Beth P NDE
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Sometimes an experience can be so intense and so profound that it changes your entire life...
As my mother described her experience to me: When she was about 25 years old, she had to have surgery to remove a brain tumor...
In the year of 1995, I was living in Costa Rica with the father of my children...
When I was approximately 8 years old, my Father took my brother and me to see a wrestling match about an hour and a half away...
I had severe eclampsia...
I was out at a bar-restaurant with a friend to celebrate Women's Day...
After I was being rushed to the hospital, my perspective seemed to split between my body and a third-person, bird's eye view...
It was late September in 1997...
The experience happened in 1999 or 2000...
I was going to work on my motorcycle, when I saw a car in front of me, at an intersection...
When I was young, I had a near death experience...
I had been smoking marijuana...