EL DIABLO CAMINABA EN LOS PASILLOS DEL HOSPITAL / RELATOS ATERRADORES DE ENFERMERAS / L.C.E.

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Or the whole Community. My name
is Celeste. Suri I am a nurse

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and I want to tell you a
story that happened to me, an experience

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that is 100% real, even
if it seems too much. In my

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years as a nurse I have cared
for different patients, elderly, adults and

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children. The latter, in particular, are the ones with which I work

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best, since the vast majority of
children are well- behaved, comply with

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orders and, while some are tantrums, it is nothing that candy can'

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t solve. One time I was
looking after a child and this child I

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always have in my mind, it' s hard to forget. He was

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a very young boy, he would
be a few ten years old at the

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most eleven. He was very tender, but for his bad luck he had

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been whipped by a very serious illness, a respiratory illness, and had had

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complications. The child had been under
observation for a few days. Sometimes he

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would leave and come back again,
so he was very delicate in health And

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even though we had him in a
room where he could live with several children,

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it happened that at that very moment
no child was hospitalized, so he

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had to spend the rest of the
day alone and also during the night.

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His parents and sisters came during the
day. I took care of him during

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the night and knew he was sad, so he started talking to him about

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different topics and that' s how
it was, holding on to me to

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tell me something. He asked me, Miss, you know all the children

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who are here, that is,
those who are here, maybe those who

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are in another room, in another
room. I told him that yes and

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that at that very moment there were
no other children, but they would be

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in the same room together with him. He stared at me and he told

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me how. I thought there were
more kids. I said no again,

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that he was the only one.
At least at the time. You never

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know if you arrive tomorrow to one
or maybe even as you have happened in

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it other times we are completely filled. That one came out childish. The

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boy hesitated at first, but told
me that during the night a strange child

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came to visit him. He was
a child who his presence told me was

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unpleasant, as I told him that
he had little life left, that he

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was going to die soon in days
rather and that he did not like it.

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Apart from the ugly words he was
saying to her. His appearance was

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not that of a normal child.
It was dark, completely dark. It

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was like a shadow. His eyes
were equally dark. In fact, that

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boy said that if he stayed there
was a corner on some wall where there

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was no light, he easily burned
himself, flaunted his voice, was a

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little snoring, a little scratchy,
and in case it wasn' t a

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bit short, he told me that
this kid had a tail behind him.

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I was extremely shocked by what he
was saying to me. The boy was

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shaking. I was afraid to tell
myself this, but I attributed it to

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him that maybe I had a nightmare, maybe all that was leading to a

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stress that I had was alone and
I had been in hospital for several days,

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so I tried to calm him down
and tell him that, if necessary,

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I would stay with him so that
that such child would not come to

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bother him. Suddenly his face of
terror changed a smile. I was so

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glad I stayed with him. I
waited for him to fall asleep and sat

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down with him for a few minutes
and he was close. I' m

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a nurse and not just this kid' s. I have a lot of

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patients during the night, so I
told him that to placate him a little

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bit, I left and came back
in the minutes. This child was awake

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and angry also in the frightened part. He rebuked me, told me he

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was going to stay with me.
He told me that kid wasn' t

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coming. I, in the same
way, tried to reassure him and told

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him there was no child. He
answered me with something that left me extremely

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shocked. He told me that boy
came and laughed at you. He told

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me he was upstairs and then went
to surgeries that he had no plans to

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sleep with me at all. I
didn' t know what to answer.

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The journey was the same as I
had already done, but that child I

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was sleeping how I could see where
I had gone. I could only see

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that I had left the room,
but my path, my course, what

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I had done, how it was
possible for me to know. This sparked

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my curiosity and I told him I
was going to stay with him now.

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There were some things I had to
do, but it wasn' t going

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to take me that long, so
I sat on the side of the bed

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in what this child fell asleep.
He told me, Miss, please don

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' t leave me. He told
me I' m going to die tomorrow.

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Please don' t leave me.
It was obvious that his vital signs

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were very bad, so I spoke
to more specialists to regulate it. The

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boy fell asleep and I stayed with
him inevitably, by doing nothing and sitting

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down, I just ended up sleeping. I didn' t sleep completely.

