Malinda K NDE
A grand-mal seizure causes one to lose complete awareness of not only where you are, but who you are...
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A grand-mal seizure causes one to lose complete awareness of not only where you are, but who you are...
It started in 1971...
About four years ago, a childhood friend of mine, Kelvin, died...
I remember the suffocating feeling of the asthma and next thing I realized that the panic surrounding this feeling had gone and I felt totally unaware of my physical body...
I entered the operating room at 3:30 in the afternoon on the 15th of January 1991, to give birth to my daughter...
I was at the neighbor's house with my sister in the backyard...
The third strike of the club put me down to the floor almost instantly...
I remember most everything that happened when I walked into the emergency room...
I was hemorrhaging blood...
I was on vacation with my mother, father, a friend of mine and her mother in Kentucky...
It was a January day in Michigan, rather cold and snowy...
I had been out with a girlfriend and had come home...
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