A woman who experienced clinical death on her birthday has shared her amazing experience, where she says her soul left her body for two minutes before she was pronounced dead.
This information was reported by Cursorinfo, as reported by URA-Inform.
It is reported that on that day she experienced a dangerous allergic reaction to cashews, but did not have the necessary injection at hand. Her tongue began to swell severely and her throat began to constrict, but she tried to remain calm. The woman described how her head and neck became severely swollen, and large scars began to appear on her body.
After being taken to the hospital, she was pronounced dead for several minutes and placed on a ventilator for several days. She said that despite her body's physical struggles, she felt no pain.
She was comfortable even while vomiting and aspirating. In the intensive care unit, she was surrounded by her family, which brought her comfort. When asked about the afterlife, she described it as an out-of-body experience: she could hear her family talking, but was unable to respond or interact with them.
She also saw her grandmother, who died in 2004. Her grandmother came to her before extubation and told her that her time on earth was not over. The woman noted that there was no physical pain, and the emotional comfort from her grandmother helped her come back to life. Now she is not afraid of death and looks forward to being reunited with her loved ones when the time comes.
The woman also recalled crying at the thought of never seeing the sunset again. Her thoughts were focused on pleasant childhood memories, mainly playing in the yard with her sister. Some skeptics in the comments suggested that these could have been hallucinations caused by the drugs, but others acknowledged that her story helped them to be less afraid of death.
This story is further evidence that experiences on the brink of life and death can be varied and profound, touching on the most intimate aspects of human existence.
Recall that earlier it was reported that people become stupid because of the heat: scientists came to sad conclusions.