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I was sleeping and in that dream
that doesn' t wake up sometimes or

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see a child in front of me, the room wasn' t fully illuminated,

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so I could only see it in
the dark. There, in the

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distance between the other beds, I
stared at the pair listening to a laugh.

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I thought this kid got out of
his bed, so I told him

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not to leave. Lie down,
he' s not sleepy. I'

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m still slitting my eyes. This
kid kept standing there watching me react to

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what I said louder and louder that
you won' t listen to me I

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told you to go to bed.
Don' t be like that with me,

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except at night. Please, that' s where this kid runs and

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hides, and this scared the shit
out of me. You know why alex

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because the boy never lit up,
it was completely dark and when he turned

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around to run and hide I saw
a tail coming out from behind him.

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I got up right away. I
looked into the bed and my boy,

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the one I was taking care of
there, was asleep. He had not

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disobeyed me. He was there with
a lot of terror. I took my

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cell phone and put it in lamp
mode almost taking tiny alex steps but taking

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the courage I had. I started
exploring every rhino in the room, under

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the beds, in the corners,
on the side of the tables, but

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I didn' t find any strange
children. I stayed with this kid what

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was left of the shift and the
next day something unfortunate happened. Something happened

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that left me thinking about this kid
until today. This one passed away sadly.

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He did it in the afternoon hours
when I wasn' t there.

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They gave me the news when I
arrived, as I said, that strange

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boy with a tail. I don' t know what it was. I

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don' t know what entity or
ghost or spirit. I don' t

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know what it is. The only
thing I' m sure of is that

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it' s not nice. It' s a being who likes to hurt

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others and torment them, just like
he did with that little hello. My

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name is Verónica González and I want
to share my experience with you. I

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work as a nurse and I have
worked in different places. The experience I

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want to tell you didn' t
happen to me inside a hospital. We

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could say it happened to me in
the parking lot of paramedics, as you

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can expect, both nurses for medical
doctors do a lot of camaraderie, not

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all of us, but the vast
majority of us get along well. So

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I made a lot of friends that
were for doctors. With them I would

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eat, go out, talk and
stuff. They also have very interesting stories

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to tell. Maybe I' ll
share one with another. From the experiences

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they have told me, it turns
out that I was going to the paramedics

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' parking lot to eat there.
It is a very quiet place and,

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above all, there was a doctor
named Raul. Raúl was my friend since

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he had come in. He was
a very funny person. I was relaxing,

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just like my colleagues usually had dinner
there, because we were moving away

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from the whole work environment, that
is, seeing corridors, living rooms,

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beds, the armchairs in the waiting
room, because you want to get rid

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of that a little bit, at
least in your meal schedule. I had

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the habit of going to dinner there
together with everyone and then leaving. But

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there was a time when I was
going to these parking lots, but there

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was no one inside. I was
alone. I had passed it to all

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my colleagues, but I thought maybe
Raul or one of the paramedics was still

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out there. It was very normal
for certain doctors to stay in the ambulances.

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This was good for two things,
because if there was an emergency call

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quickly because they were already there,
they would turn on the ambulance and go

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right away, so I thought maybe
Raul was already in the ambulance. There

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were two ambulances, partly units with
numbers which I had very well located,

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which was where I was. Him. I would go and knock on the

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door, two little touches, as
if you were knocking on a door and

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he would answer me when he was
asleep, he would only answer me with

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two touches, just as much so
that I would wait for him. What

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he was getting off because he usually
grabbed him asleep, since we ate about

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three o' clock in the morning. I walked into these units. In

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the first one I went and gave
him all three touches, but no one

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answered me. I went next door
and again two three touches and this time

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they did answer me. They knocked
on the door from the inside, so

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I quickly thought Raul was there.
I said hurry up, I want dinner.

