poor girl. i hope she can find peace, i bet it’s not easy when your daughter is the spitting image of her father.

Call me old fashioned but I believe her. Brooklyn’s got loads of ghosts.

i believe her too. until i know for sure that certain things do not exist, then i believe it’s a possibility that those things do exist.

sort of like god. or aliens. or intelligent design. or lindsay lohan’s acting ability.

I didn’t believe in that stuff-until my father died suddenly. Let me tell you, the two weeks or so after he was gone, some freaky ghosty-shit happened.

Whether it’s a coping mechanism or what, who knows. There are still times when I truly can “feel” him around, it’s happened to other family members too- and it’s been over 5 years since he’s been gone.

I’ve even smelled him before- for absolutely no reason at all (not around his old clothes or anything like that). Weird but comforting I guess.

Ahh, yes. I believe every bit of it. I hope she finds some peace.

Love does live in the heart.

I don’t doubt it for a second. The only part that surprises me is that she’d share it, knowing that disbelievers would mock her.

Why would Brooklyn have more ghosts than other boroughs? Is it that much cooler? That is just snotty. Also, she is starting to resemble Jean Seberg- which is troubling. I do hope she’ll be alright.

Sarah, your just catty. The person that mentioned that Brooklyn has a ton of ghosts, didn’t say a ton more than the other boroughs, or a ton more than other cities that it is cooler than. Just said it has a ton. Come on now.

I believe it too. I didn’t before my dad died either, but there were several things that happened after my dad died that made a believer out of me.My boyfriend at the time had an ex who was calling him & I paid to get his # changed. Well the night after my dad died she called ( I normally would have been at work) Needless to say i was pissed. The next night after my dad’s wake the douche ex BF got up & starting walking around in pain saying he had a cramp. I dated him for 5 years and he never had leg cramps.I told him that was my dad’s way of kicking his ass from the grave. Then the next night I was sleeeping and (think) I woke up and my dad was sitting on the floor and told me he was ok and that he loved me.My best friend’s Dad died 2 years ago and her mom died in October. Right before her mom died they both thought they heard a man(I think it was her dad) talking in thier house. Then a week later to the day and approximate time they both heard the man her mom had an anyersum burst and she died instantly.

Everyone knows that L.A has the most ghosts. No self respecting ghoul would be caught alive without a slew of high end shopping boutiques within it’s ectoplasmic grasp.

OOOoo WEEEEEEE EEEeeeee OOOOOOOOOO

I totally agree with Kitchy - I absolutely believe her, but am surprised that she would share that.

I really believe in that sort of thing. It’s happened to me on more than one occasion. I’ve lost several important people in my life. The most recent being my grandmother and she passed away two weeks ago. She died of lung cancer even though she hadn’t smoked a cig in over 15 years. Unfortunately a large percentage of our family still smokes, me included. But a couple of days after she passed, I was at her and gramp’s house with the whole family and I poured myself a glass of wine. I went to step outside for a smoke b/c the environment inside was heavy. As I opened the door with wine and cig in hand, the wind suddenly picked up (on a clear beautiful day where there had been no wind to speak of prior) and took the door away from me. And as quick as the wind was there, it was gone. The door slammed back towards me and smashed into my wine glass spilling the wine all over my cigarette. So I just looked up and said “OK Grams, I get it.” I know people think things like that are just coincidence, but I definitly don’t. There have been other times when things like that have happened with others who have passed away.
I’ve also seen the ghost of my close friend (she had a heart attack at 18) on several occasions.

I believe this 100%. Something very similar to this happened to me a few days ago. Energy just doesn’t disappear - it’s always there. Humans are merely physical manifestations of energy so just because the body dies doesn’t stop the energy from existing in the universe.

Ok, I know that was totally hippy of me to say, but it’s how I feel.

I will go ahead and join the group of believers. I am happy that she seems comforted by his visits. I live in Savannah and could go on and on with stories, but I’ve believed all my life that something is out there besides us. I grew up on the house my grandfather was born in. At first I thought I was seeing my dad, but later on I learned it was my Gpa. It’s never been a big deal here. But I know that everyone outside of our little city thinks we’re all dumbass crazy hicks. It was comforting to me that he was there, checking up on me at night and staying with me when I was alone.

Someone call TAPS. There’s no better way to solve a ghost problem than to hire a couple plumbers.

I don’t believe in ghosts, but if she does, than I’d say it’s normal she feels that way. Anyway, her daughter looks so much like him… She’ll be so proud of her dad (:

oops… I actually grew up IN the house my grandfather was born in.

I’ve really got to stop drinking at work.

I believe her also. I too, pray she finds some peace, and if it is Heath, he knows not to scare her and to leave her in peace.

My heart, prayers and thoughts go out to Michelle and her daughter, Matilda. She is a courageous woman with a lot of class who has weathered many storms and unwelcome speculations regarding her relationship with Heath. The nearly impossible task of moving forward without Heath there to see their child grow up must be unbearable. May Michelle, Matilda and Heath’s weary spirit all find peace and closure to this heartbreaking situation they have all been plunged into.