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Would you move where has someone died?

Okay so I might be getting a place of my own this week. Since 2009 I've dreamed of moving to this particular place. I used to stay there with an ex-boyfriend at one point and always wanted to live there on my own but there were all sorts of obstacles that prevented me from getting the gall to apply, I was afraid I wouldn't meet all the requirements but I prayed really hard and worked really hard over the past year to do whatever I can to qualify for this place. I don't want to live anywhere else. I put all my eggs in one basket pretty much but that's how badly I wanted to live there lol.

Anyways so its pending a final approval and I informed the property manger that I would be having surgery soon so I would like to know when I would be able to move in and that's when she told me this very upcoming week if everything goes fine however, someone died in the place. An old lady who supposedly died from old age and I was told that I need to sign a waiver saying that I was informed.

I don't know if I believe in ghosts or what not really. Part of me does especially when alone, part of me doesn't. I sometimes suffer from sleep paralysis, where my eyes are open and I can't move and sometimes hallucinate creepy things. I just don't know if I should move into this place now knowing someone died. To be honest I wish the property manager never told me. Anyways would you do it?

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If you believe in God then say a prayer over the house and have it blessed! Wouldn't hurt! But yes I'd move in if I really wanted it.

Yes I would. IF they were murdered then the answer would be NO!!! I purchased my home 11 years ago and a young mother of 3 passed away with cancer. She ended up passing away in the house. I have never had any issues with it and the children were able to use the money for themselves. Sounds to me like God opened up a door for you to walk thru. Good luck on your decision.

I wouldn't mind a ghost. At least then my ramblings could be explained away.

I was arguing with Bob! Yes I Know he can't actually touch the keys to hide them.... look go wait outside would ya.

@@heather5565 according to the people i talked to say its a Orb.... like a spirit

@@Dub You wicked wicked boy.....

@@bayougirlmrsc

It's getting worse, too.......the wickedness.

I quit fighting it and just roll with it now.

It is what it is.

A dude must abide.

Find out more.I am a sensitive....if she was harmed in the place or a mean individual then I would be very concerned.Get a blessing and burn sage with a prayer.....

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Well I finally started moving in. :D Turns out the lady was pretty old (96 years old) and she died because of old age. I was told she was a nice sweet lady. My place is quiet and has a nice vibe to it so I'm not bugged out about it anymore.

Well I finally started moving in. :D Turns out the lady was pretty old (96 years old) and she died because of old age. I was told she was a nice sweet lady. My place is quiet and has a nice vibe to it so I'm not bugged out about it anymore.

Enjoy your new home.

I think that is how I want to go, quietly, at home, in my sleep, at an extremely old age.

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We weren't told about someone dying in our house but it wouldn't have changed our decision. One of the homes previous owners committed suicide in a pretty grizzly way and of course our new neighbors had to immediately tell us about it. We love our home.

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