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I was having dinner inside the ambulance, but the seconds passed by,

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a full minute, two minutes and
no one left. I started to knock

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again I hit the door twice,
this time in a rougher, stronger way

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and from inside the ambulance they answered
me again this time with the same number

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of touches I had given the door, but from inside, in fact,

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there was someone I thought Raul was
playing a joke on me and it was

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not weird on him. He had
a strange sense of humor. I'

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m being asked. I was waiting
for him and that' s another two

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minutes and I play him again three
times and again they answer me from the

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inside at that moment and he starts
screaming Raúl. Raul already skipped what you

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' re doing when in that a
very familiar voice yells at me, but

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behind my veronic back what brings you
why you' re screaming. As crazy

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as I turn around, I see
it' s Raúl. There he was

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at the door with one hand.
He told me to come. I didn

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' t know how to respond.
I was surprised. There was someone inside

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the ambulance but he wasn' t
leaving. I went immediately with him and

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told him where you were. Raúl
told me that everyone was waiting for me

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that this time they were eating in
the dining room, as there was more

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space because of some schedules that had
moved. But before I left I approached

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him and told him to listen to
who' s in this ambulance. The

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stranger looked at me and told me
but that' s my ambulance. There

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' s only three of us and
all three of us are eating. In

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fact, I should be eating.
I told him there' s no one

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else there. Someone got into the
ambulance. He answered me very relaxed.

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Ay veronica, what do you say
the keys we have. The ambulance'

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s closed. I told him,
there' s no one there. I

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was knocking on the door and they
answered me. It' s just us

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and Mira. This is the key. I took the key and told him

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if you don' t believe me
come see him. He just threw me

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crazy and said to me Mira,
do what you want I wait for you

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here He left and I, so
to speak, with some anger and anger

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and also curiously wanted to know who
was the one in there. He can

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' t have been a thief,
he can' t be a thug.

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Maybe it was one of those nurses
or doctors that I knew was making a

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joke on me, so I went
immediately to open the ambulance door and,

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at the time I opened it,
a very nauseating edour impressed me completely.

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It stinked, but not from a
smell it stinked soberly. It was a

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smell like rot. It was a
very unpleasant smell. On the ambulance floor

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above the stretcher, I saw someone
being found was a body, probably the

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person who was messing with me.
The joke. He was posing as a

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body another detail to know that this
person had a lousy sense of humor,

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as that is not to be played
with. I went to him and only

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lifted the blanket to the height of
his chest. I could only see his

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head, shoulder and part of his
chest, but what I saw at all

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was pleasant. It was an alex
corpse, a decaying corpse. There her

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skin was sucked, stuck to the
bones with that greenish tone. Their eyes

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were subdued inwards. His teeth were
sticking out, his lips were completely sucked.

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His whole skin looked like paper gripped, stuck to his bones. I

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ran out of the ambulance screaming,
as not only had I seen that corpse,

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but also flies had fired from it
and a few of these flies had

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entered my mouth. I almost ran
and vomited too because of all the fuss

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I was making. My colleagues came
quickly and asked me what happens to see

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unique, what you have. I
just told them there was a body in

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the ambulance. There was a dead
body in there how we might have missed

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it. Perhaps he was a person
who was coming and because sadly on the

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way he died and he did not
get off. Although the appearance of that

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corpse was more like days of not
recent rapul to the pair of others,

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for doctors. It was that ambulance
and also nurses, but they didn'

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t find anyone. The body was
no longer there. They started checking all

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the ambulances one by one, one
by one, but it was in vain.

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The body already found us. I
went back to the ambulance and checked

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the whole stretcher was perfect, clean, there were no flies, much less

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a nauseating edour. I didn'
t know how to explain what I had

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lived and if I wasn' t
pure, the staff who' s been

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there for more years would have been
crazy, because they were the only ones

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who believed in me and told the
others that I was telling the truth.

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They told us that in the parking
lot of the paramedics it is never advisable

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to go only one that better go
two by some strange coincidence. People who

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go into this parking lot alone always
see things, things like the one I

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saw, maybe it' s the
souls that couldn' t get to the

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hospital. They stayed there since that
day. No. No, no,

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no bus I went back into that
parking lot at least alone and served as

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an example, since even paramedics didn' t either. They were always accompanied,

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something that doesn' t have much
explanation, just that the lives that

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are lost there somehow are tied to
the ambulances Hello good night. My name

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is Maira Fernández. The next story
belongs to my mother. My mother is

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currently a nurse, already works in
a hospital, but like many of us,

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she goes through certain streaks where she
doesn' t get a job,

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more specifically in some hospital or clinic. My mother, at that time,

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had to serve as a private nurse, either to families or to other companies.

