Woman Receives Hundreds Of Voicemail Messages From Grieving Woman

A woman has described how 'broken' she felt when she was going through her voicemails and found loads of messages from a grieving wife to her late husband. You can hear the whole tragic tale in the video below.

The woman revealed her discovery on TikTok, explaining how she was having a clear-out of her voicemail messages when she discovered hundreds of messages, some dating back more than a year, all from a woman that she didn't know.

When she started listening to them, it soon became clear what was happening.

The messages were all from the same woman saying things like 'I love you' and 'I miss you' repeatedly down the phone, sometimes through floods of tears.

After listening to loads of the messages, she deduced that they were from a woman who had lost her husband but still wanted to leave him messages and was doing so by leaving messages on his old number.

It's heartbreaking stuff, that's for sure.

Alongside a clip showing the user - @waifoodd.png - crying, she added text that said: "You're just trying to clear your voicemails and notice a number you don't recognise in blocked numbers ... that has been leaving you voicemails since July 8, 2020,"

"All the voicemails consist of 'I miss you' and 'I hope you're okay' and long pauses and what sounds to be soft crying?"

She then shared a grab from her phone screen that showed the volume of messages she's had, sometimes four per day.

Then, she shared one of the messages, in which a woman can be heard saying: "It's just me, you've been on my mind. I'll catch you later, bye."

The TikToker continued: "Then you realise it's this old lady leaving voicemails to her [late] husband..."

However, the question remained - does she contact the woman and tell her that it's no longer the number she thinks it is, or does she let her get on with it?

After asking around in the comments section, she decided to leave the poor woman to it.

This is obviously a way that she's dealing with her grief and loss, so to remove it without her consent would seem slightly cruel.

Others have even admitted to using a similar mechanism to cope with the loss of a loved one.

Whoever she is, or wherever she is, let's just hope that she's OK and getting the support that she needs.

Featured Image Credit: TikTok/@waifoodd.png

Topics: Weird, TikTok

Tom Wood

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