😦 When I was in the hospital, none of my loved ones came to visit me. Yet every evening, a little girl entered my room, sat beside me, and said, “Stay strong, you’ll be okay.” When I talked about it with the doctor, he explained that it was probably an effect of the medication, since no one had come to see me. But after I left the hospital, I saw her again in front of my house, and it turned out that she was…
After a serious car accident, I spent fifteen days in the hospital. I was unable to speak and was in constant pain. My children were far away, and my friends were too busy to visit me.
One evening, a little girl entered my room. She walked up to me gently, then sat beside me. She looked at me with her big eyes and said, “Stay strong, you’ll be okay.” Then she left, as quietly as she had come.
For fifteen days, she was my only visitor. Every evening, she came back and repeated the same words. I wanted to ask her who she was, but I still couldn’t speak.
When I finally started to recover, I asked my doctor who that little girl was. He assured me that no one had visited me and that what I had seen was probably due to the medication—just hallucinations.
But the day I returned home, I saw her. She was standing in front of my door, and it turned out that she was…
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Her name was Tiffany, and she was with her aunt.
Her aunt explained to me that Tiffany’s mother had been the driver in the accident.
She did not survive and passed away in the hospital where I was.
Every evening, they walked past my room.
The aunt didn’t dare to come in.
She was afraid and felt guilty.
Tiffany, on the other hand, wanted to stay close to me, saying she wanted to see me.
Tiffany looked at me and smiled softly.
I thanked her for visiting me during those difficult days and told her aunt not to feel guilty.