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And on this occasion I want to
tell you two experiences. What happened

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to her while she was working as
a nurse. One of them happens with

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a family. We could say it
was a young marriage. Only in the

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house was the husband and the wife
children there was or at least that'

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s what they had told him.
My mother went to this house, interviewed

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her and, once everything was in
order, the day shift nurse, since

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she was going to be there overnight, told her that there were only certain

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instructions she had to follow. His
place of work was only in the living

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room, in the kitchen and in
the lady' s bedroom. For no

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reason did he have to enter the
other rooms motive. The truth is,

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he didn' t get hit.
And my mother, because she didn'

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t care much either. She went
to work and for a few days everything

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was more than perfect. My mother
worked her hours, left her job,

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arrived and within what fits, with
the lady who needed the attentions, a

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young lady, a lady who had
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He was also fine, he had
his complications, but he was mostly

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stable. Most of the day I
was immersed in pills and my mother rarely

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saw her awake, as when she
arrived she was already asleep. She only

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woke her up to take her pills
and immediately go to sleep. No one

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is surprised to know that that kind
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them to have the heaviest sleep.
So immediately after the lady took them,

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she went to sleep again. My
mother, most of the time, was

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totally alone, as the husband also
left at night. Most of the day

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he was there in the day,
as he slept and socialized a little with

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his wife, and in the evening
he left to be noticed. My mother

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spent almost entirely alone during the night
with the sleeping woman and she simply aware

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of the slope. It happened that
she had the bad luck that the rule

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that that nurse had made her was
not that she disobeyed her, but that

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either the husband or the other nurse
had left an open door, the door

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opened precisely on one side of the
bedroom where she was going to check it.

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Ma' am. When my mother
passed through that hallway, she heard

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a very particular, very familiar sound, which reminded her of those days when

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she was a Primarisa mother. He
heard the noise that a child would make

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a baby maybe a few months,
those whining, those crying. My mother

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says she didn' t pay attention
to this at first, as it happens

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very quickly. Maybe he said it
was the mind. Sometimes he doesn'

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t pull tricks, so he went
on with his job. It was with

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the lady the girl saw that everything
was fine and once she left the bedroom

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again, passing through that hallway,
she heard that complaint coming from inside the

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room. This time again, this
time stronger and much clearer. My mother

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went up to that room and opened
the door little by little, just to

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find that it was a child'
s room. Everything was painted in blue,

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with superhero dinosaurs, child cushions,
children' s toys, a baby

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' s toys, and in the
middle of this room was a crib and

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inside it was a child, a
baby that my mother says was practically a

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newborn. I wasn' t crying
too loud. That' s why he

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was moving. I was crying,
so my mother instinctively approaches him, loads

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him and starts checking him out,
what my mother says is that she notes

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that this child is very cold and
even with the mameluco he brings, you

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can feel that inside it is cold. His hands are cold. His face,

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his cheeks, it was like the
kid was interrupting. The whole room

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was closed, so there was heat
inside it, but the child looked like

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ice cream as if they just put
it in a blizzard. My mother immediately

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carries him, starts rolling, patting
him and then puts him back inside the

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crib to midway down and prepare something. She thinks that if they have a

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baby to, they best have milk
powder, some mommy, some pussy,

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something strange, since she hadn'
t seen any of that and by the

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way she' s going to mark
the other nurse too, because she says

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how she thinks about it. Not
telling me anything about the boy and how

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good he left the door open,
because if not who knows what would have

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happened, the strange thing is that
my mother finds nothing. There' s

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no milk, there' s no
mommy, there' s nothing. It

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was as if a baby wasn'
t contemplated there as she can, since

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she can' t leave the house
and she can' t wake up much

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less the lady and the husband is
working. She starts making them by making

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tea for herself while talking to that
nurse, she starts to complain because she

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hadn' t told her anything about
the child, since she might even have

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lost her life if she didn'
t go into the room These children have

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to eat every few times, but
the illness the other nurse answers, which

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she is older and has been working
with that couple for the last few months.

