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[torn_soul]

Would it bother you if the house you bought had at one time had a death in it? One of the homes I looked at, the 20 something grandson had died suddenly in an upstairs bedroom after jogging.
I don't think it would bother me, I guess I will know more after getting inside.

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[softpaw]

For me I guess it would matter HOW they died and if I can still sense any leftover energy from them.

Dieing in a case like you said would bother me less then a murder or suicide.

[torn_soul]

That is exactly what I am thinking. Having stepped into a lot of possible homes this month, it's all about energy.
You know what I mean, congrats on your new place.=)

[red_girl_42]

Once upon a time, *most* people died at home, not in hospitals or hospices or the like. I think modern Americans are overly wigged out by death. Unless it was a horrible murder or suicide, I can't imagine someone dying in a house freaking me out.

[torn_soul]

People are over wigged by death, I agree. A hospital death wouldn't be my choice.

[aineotter]

most really old houses had multiple someoens die in them. Death is natural, and we'll all end up there someday. I'd just see how the place feels.

[torn_soul]

That is exactly what I was thinking, but was curious about other people's reactions.=)

[fallstosilver]

I just say so long as it isn't something angry, it's awesome. There's totally a house here that if we had 800k to drop on nit, we'd get it, ghosts and all. A father killed his family and himself in the house, but strangely, the father isn't there, just the little girls. They're quite helpful little ones, too :)

[varushka]

I suspect it wouldn't bother me, but I am not a person who is in tune with supernatural things or spirits. A natural, non-violent death seems like a benign thing anyway.