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MY MOTHER THE GHOST!!! THIS IS VERY REAL… PLEASE
HELP!!!
This is a real ghost story. My mother, Martha, died April 10, 2002 after a
15-year battle with Multiple Sclerosis. Soon after her death, we started
noticing strange things happening:
– The light bulbs in a ceiling light fixture kept coming unscrewed. We
thought they were burned out, but when we went to change them, a slight
touch made them flicker. We tightened them up and they were fine. A few days
later, they would be loose again.
– The kitchen TV would turn off when no one was near it. This has happened
dozens of times. Once we were in the kitchen talking about Mom, and the TV
went off. That was our first clue that it was her.
– The living room TV would come on in the middle of the day, when no one was
in the room. We would come in to find it on, set to channel 88, a channel we
don’t have, playing static very loudly.
We became convinced that these occurrences were my mother’s ghost in October
2002. A couple of months after Mom died, my stepfather started Internet
dating. One night in October, he planned to bring his new girlfriend over to
meet us. My 20-year-old daughter was home all day, cleaning the house for
their visit. The TVs went on and off all day. Mom had a terrible temper and
threw fits when she didn’t get her way. We think turning the TVs on and off
was her way of saying she disapproved of her husband bringing a girlfriend
to meet us.
Since then, when the TVs go on or off, we know it’s Mom and we talk to her.
She once turned off the TV in the middle of Ronald Reagan’s funeral. She
continues to do this periodically, usually when I’m really interested in
what’s on the TV.
Despite her temper, Mom was a great lady. She was a legal secretary, a great
cook, an impeccable dresser, kept an immaculate house, was active in church
and my school, volunteered at a local hospital. When I was in college, she
typed all my papers, watched my daughter and had us over for dinner 3 or 4
nights a week. She was a great help to me and a true super woman. Mom had a
great sense of humor and loved to play jokes and tricks on people. I don’t
think she’s trying to scare anyone. I think she’s trying to be funny. She
knows that this is a harmless way to communicate with us and let us know
she’s here.
You may ask, “why, then, do I want to sell my mom’s ghost?” She doesn’t
cause a lot of trouble, but we are a little tired of the TVs going off and
on and the light bulbs being unscrewed. Actually though, I’m selling her
hauntings purely for financial reasons. I lost my job right before
Christmas. So far I have been unable to find a job. So I’ve been a housewife
and mom, with no outside job, for the first time in my life. I really enjoy
being able to be here for my husband and kids. I would love to be able to
stay home and care for my family forever, and possibly start my own business
working from home. But the pressures of paying bills make that nearly
impossible. If we could just pay off our house, we could make it on my
husband’s salary alone. I figure maybe this is Mom’s way of helping me out
one last time. Maybe she is doing this so we could sell her ghost on e-bay
and pay off our house.
If you are the high bidder, in addition to purchasing my mother’s ghost,
this is what you will receive:
– A small scrapbook with my mom’s story in it. It will include photos of my
mom as a child; in her 20’s; at her wedding; a photo taken on her last
birthday in 2001 (four generations: my grandmother, my mom, me and my
daughter); photos of the TVs and light fixture that she haunts; and a photo
of her cemetery headstone. (She is buried at the cemetery surrounding a
world-famous wedding chapel, Duncan Memorial Chapel in Floydsburg,
Kentucky.) The chapel is clearly visible behind her grave.
– Her eternity band that she wore with her engagement ring and wedding band.
It is 18K white gold and has an intricate floral pattern, no stones. We
believe Mom’s ghost will go with the ring.
– A that this story is true, signed by me, my husband and my children.
Please help! Thank you in advance for taking good care of Mom's ghost.
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