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The first thing he gets from her
is a scolding. She tells him

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I specifically told you not to go
into any room. Why you disobeyed that.

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My mother replies to him, obviously, and it' s a good

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thing I came in. Why don' t you tell me there' s

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a kid. These children, especially
at their age, practically look like a

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newborn, need attention. Why didn' t you tell me we have one

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here and don' t tell me
I' ve had it all these days,

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because by miracle that baby is still
alive. The other nurse tells my

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mother don' t get upset I' m going there and don' t

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get scared either. But there'
s no child in the house. My

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mother, at first, can'
t process these words. It' s

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like there' s not gonna be
any kids. I just loaded it,

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I, I just held it,
I just saw your room. There'

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s obviously a kid. Words more
words less end up hanging the phone.

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My mother climbs the room again with
the tea in a cup. I knew

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there' s no mommy either,
he doesn' t even know how he

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' s gonna give it to her
when. In that, when you open

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the door, notice that there is
precisely a room of a baby. The

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toys are still there, the dinosaurs
the cradle, but inside there is no

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child anymore. The baby was gone. He' s a month- old

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baby, he can' t crawl
much, let alone run up like he

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could have gone. Despite having all
these questions, my mother starts looking all

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over the room, but without success
until the other nurse arrives in a matter

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of two hours. She was already
going to stay there, as she was

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going to continue her shift. But
before she explains to my mother that she

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has not been the only nurse who
has carried that baby, that many others

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who had come during the night and
even she herself has loaded it and seen

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it, but that it is not
real. For this very reason, she

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tries to keep the door closed so
that those whining, those crying, will

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not be heard by the other nurse
who stays at night. The nurse tells

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my mother that the marriage was about
to have a child, but that it

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was a traffic accident that was not
very serious, because there were no deaths

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The mother of the child, the
wife of the marriage was badly injured,

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she was ahead of the birth and
lost the child in it. Hence why

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she needed so many attentions, since
that wife still did not recover at all,

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especially knowing that she had lost her
baby, the husband. That'

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s why I was always so serious. I didn' t know how to

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deal with all this. He had
lost his son and his wife was lying

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in bed. That room was ready
for that baby coming. My mother continued

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to go with this family they needed
her. They were in a complicated situation

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and despite having continued to go for
months. He never opened that door again,

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and every time he found it,
he would close it immediately, even

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if every time he got it that
way. He always listened to the whining

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and weeping of that baby, that
baby that sadly could not be born.

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Another story that happened to my mother, Alex. This time it happened to

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him in a hospital. She cared
for different people like any nurse and went

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in just to do her job.
There was one patient I was chatting with

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a little bit, but no one
particularly special among all those patients. She

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says she had an old lady,
a granny. I give her more shifts.

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Sometimes I saw her in the morning, again in the afternoon, and

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other times I stopped by to check
her during the night. Granny entered this

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hospital and was hospitalized, but sadly
her health was getting worse and worse.

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Her family went and visited her every
afternoon. I always had hi or daughter

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- in- law or her son
or grandchildren, my mother when it was

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her turn in the afternoon. I
always saw them there around four or five

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o' clock in the afternoon.
When I came in I greeted them to

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talk a little with them and I
just came out Assie. It turns out

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that on one occasion, when she
entered this old lady' s room,

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she saw her alone, something that
seemed very strange to her. She came

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in and greeted her. She was
cool watching a photograph. They greeted each

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other, spoke a little only and
this granny asks for a favor. My

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mother is told by my child you
can do me a favor. My family

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members are in the waiting room You
could take this picture and something else in

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my bag In the last closure to
the bottom, there' s another one,

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please take them. My mother took
the bag and even took time to

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find that closure because it was noticeable
that they had done it on purpose.

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That closure wasn' t meant for
the bag. He took the picture and

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Granny thanked him. Before she left, Granny told my mother something else.

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Little girl, I' m sorry
to bother you, just tell my family

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and my son or my daughter-
in- law that in my closet in

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the back where I put my shoes, there' s a drawer in the

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squint. That drawer has some gold
bracelets pocketed tell them to use them not

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to spend their money just tell them
that, please, my mother says she

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asked with so much but so patience
and kindness that she couldn' t refuse.

