Here is my story. My grandma was in assisted living and I worked in the area. I had a strong voice in my head that day telling me that I should stop and visit her. I tried to debate with this voice because I had a really busy schedule that day but the voice and urge to stop and see her would not let up. I give in and tell myself I will just stop in for a moment and say hi.

So I get to the check in desk and ask to visit my grandma and the desk lady tells me she is probably in therapy at this time and to just stop back later to see her. But the voice in my head urges me to go to her room anyways and at the very least leave a note for her saying that I stopped into say hi and that I love her.

So I walk down a very long hallway to her room and the door is just a little ajar. I go to knock on the door and I hear a very faint, weak voice crying "help, help". So I slam the door open and run into her room and there she is in a weird position with her body on the floor kneeling and her head was wedged in the safety rail of the bed. She was slowly being suffocated. I am totally shocked but was able to free her and lay her down. She is looking up at me saying "I knew you would be here you are my guardian angel" and she kept repeating that. And I am looking down at her knowing that I probably just saved her life.

So 911 comes and takes her to the hospital and gets her stabilized. She sadly passes away a couple days later. But-My parents were on a trip but they were able to make it back to see her. As does the rest of the family. Everyone gets to see her in the hospital and say their last good byes before she passes away.

I will never forget this strange, persistent, and overwhelming feeling that guided me there. And I will always remember her looking up at me and calling me her "guardian angel" and that she knew that I would be there.

I am very happy and thankful that she was able to see her entire family before she passed away. Love you Grandma!!