Picture yourself walking up a deserted hallway in the wee hours of the morning. There is no one else in sight except for the chirping of crickets. Then suddenly you feel a sense that you are being followed. A quick check confirms no other physical beings in sight. Your fear grows as you walk hurriedly back to the security of a human companion.

This is a common account often repeated by on-call medical officers at our local hospitals. Is it real or just a symptom of a fickle mind?

Perhaps hospitals are a dwelling place for restless spirits. Could it be a demise too sudden trapping them between two worlds? Or maybe there is some unfinished business.

Hospitals are notorious locations for being haunted. How real are these supernatural encounters? Is it worth investigating these paranormal experiences? Or are doctors really working in the midst of a ghostly community, ever attempting to communicate in apparently haunting terms?

You decide.