I had been eager to take part in the ghost walk that takes place at Fort George. After a lot of convincing, I got my boyfriend to accompany me on this paranormal excursion.

I was wide-eyed, open-minded, and determinded to see, hear, or feel a ghost. Of course, to my disappointment, I didn't get any of that. However, one thing during the tour caused my hair to stand on end. Once my boyfriend and I were well into the tour my boyfriend leaned over to me and said, "I feel so sick. All of a sudden my stomach just started hurting." I thought that was pretty odd.

My boyfriend is a big skeptic and doesn't believe in ghosts or anything like that, so I knew he wasn't sick because he scared.

Nevertheless, I kept my mouth shut and we went on with the tour. Further and further into the Fort my boyfriend felt more and more sick. At one point during the tour, right at a very haunted building with a very violent past, my boyfriend moaned about
how much pain he was in. He felt like he was going to throw up or pass out. I thought for sure he was picking up on the negative energy of the fort. It would be expected from a believer like me, but i felt fine. I knew he wasn't faking it.

The tour ended shortly after and as we walked towards the front gates of the Fort my boyfriend leaned over to me and said, "I don't know what happened, I feel totally fine." My heart skipped a beat. I told him that it was normal to feel sick at a haunted place because people often pick up the negative energy that is created when there is a lot of violence and death in a particular area.

Needless to say, he is now a believer in the paranormal. Ever since we left the Fort he had never felt that sickness again. Was it a coincidence? Or did he feel the anguish of the dead soldiers at Fort George?

Jenn

 

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