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My mother went out of the room, said goodbye to the old lady

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and walked into the waiting room,
where we are her relatives. When she

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arrived with the relatives, she noticed
something strange because she saw them torn apart,

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the relatives were in the armchairs,
accompanied also by the grandchildren, some

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teenagers and other children. The woman
was crying, just like the lady'

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s son. In front of them
was a doctor. My mother didn'

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t know how to interrupt, so
they inevitably saw her presence. She was

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standing only aside until everyone turned around
and saw her. At the same time.

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My mother' s a little sorry, she says sorry I don'

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t want to interrupt anything. I' m just here to bring you this.

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I went in with the lady and
asked me to bring them those photographs

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and also before they left, I
told them that in the closet to the

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bottom, where this lady keeps her
shoes, there is a drawer in the

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corner. Inside this drawer are some
gold bracelets in a bag. He told

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me to use them, not to
spend money to get an idea. My

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mother thought this was probably due to
some surgery, perhaps because of some very

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expensive medication. And Granny wanted to
help. Good. Older adults are known

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to keep valuable things in their own
homes, under their bed, in their

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closets, and Granny wanted to contribute. When they give the pictures to the

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relatives, they still start crying more, but also surprised and ask my mother

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how she said this. He told
you yesterday or in the morning. The

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doctor was also staring at him without
any particular sensation, and my mother had

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to answer, as everyone was surrounding
him. She said she didn' t

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just tell me. Right now,
I' m from your room. I

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went to check on him. She
was sitting there. In fact, it

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was weird for me not to see
them with her, as it is the

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schedule where they are with her,
the relatives, the doctor, all of

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them were running immediately, including my
mother. She was curious about what was

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happening, but what they saw was
the resting body of a lifeless old woman,

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or an old woman who told my
mother the doctor had lost her life

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about half an hour or forty minutes
ago had fought for her, but had

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not reacted, so they asked my
mother again how she knew all that.

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My mother, with all the sympathy
and all the shame, told you,

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gentlemen, it is in being what
I tell you. I just told myself.

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Right now, about five minutes ago
I came in, I don'

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t know how to explain it,
but when I came in I saw the

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lady sitting on her bed, not
lying down and much less so it turns

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out that the gold bracelets were going
to be used in the wake, because

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the family, because it was from
those kind of families who had little resources

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and almost all the money was being
taken by the grandmother' s treatments.

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Those bracelets and chains of gold served
to give him holy burial and My mother

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knows this very well, because within
a few days the son returned and thanked

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my mother for giving him that fact, because with that money they buried that

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one. Madam, a story that
my mother my mother, is very surprised

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to be able to tell you.
A granny who spoke from the afterlife Hello

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Alex and the entire community of the
haunted crypt. My name is Susana Rón.

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I live in Queretaro. My sister
and I have grown up together most

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of our lives. Now that we' re big enough, we practically get

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so used to each other that we
decide to live together. Both my sister

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and I decided to study similar professions. While I opted for psychology, my

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brother opted for nursing. Today everyone
works in their area and, as I

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said, we live together in the
same house. It is for this very

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reason that the next experience I want
to share with you. I' m

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100% sure it was real.
My sister is not given these experiences or

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to relate these tales that are of
terror, which are of fear. In

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fact, she' s very scary. They don' t like to hear

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them, so when he told me
this, I' m 100% sure

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he didn' t lie to me
before telling them the story. I want

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to tell you something they were telling
my sister as soon as she went to

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work in this hospital. It was
a private hospital, and there was a

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legend, a legend that told me
almost immediately after his day of work.

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The first day he worked. They
gave him this warning he didn' t

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have to do when he was on
guard duty during the night, and it

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' s that in the pediatric area, in the area where all the children

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are, the newborns and also the
patients who are twelve years old and down,

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all those little people are accumulated in
a certain area. This is more

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than anything so that pediatricians, so
that nurses, who are more familiar with

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small patients, would be nearby and
could come immediately. There they also had

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children who were in very poor health, both newborns who were put in incubators,

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as well as other children older than
them who had had an accident.

