Re: Re: Poems you requested Jack

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I have never had a near death experience but my sister did. My son's name was Vince O'Brien. After he died I came home from his memorial and found a note from someone who's name was Vince. The next day I called someone to come and fix my monitor stove. When He came his last name was O'Brien. I took that as a message from my son that he was alright. Beverley

Re: Poems you requested Jack

Not really .... just a pin-point of light. It was the 'voice' I heard and the overwhelming PEACE I felt. I have tried and tried to find a way to describe the 'voice' but finally decided it was just indescribable. Very comforting, however. The voice said "Not yet, Donna" It's more what I was told by doctor after the experience that made the impression on me that I HAD experienced a near death situation -- Doctor's words were "Dangest thing I've ever seen" ROFL ... he was speaking of my leaving and coming back on my own. I awoke to eyeballs staring at me from every inch of space in and outside of the room ... crash cart beside the bed and BIG NEEDLE (ready with the adrenalin) in nurse's hand. YIKES! LOL That needle was taped beside the bed in readiness for the duration of my stay in CCU. Constant reminder, for sure. >smile<Has anyone else here on the board experienced near death or life after death? I'd love to hear about it -- I believe!!! You're not crazy. hee hee>> Donna> when you "flat-lined" did you see the "white light"> > > Pink Joyce IPF 3/06 Pennsylvania > Donate Life Listed 1/09 inactive 4/09> www.transplantfund.org>