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'If the lack of sunshine at night time makes you cry, you won't be able to see the stars...
Now to what happened during Easter of this year (2004)...
I was asleep, under anesthesia, then I was projected in a bright tunnel at a dizzying speed; some colors, some flashes of light...
The first thing I recall is seeing my 'fiancé' beside my bed and then doctors/nurses surrounding the bed in a 'flurry of activity' and then seeing myself lying in the bed and being shocked by that...
I suffered a massive heart attack on March 14, 2005, at about 5pm in the evening...
I had been hemorrhaging for approximately twelve hours by this time...
I was admitted for surgery with high blood-pressure problems...
It was irreversible fear...
I was eight years old and growing up in the suburbs of Los Angeles, in the San Gabriel Valley in a town called El Monte...
I heard and saw the doctor giving me too much anesthesia and the surgeon saying, 'Damn it, you gave her too much, you killed her...
On both occasions a being of white light appeared to me, took my hand, and took me to a door that opened on its own...
I floated up to the ceiling and could see my body lying on the table...
