Things That Go Bump on Night Shift: Nurses Share Their Spookiest Hospital Stories
Monitors beep. Call lights chime. Wheels squeak down hallways. Elevators open and close. And anyone who has worked a night shift knows that a hospital at 3 a.m. can feel very different from the same place at 3 p.m.
But what happens when the call light comes from an empty room? Or you walk past an unoccupied bed and could swear someone was sitting on it?
In honor of Halloween, we asked nurses to share the strange, spooky, and downright unexplained things they’ve experienced while working in hospitals.
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