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When there were many patients, it
was two nurses who stayed there, but

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when there were not many children,
one was enough and left over to do

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all the night watch. My sister
had to do that night shift in the

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pediatrics area several times. And just
when he had to cover this shift,

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this story came to his head.
It is said and recommended that nurses who

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were on that shift, precisely in
that area, did not have to sleep

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for anything. It' s more
than if you wanted to sleep, to

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ask a colleague of yours to stay
there and you could go to sleep quietly,

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but not in that area. In
that area, even if there were

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two nurses, one could not sleep
there. And this is because well,

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because it' s said that if
a nurse falls asleep in that area,

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one of those little patients would die. That night. It didn' t

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matter that none of the patients were
urgent, It didn' t matter that

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none of the patients were very sick
in terminal phase, that the children were

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born perfectly healthy. If a nurse
fell asleep in that area, one of

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those children and about one of eight, twelve, ten or one newborn died

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that night. Precisely my sister remembered
this and it is because of this that

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every time she had to be in
that area, the greater number of times

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that touched her there touched her alone, because there were not many patients.

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He always kept awake, always expectant, but we' re human. One

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night she was very tired, one
night she had not been able to sleep

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well between the day and this because
of the celebrations of the end of the

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year we had some noisy neighbors,
so it was impossible to fall asleep.

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When she arrived in her area,
she even asked for relief, though clear

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to cover for another nurse to go
to sleep. You can' t make

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this change all night at most.
It' s two or three hours at

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most, and my sister, even
though she had slept three hours there,

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wasn' t enough, she came
back to her post and was in her

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office, since the nurse in that
area has her own room, where she

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has all the files. The tiredness, coupled with the total silence of the

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night, caused my sister to be
slumbering blinking, kept her eyes closed for

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a few minutes, three minutes and
then towards her effort to reopen them when,

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inevitably, on one of those occasions, she felt that she fell asleep.

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But aware of those times, you
close your eyes and even hear yourself

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snoring. But you' re conscious. And it was at that time that

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she felt a scent, a smell
to a baby of those oils that put

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the children to pass very close to
her nose was, as if this baby

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had passed near her face. He
immediately woke up and recalled that legend that

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a nurse did not have to fall
asleep in that area, immediately got up

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and went through patient by patient one
by one, until she arrived with the

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newborns and came with the only newborn
child she was also. We could say

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it delicately. The boy was in
an incubator, but he was stable all

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night. He remained stable, but
only for that time, for that small

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period in which my sister fell asleep
only a little. The condition of the

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child had worsened greatly. The child
did not breathe, his vital hymns were

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weak. My sister tipped it off
to the relevant doctor and she took care

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of what was coming to stabilize it. We could say that by pure miracle

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and thanks to the speed of her
and the doctor they managed to save her

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life. My sister was greatly served
by this experience so as not to fall

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asleep again in that area. In
fact, he doesn' t do it

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in any area anymore. To finish
telling you the legend it is said that

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many years ago when this hospital had
barely opened. A nurse fell asleep in

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precisely this area in the care of
a child who was extremely delicate. This

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child was in very poor health and
needed to be cared for. Every few

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minutes a nurse arrived and clearly her
priority was not this child and, even

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though the child asked for help with
the buttons in his bed, the sleeping

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nurse never heard them and it was
because of this that the patient lost his

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life during the night. The next
morning it was the warning. The nurse

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was obviously not going to say that
this child had died of medical negligence.

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She said the disease had been very
strong and that simply the medical staff had

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been unable to do anything. After
this, that curse began to fall into

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the hospital, as it is said
that this child plunged into hatred, into

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revenge to take the lives of the
children every night. Every night a nurse,

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like him, unconcerned, fell asleep
in that area. It is said

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that this child is the same one
who takes the lives of these infants,

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all because of the hatred and impotence
that in his death they never gave him

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justice. The culprit had no punishment. He' s he' s he

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' s he' s he'
s he' s he' s he

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' s he' s he'
s he' s he' s he

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' s he' s he'
s he' s he' s he

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' s he' s he'
s he' s he' s he

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' s he' s he'
s he' s he' s he

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' s he' s he'
s he' s he' s he

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' s he' s he'
s he' s.