Raven Ishak

3 weeks ago | buzzfeed.com | Raven Ishak

"I agree with this, and to add on, when people (especially older ones) say things like, 'I don’t do computers' or 'I don’t do email.' It’s a thirty-year-old technology for fucks sakes. You kept yourself in the dark on purpose."

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Raven Ishak

Look, we're all human and get mad at certain things every now and then.

3 weeks ago | buzzfeed.com | Raven Ishak

—Anonymous, 68, Southern California "It was getting late in the evening, and his sister expressed that she needed a break, but was too afraid to leave him alone. I had a feeling he was getting close to passing away, so I offered to sit with him while she stepped out. I sat next to him while I worked on my charting at the bedside computer. After a bit, I sensed I was being watched.

3 weeks ago | yahoo.com | Raven Ishak

When medical professionals work closely with patients who may pass soon, a lot of "supernatural" things may occur. So we thought to ask the BuzzFeed Community, "Nurses with dying patients, share with us the most unexplainable things you've ever witnessed." Here's what they said below:1."Several times, as I've been doing a bedside vigil, I've gotten an overwhelming feeling of needing to leave the room for a bit.

1 month ago | buzzfeed.com | Raven Ishak

"I don't know if that was always the norm. My mom ripped most of my dad’s clothes off and clawed him up in the middle of a church service when she found out he was having an affair with the pastor’s wife." "This feels big, but I'm not sure how to articulate it. We used to simply accept expert opinions, especially in areas of science, as truth.