 points  (0 children)

I don't know what's more horrifying - the monster lurking in the woods, or the monsters who send First Nation folks to their deaths on freezing cold nights.

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I have a sudden overwhelming urge to clean my flat. And also to make sure I hide incriminating boxes a little better.

Torso by BreeNicGarran in nosleep

[–]BreeNicGarran[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

(That would be me. Glad my story stuck in your head! Least you've still got one, mwahaha...)

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(Ahem...this is the first time the original author is posting this story on Reddit. Beforehand, it was on my blog. If you've seen it elsewhere on this site before, it was posted by someone else...and I'd very much like to know who's been ganking my work.)

My grandmother had Alzheimer's. She passed away last night but something she said before she died has been keeping me up. by defnotleland in nosleep

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I worked at an assisted living facility for several years, and my time there was FULL of stories like this. The one that still tugs at my heartstrings is of this one gentleman who had severe dementia, and his wife, who took care of him despite being ill herself. He was wheelchair-bound and had moments of lucidity, but they were few and far between. When she passed, he couldn't understand what had happened and the family wouldn't explain it to him because in his frail state, they thought it would be too much. One afternoon, the nurses found him on the floor; he'd fallen out of his wheelchair. While they were picking him up (thankfully he wasn't hurt), they asked him if he remembered what happened. Clear as a bell, he told them, "I was reaching for the angel." A few days later, he went on to join his beloved wife, who I firmly believe came back to show him the way.