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I had my gallbladder removed and went home...
I was on life support for double pneumonia, septic shock, and multiple organ failure...
My physical body was lying on the living room floor curled up and I was in immense pain, then I was up to the ceiling looking down at myself rolling about on the floor holding my stomach, curled up crying with pain, but I, up in the ceiling I felt no pain, ...
I had a heart attack when I was 19 years old...
I was about midway through a two week leave from Iraq...
I was swimming when I injured my back, that paralyzed from the shoulders down...
Sleeping at night at a friend's home, on the guest couch...
It was December 26th at 6:30 in the morning I laid down to take a few hours nap before my children would be out of bed...
Translation: I was lying down face-up on my living-room sofa doing a relaxation exercise...
My experience completely changed my life during during a surgery over half my life ago...
I was sitting at a desk facing a wall in a large studio adjacent to the university photolab where I worked part-time, reading Robert Penn Warren's novel *All the King's Men* in preparation for an American literature class scheduled a few hours later...
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